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TIE rRo-nLEs N TUE COIL WINES.

PoTrsyILLE, Penn, July eat meeting OF
the delegates II tie Workinrnens Benevolent Associa
ton OF schu,lk Couny. lel t,dAy It was rcsoiyedtp
re- ,n, ark uuon the basis OF 1909 49, room coal sells
81 - at Port ca bon. with advance and reaction OF >
per cent or every GNaGcc az reaction above OF
bclw q lcr fui: provided the Iacs sLu Tot Ice les
than g p,g tn. u was also resolved tia, u a. ~
anyc Ir ICES an, incr soil .u coltla-t Eor n.@A's
over slCO pen month. bis employer ihai S'ln't 40 ,
cent from tn amount Uat MA; Cytr Sl.a - per ,cL'
over $50 D Ucr cvn: rNtI eco 20 per cent ~ -
- ~, tiis pr,ns tiot, Is mad, ia COn.eGdrh't oi
III, refusal az tnr y,rElrl u tie upper g.is 10 J'ii
in The eiglt-aour STRIKE. NJ. g.. ..u.d f,r
ueet:g OF he American Board of Trade j. ca. 81" a
s!ouda, ncst To- COM der this propositions tIo' - - =
operufG,s Lere say IL will MT ic Sc ep, u. A. 1T,
ain understood howeyer, that IA view oi an ,
resumption npt II souc satisf'. tor CONN.,, ,ti'>' VIZ va
upou the Reudiuc Railroad viii ~ re''"''s'
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GEN. TROCHU.

The Irny and Nary Journal says:
As Won Moltke was hardly known to readers out OF
Prussia anterior to the splendid campaign which ended
at sadowa the to whose brain will be due whatever
of successful strategy shall characterize the French arms
in the coming war yet unnamed. Gen. Louis Jules
Trochu to-day undeniably the best soldier OF France
He is now So years of age graduate of the staff school
OF St Cyr he made Lieutenant IN 1870 ana promoted
to captancy in 1913. His first stan service was WIN
that fine SOLDER Bugeaud, in Algeria. Cnot deScadrOn
aud Major in 1896 and LicutcnantC OOneln 1885, MS sl
European service in the Italian campaign Al the
commencement OF the Crimean war he was made Clet
of the General Staff and by reference to klnglake
History ii will be that In all conferences Wlh LOfd
Ragan Trochu rather than ST. Armand or CanrOper was
spokesman the part Of France Throughout the cam
paign having been made General OF Brigade in lS5 ne
occupied this position Of confidential stan officer OF the
Chiof office analogous TO that OF Gne
senau under Bucher given in just recognition OF his
military ability and skill In 1861 he reached his grade
of General OF Division. Two years after he was charged
with preparation of plan 10 reorganiZe the army
Instead Of has been suggested, lacking the Imperial
confidence he has II in the most attering degree HIS
essay upon organization, III rmee Irdnedtse, pun
scd In 1861 ran through ten editions rocnu Is known
10 have anticipated the event Of war with Prussia
recent pamphlet from his pen which unfortunately can
obtained in this country, develops an Immense
deal study the Rhensh frontier lighting Held,
and palpably indicates the national impulse as occupy
ing fhe strateg mind Should the war survive It's
first battle fortnight, and promise as seems very likely,
TO be long one TrOchus name may chance TO appear al
the head OF the French armies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
ATTITUDE OF THE NEUTRAL POWERS.

No ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND SPAIN
MYSTERIOUS CONFERENCE BETWEEN GEN
pRIM AND PRINCE NORTHUMBERLAND
CLAIMS AGAINST SAVOY.
PARIS, Friday, July %, 1870
The Norietr Ministerial organ in its issue to-day
SAWS it is not true that Spain has concluded an all
ance with France. Spain will remain neutral
1t is reported to-day OH good authority that Gen.
Prim lately met Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern on
the Franco-Spanish frontier.
Ii is reported to-day that Switzerland has asked
permission to occupy Chabais the most northern
provnce of Savoy, on the Lake of Geneva claiming
that by the treaty of Vienna ii is her right so to do
The Noaitear iofcial says, however that this move
ment on the part of Switzerland is not confirmed.
The Monitc.T, in its comments on the demand Vi
Prussia for the neutrality of the Baltic Sea- says
that any support of Prussia in this demand viii be
regarded as an act of hostility to France as the
Baltic is destined to play important rote IN the
war.
Persons in Madrid have sought TO excite the popu-
lace against France, but without effect. lhey at
tenuted TO create hostile demonstration IN 'front.' OF
the French Embassy to-day, bat 1aled. SPAN -
firm for neutrality.
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THE sKIRMIsH AT FoRBACH.
PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR-DARING EXPLOIT
OF A GERMAN LANCER.

PARTICULARS OF TIE AFFA1R-DARING EXPLOIT
Ut GERMAN LANCER.
LoSDoN Friday, July %, 1870
The following details of the affair at Forbach
which has been variously reported as battle and
skirnish between customs patrol is published here
to-day
Two regiments Of French HuzzaIs and BODY OF
UTlaner German troops commonly armed WIN
lancesl met on the frontier when the French inme-
diatelv made prenaraions 10 receive an attack. At
length one of the UIlaner came forward, and the
French allowed him to approach their lines, regard
ing him as a desertcr or expecting parley On com
ing within musket range, the Urlancr fired at the
commander Of the French, but missed hls marx
when he turned and fed, amid a shower Of bullets
hom the cxasperatcd Frcnchmeu.
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II England was 20 take the side of France tomorrow p
should tght for Prussia. III France gets entan-
gled with England fight for France.
We would I've in opposition 10 everything England under
with breechOadCrs but won't tell you how they are 10
obtained. We do not want 10 beg for money we arc
not ~ that class that appeal 20 the sympathles or those
outside but know what are about and where to
on the conclusion Of this address three cheers
given for the trcolor and the green. and u was an
August, when Populations would attend from Boston
and other places While the officers were adjusting their
sabers which they had discarded on account OF their
great weight, a Mr.. Mcnamara, Head Center OF the
Erin Hope Division, DOTTED his coat mounted chair,
and smoke OF the services rendered by Ireland 10 France
in olden times. The Fenians then dispersed.
NEWARK GERMANS AND THE WAR.
The Newark Germans have published card
stating that Our countrymen fight for united and free
Germany To US the offspring Of old Fatherand it Is an
imperative duty to help the gallant defenders Of our old
country TO endure the fatgues. assist the wounded
and 70 support the orphans and widows Of the dead by
freely contributing from means. The Executive
Committee OF German War Association OF the city meet
at Hall every afternoon TO transact business Win
ward and township associations
MASS MEETING AT sTAPLETON.
mass meeting of the Germans of Staten
Island will be held at stapletOn this evening to raise
money assist Prussia in carrying on the war against
France.
GERMAN MEETING IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Ma, July 22.-The German mass
meeting tonight in Monumensquare, to express sympa-
thy with Prussia was large and enthusiastic. speeches
made by Senator SchuTZ Dr. Rapp, and other prO
gentlemen, and address, to the German people
assuring Them of their support &c. was adopted Sea-
tor Schurz's speech enthusiastically received The
different singing societies. turner associations, &c, were
present in large numbers.
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Is Sailing vessels.

The six irOncads Of the Spanish navy were with one
exception built in England The largest OF them, the
Victoria carries "a guns, and is armored from stem 10
with 5inch plates and 0nch teak she IL $40 rect
in length and 1862 tuns burden Next TO the victoria IN
size the Numancia built in the floating docks OF car
agcna. She il built entirely Of iron, with the exception
OF the teak backing for the plating, ana $40 leet
long and broad at the beam, with draught OF wafer
OF n feet inches The Numancia Is completely en-
cased by nch OF 500 tuns weight and pierced
for forty Founders. The Arape another OF the IRON
clads carries "a guns I'm brOadsde battery
The Spanish navy manned in 1869 by l29s6 sailors
and 1850 marines, and commanded by one Cap dln-Gen
eral OF the fleet aud $50 officers of various grades
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GRIMES AND cAsUALrlrs-BY TELEGRAPH

The llic,iutire CEi,itain, bound g. MALAGA.
Avn rsr;. Hsbfs tasi-ir vet nsy thr. Fsns
I'm, an Martin OCva-f aHi teir sste hi uroSn,i
III | tehburg. Mass, uu Thursday night THO
nuks 8f ils llti
Coa 2s and The t as usr t Smes r9uir'"f @f az
The ioliow be "a e s--
A Co SOON; iassranc-. : tx Su"rt go. or sMwo
Five men we've arrested IL Philadelphia yesicr
tay csret With rbey and he ohma q g'-- cas os th-
non Ersia. the e'rnitg - he th
TIE s AS or~ny with geo e"en MIA 70 W. ,ssssis 81
sug Of .-,, AMI the ,aiy osfirs norEs te
r g.r,arn g o,rr,o yer portion u he Tao Of -
he " obers Sslssa-
ssrI.nlt Of = ..N Tbey rs5b-A the lad 81 $il
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GREAT BRITAIN.

DEBATE on TIE FENIAN RAID--PAssAGE OF THE
EDUCATION BILL.
LONDON, Friday, July %, 1870
IN The House of Lcrds to-day, the Earl of
CarnayOn moved resolution Of thanks 10 the Canadians
for repeIng the Fenian invasion. lively opposition
wa manifested and after long debate, the resolution
Withdrawn.
The House of Commons to night finally passed the ~
ucation bill by vote of ITO 10 90. Tie House susc
ouently debated the budget until adjournment.
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RUSSIA AND SPAIN.
MILITARY AND NAVAL RESOURCES OF RUSSIA
AND SPAIN.

MILITARY AND NAVAL RESOURCES OF RUSSIA
AND SPAIN.
In estimating the bearings of the present
European conflict It is important keep in view the
naval and military strength OF the neutral powers whose
alliance or hostility the beigerents likely to incur
according TO the fortunes Of war. The immense re-
sources which Russia Ncan command in such con,
tngency as well the effective aid which Spain cOud
give are shown the following statements OF their mill
tary and naval forces.
THE MILITARY AND NAVAL FORCES OF THE RUS
SIAN EMPIRE.
The land forces of Russia are formed OF two
descriptions Of troops different from each other in many
respects-the regular troops properly so called and the
feudal militia Of the COssacks and similar tribes. some
CORPS of the latter have been brought into regular form
and training and are occasionally employed ike the rest
Of the army, although in many respects they diner en-
tirely from the regular troops. $1,000
The regular army is recruited from the classes OF peas
and artisans partly and principally by means OF
CONSUMPTION, partly by the adoption OF me sons OF s9-
diers, and partly by voluntary enlistment Every hd-
vidual bclOngngtO these classes Is, with eweNceptos
liable 10 compulsory service provided he he OF the proper
age and stature. The nominal strength OF the RUSSIAN
army according TO the returns OF the Ministry OF war Is
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THE INDLiNS.

GEN. SLOVENIAN ASSUMES CoNN'ND Oh i,is .. ph-
pAPrvENr-ALL INDIASs ~ 81 CONSIDERED
HOSTILE. -
SAX FRAyclsco. July 22-Adyiccs from Pres.
80 .i,or. rcr,itory 10 July 2. have been received
here G.n stoneman had arrived at that ci'y ana rs
sun,el command Of the Dcpaitaent ., Z "a IT, IT,
H. ,.lAfILn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

The general staff OF the Spanish army comprises hve
Captains General the active list besides ttuar dgn
tares co Leutensns general 13 MaiOrsgenera and 25s
Brgadersg general.
SPANISH NAVY.
The Spanish Navy il not very formidable, and includes
only six roncad rigates During the past ten years
active have been taken for its improvement
but the embarrassed Of the finances has prevented
any great progress. 1t consisted according to official
returns, OF the following vessels ut the end Of June,
a - rIntn In l. Il Eurl.
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BAvARINs RESPONSE TO PRUSSIA.

THE BAyAEIAN TROOPS INCORPORATED IN THE
PEUSsIAN ARNY-CHARGEs AGAINST COUNT
BRAY.
PARIS Friday, Jnly %, 1870.
The King Of Prussia recently informed tie Ba-
vaiian Government that, according to the freely, lac
intended to assume command Of the BaYalian Amy,
embodying II III the Third Corps Bavaria in.medi-
ately assentod, forwarding congratulations to The
PTussiaD King and issuing patriotic cxhortaton to
the army.
The Journal Ogicel to-day reprints from the JOD-
nal de France al article pnpo1ine TO give an
explanation Of the manner il which the PI,usian
demands were carried through the Bavalan Clam
bers The article makes the serious accusation
against Count Bray that he purposely misled the
Chambers by announcing that the French troops
had invaded Bavaria and il is allie ed that by this
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General total. .s12 o.

Among the irregular troops of Russia the most import
ant are the Cossacks The country of the Don Cossacks
contains 100000 TO 100000 inhabitants In case OF
necessity every Cossack from Is to co years. Is bound TO
render military service. The usual regular military
force however consists Of "a cavalry regiments each
numbering lOi men, making total OF 5G3,6. The Cos
sacks are reckoned in round numbers as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

LATEST FROM LONDON AND BERLIN.
THE TR1RI-SE CORRESPONDENT SAYS PRUssIAN
FEELING Is LIKE THE UPRISING OF THE
NORTH AFTER sUMTER-PRUssIA TAKEN BY
Observation-Disclosures CLOSING AND STU
DENTS FNLISTING-SLOw CONCENTRATIONS
pRUsSIANs MEAN TO MARCH on PARIS.
lTRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
LONDON, Friday, July Pill p m.
The army movements on both sides are slow. Our
special correspondent writes from Berlin on the
10th inst, that Prussia was actually taken by
sunrise. Nobody contemplated war Hence the
concentration of forces is less advanced than
with the French, nor viii Won Moltkc be hurried
There are two methods Of modifying the PrusSian
army. The quicker is when regiments march
"a they are. not waiting for the re-
serves. which follow when ready. Tie more
regular method is when regiments await
their reserves till their ranks are full The
latter and slower method has now been adopted
showing that Prussia is in no dread oil tAe
threatened immediate invasion
No soldier of the famous corps of Prussian Guards
has vet left Berlin. Infantry reserves were arriving
on TUESDAY. aud regiments we've expected TO march
ON Friday.
Fntbusiasm and confidence increase daily. Inc
feeling throughout Germany is only comparable to
that Of the North when Sumter was attacked shn'
the financial and commercial distrc Is terrible ana
there are innumerablc failures Of OLD and strong
houses.
1t is perfectly understood in B"iin that the Ger
man army if victorious, viii march TO Paris Inc
railroad freight traffic has ceased, and ,e passenger
traffic closes on the 2ith.
G5ttineen University is closed, and all the stu
dents have enlisted. From Bonn 800 are expected
All the Universities viii soon close.
The London Doilg Ne,rs has special from stas-
bo,rg of the DIST i,st saying the defenses depend
much ON the water which is now so low THAI the
place is comparatively weak. Additional works arein
progress. The garrison numbers about six Thousand,
and Jesides there are in camp about ten thousand
more. Communications across the liver COLI
tinue by ferry. Correspondents Of Ia L'd@ie
and Le Rappel have been arrested, one while
sketoiiin2 The Notifications, and the other
ON detection by reason of his speaking French with
German accent Both have subsequently, been re-
leased. The correspondent arrested yesterday at
Metz is now reported to be William II. Russell, soIE-
neyine toward Prussia.
Although the Journal OGcid to-day reiterates lie
BGufs oIder that no journalists shall be admitted TO
the French Army, it is reported that one
pass was issued to the correspondent OF an
English Bonapartist paper IN France only official
army news is to be allowed. The French expedl-
topary naval force is expected to sail from Cher
bouTg on Saturday O. VS.
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q.rfrGR,pnc NOTES.

The rainc Of baseball yesterday b,tween mo
. V.k 5r p.r AEasUrs Of tticago Ivnlv- fs0 e
BE- fo.lrr. - 10 T.
information has been received IN Cailala that
C'r,rns.t xug 30 FaaraHtrs ioau 20 - 1sf &C.
PIC i;.i,wa, n0H Murir- g. Bnti,t Columbia.
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, JULY %, 1870

The total strength OF these armed forces is to consist OF
100000 men,
For military purposes the Kingdom is divided into nve
districts at the head OF each OF which stands captain
general with the rank Of 1eldmarshal. a.
Oeia returns OF the year 1865 state the acta strng
or me army, including the proyinciales or prOVna
militia and the guarda civil or national guard as io
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
p o s 7 s G RIPT.
THE VERY LATEST WAR NEWS
FOUR O'CLOCK A. ".

iilE NLhl --LATEST WAX NEWS.
OPPOSITION TO THE WAR IN BAyAKIA-yIN,S-
CIAL LOSSES.
PARIS. Friday July 70. 1910
Popular demonstrations have been made in Ba-
varia against the war
The Bank of France has thirteen hundred millions
in specie.
The Rothschds here have LOST twenty millions by
the war Granger and other bankers also lose
heavily.
Switzerland asks of France that the Provinces Of
Chablais and Francigny, in Savoy be declared neu-
trail ground, but her request has been refused.
THE EMPEROR AND THE CORPS LEGISLATIE
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT sCHNEDER-NAPoLE-
oN's REPLY.
PARIS, Friday, July D, 1870.
Notwithstanding the reports of the Emperor ill
ness, he came TO Paris to-day and received large
deputaton of the Corps Legislatif at the Tueries.
President Schneider, in the name Of the Corps Leg
islatif addressed the Emperor as follows:
SIRE The Corps Legisatif has terminated rs labor;
il has unanimously voted all subsidies and all laws
needed for the National defense, thus giving signal
proof patriotism II it true that not he hodecars
war, but he who causes it, il the real author there Will
be voice among the nations to lay the respons-
bility upon Prussia, who, maddened by unhopedfor
successes and encouraged by our patience and desire %
preserve for Europe the benefits Of peace has consped
against our security and attacked our honor Ia
such a case France knows her duty. Ardent
hopes follow you the army, which, accompanied 10y
your SON. you take command Of Behind you, behind our
army, so accustomed TO carry high the standard 81
France, is the nation. Remit without un,asiness me
regency your august spouse She viii mite with the
authority her great qualities, insure tie force given y
the liberal institutions nauguratcd by YOU The heart
of the nation is with you and the army.
TO this the Emperor replied as follows:
MEssIEURs: experience great satisfaction on tho eyo
OF my departure for the army In being able % thank You
for the patriotic cooperation you have given my Govern
ment War Is legitimate when it il made with Toe
assent OF the country ami the appreciation OF I'
representatives. You right in recalling the
words of Montesquieu. The true author ~ @ var
IL not he who declares but he who render u neco,ff
We have done all that depended on Ne 10 avoid b. aii
may say that the entire nation in its irresistible force,
has dictated our resolutions. conide 10 you,in pit-
ing the Empress, who will call you around her. sho'd
circumstances require. She knows how o. OH conr4o-
ously the duty which the position impO.es. ! take
with me my son. He will learn in the md, Of the army
how to serve his country. Resolved to pursue with
energy the great mission conided to me, have fath 10
the success Of arms for know that France s stand
ing behind me, and that God protects Ms.
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Total.....--.... .'oio,o'V 80 ,o
The Cossacks are "A of free men, neither sefiage
nor any other dependence upon the land exists among
them The entire territory belongs TO the Cossack COM
muue and every individual has equal right 10 the use
Of the land together with the pastures, hunting grounds
and fisheries The COssackS pay taxes 10 the Govern
Iucnt bu i'm lieu of this they bound TO perform mill
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day announce the suspension of their steamship

day announce the suspension of their steamship SER
vice to the United States.
The steamship Holsatia Of the Hamburg American
line, arrived safely at Plymouth to-day, and 1t is not
yet decided whether she will proceed to Hamburg.
Yesterday French frigate was reported cruising in
the neighborhood of the Eddystone Lighthouse and
it twas supposed she was waiting TO intercept the
Holsaia but the officers of the latter steamer make
no mention of having been disturbed by any French
vessel.
THE NORTH GERMAN STEAMERS NOT EXEMPT
FROM SEIZURE.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1870.
The following was telegraphed to our Minister at
Paris
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July lG, 1870.
To wAsHBURNE, Minister, Paris: The Government and
people of the United States depend upon the German
steamers between Bremen and Hamburg and New-fork
for postal communication with Europe under arrange
ments with the United States PostOhice Inquire
whether in the event OF with North Germany these
steamers will be exempt from capture Report by Cable
FISH.
The following is the reply of Minister Wash
PARIS, July 81, 1870.
To FISH, Washington: The French Government re-
fuses to exempt the North German steamers from cap
turc except those at ignorant Of the war; which may
enter French ports. "AshbUhNE'
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LATEST ERENCH REPORTS.
CONTRADICTION REPORTS OF THusslAN NoN
MTNTs-GEN. IL BOEUT GONE TO THE 'FRONT.'

CONTRADICTORY REPORTS OF Ift'>lAN NoN
NrNTs-GEN. IE BOEUT GONE TO THE FRONT
PAi,Is Friday, July -, 1000 p. H.
I, is reported here flat the Prussian army mas
fallen back, and taken up defensive position DC
tween CobIcntz and Mayelce, but the report 10 con-
tradcted. r..
Gen. Lcbocuf, Maior-Gcncral Of the Army i,l'
prs to-day fc- the front. Ii IS now SAID thit TIC
Emperor will 60 to-monow, but his departure Is not
re-. report of Tie 3cath Of Gen Douay by
aroT'eyy is contra3'teG. ,.r.,oh
uroclanat.oa from &c Emperor to The frc nc
uoorl, is expected to appear "a Sunday ny Inv
ne',ife.to 10 the GcImaas viii follow ana VIII "
intr.dYced into Germany 10y way q lt"Il'
d;e,.tch from Bclne sass the Swiss "o'G'i'n'n'
has forbidden the expectation Of ce.r"iS ana
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TUE WAR IN EUROPE.

o,,,p,usurNG ALONG THE FRONTIER.
-.l -, OBTAINING INTELLIGENCE FROM
,r,,,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOT ALLOWED
III TIE LINEs-ILLNEss OF THE
EMPEhVN' PARIS, Friday, July 22-6P.M NJ
17. evening journals report that there were seye-
49,, furnishes Yesterday between the advanced
ii along the line of the frontier, but give no
details. It is extremely difficult to Obtain m'ein-
,once from the seat of war; as correspondents are
strictly forbidden from approaching the army Ines
:, i rcported that the war correspondent OF Inc
yoy1op Times was arrested on Wednesday at Metz py
Tho French authorities on suspicion of being Prus-
sian spy. He was thrown into prison and kept there
all night. and the next day he was sent out OF the
French lines
Quarters are preparing for the Emperor and stan
q. Strasburq but as he is now i'll at st. Cloud he is
not expected to Join the army for several days.
The number of volunteers who have enlisted Tor
the war is $1,000. Many ladies also offer their ser
vices as nurses for the wounded. While in service
tbcv will wear costume similar to that of the Sis
ters of Charity.
The authorities OF cddS"'hs Nv '0
strangers to ascend the steeple of the Cathedral be-
canse the movements of the troops on both sides can
be seen from that point.
The General Council of the Bank of France, by adj
vice of the Governor, have voted to give loo'ooo
francs to the Sanitary Society and have resolved to
continue the salaries of all employees called into the
military service, whether in the army, the reserve
or the Garde Mobile.