The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-27

thousand against ten thousand, as stated BY some
French papers. All this Is French Dragging.
and might DO excused by the Wish TO Keep
the people in good spirits. Still there Is
excuse for the Infamous lies OF the French Jour-
this country-reports only spread to exotic the mob
against tho Industrious Germans, mosuy work
been lifted against Frenchman In this country nor
have they been prevented from Dragging nor has
word OF abuse been addressed 70 them and still It
is not the respectable part oil the French nation
which are residing abroad-Frenchmen coming for
permanence to this country. as either gamblers
ers fencing ma ,ters and In The majority people who
for one reason the other have neu their country.
They oil remain unmolessed ~ Germany ian uner9
ODyctei reports about the feeling IL Germany me
Bavarians reported to follow unwlingly the stand
terrible onslaught they made on the enemy at WIS.,
sembourg and W0erLh With regard to all the stale.
inces, they are all mere Inventions, az the UNI
versal feeling against France Is here, as IN
on Germany, quite g strong as at Berlin the
invasion OF France are childish In the extreme.
They fancied they could invade Germany, penetrate
OF war; Now, when they see that the contrary Is
more likly 70 take place, what they call ''Qiotrep
tread on the sacred soil Of France must be killed.
All foreign Powers are interested not to allow the
French power to be diminished. 1t was always the
pretensfon VI the French that they allowed TO
Invade other countries, to Cypress and ransack
other people. but that they Themselves had right
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The very same Paris papers which advocated war
Tor years to get possession OF the Rhine SPEAK now
or 0 long prepared Prussian invasion Of France,
which must be resisted by the whole Of the civilized
world. Happily the first trlumphs of our arms Eave
slenccd already and cOwed those governments who,
In spite OF their declared neutrality waited only the
opportunity TO bite US In the back, such as AGS-
trla Italy and Denmark There Is no doubt that had
II not been for the OF Russia tho Hapsburg dy-
nasty would have joined the French against the VIII
Of their own people, that the same policy would
have been followed BY the King Galantuomo, and
that Denmark was fretttng under the advice oil Eng
land and Russia to abstain from the war.
IN ENGLAND AND IN THE BALTIC.
Now they do not think to Join the falling fortune
OF the B0naparte, and their most nsoent papers
now as tame as lambs. England herself will now
Keep D better neutrality, and 1t begins TO dawn
there that to provide the French with coal, gun
powder, cartridges anu horses Is not exactly The
ON THE BOURSE
The BOurse has recovered from the shocK--the
trade not, as Is proven by numerous features. AT
the Bourse there Is animation enough. Both States
are rcn and command ample means. They have
not to resort TO paper currency and the North Ger
man war loan Is paid two and q half per cent
premium. Thus the war does not press on the
Bouise ike an Austrian war, which begins with an
issue or paper currency and loans at rulous prices
Americans have recovered from IS to S9M, and VIII
probably reach agau their highest price. There are
are all higher, and some OF them nave almost
reached the prices they had before tine hrSt synp.
tom OF the present complication. Money Is abundant
and discount much below bank rates. Foreign Bulls
are In good demand-Vicnna as high as Oh; London,
nix; Paris, 92a<; gold coupons, per doll AT, LA.