, 1870-09-03

hoy may have A11. they Lad uttlo APprehen- |
ion TINT tho slow Germans would gain tho |
irst victory, and thruw back the war On their |
.ide Of tho line. II is harl to-teu nov where. |
he French army will concentrate, as they !
Judge it impossible to dsfsnd the ,lossle line
from tho left laul, aud, according 10 this |
ateat despstehes. the Geymans are
:1os sing the riEer at. tsFerl points. |
There i jus: now the prospect shat Pazis |
Will be visited befoze Berlin. Tho Emperor
md Prince Imperial are tAlk1ng Of highs, .
new Ministry has been formed. and Napoleon |
he given up tho chief command whil9 here |
The pcopls arc taking OF new honors for tbs |
soldiers and lcadets+ and preparing for cal
ebraiou Of tho victory when they return |
However things may turn. out. ulsima}eiy,
they are now 70 far turned tllat.the 1osnlt can
te6ne As long ID l1e was conraauaez .{noini-
nally Of coursI), there vas defeat aud, il
there should yct be victory, it will not DO
thought due TO hun, now that ha has teaighed.
Il the French should be ultimately defeated,
the blame will be no less on Napoleon. be-
cause ho started tho project. and teaigued
after tho defeat had commenced.
An EAnoE u1 THE -uEHNAys.
1t may, however, prove serious error OF
tho Germans that they did Ios follow up their
victory, aud force the Franch to an imunudiusa
bat.le along the whole line. This thky could
hase dong while tue freueh s5aay we're Do
moralizsd, aud the people in Paris threaten
lug revolution. The appearances nov ara
that the Fze4eh. driven to desperation, have
become HumeHhAs united. On seeing their
land invaded they arc beginning to think it ID
not Napoleon, t1t tAeit country, that they
1uust fight fer, and arc r'1hhilg to the army
from al sides, Such. at least, 10 tho state
melt Of the French JOURNALS Of vi parties.
1l,is new uprising of the fteuch is nainiv
owing to the setting aside OF ta-
polcon in regard to all direction Of
affairs in the = army aud il prospect
ornn,etlt. Tley t6ipk by the Change Ut tuiu-
irtly, and i'y = Encouragement Of the pr,n.a-
cier in the azuly. they have "irs,l ont tho dis
grace cf defeat under which they would Othcr-
MISE ba fEb;,ng: Il i no~ Z 'se* fight fos
new cause. Tho Gsts2aus, hoses4E. are
n,a1chs.g steadily o., in very sold eo!unai,..
u..ucr the s.lue plans aud impulses uudcr
which they started ort, The tieruaaEe we're
unit from the first, ard neither defeat nor VIC
tory can 1Uafo them more 90: tlla uhject for
which they are ffslAlng-the uIity OF Germany
lis definite one, and not easily to be los,
sight OF or coufounaed with any other.
FRENCH 1NgurEnAScE ANIL oxAM.1 LIBERAL
Tho Germans who lave been expelled from
France arc heElnninG to make theiE apasat-
zuce, viii tl.ir faulillcR III tho border cities.
IheS e1c,ts n,uca SYMPATHY, sud Yasss iuiiy-
nation eyersAhere aKzinet tho Freuch.
! Large numborH are relntted at Cologne aud
| Frankfort.au-thc-Main and = frH f.avo al
| realy made their appearance in Berlin. Iha
conduct Of the Ercuels government Is su wide
| cotlt1 at With the HLer2llty OF the IrukalHns.
| Ittru il large number of FIcuch here. aud
tEey enjoy tho salne liberty as in times Ut
| peace. We have Eeard them repeatedly cx-
pfesB their sympathy, in uaru, terms. for thu
| freuch, and yet there hase ter:4 no arru.ts.
| ~ lar is Hc know. The French newspapers,
Of all kinds, ciscolatc hero u freely as before
the war. Wlsrs ~ III Pans, the Rappei. and
Eever3b body IL II fnl! liberty to ;raTs! WIKI
out passport, whereas N Franco the pass-
Eort system haa been put in rigid operation.
One would hardly know, here, that = war il
| gong On, {retlRps because It IL so entirely
tho znatter Of tho armr): The people art
they do not let their business te disturbed ps
it, much less tl,elr private relations. Theil
confidence is in the atmy, ard tlat Is undeI
such discipline that it III not easily lutluencet
BY sAe st4.e' Of tlings ut LONE, It is also
tuch permanent inatitution that its move
usnts DO not sfect home matters so largely
There il, III saort, no need for other restrain
! on the people than in o1diIss3 tinne1.
RELIEF FOE THE FAMILIES OF aolDlEIs-
Tie ORGANIZATIONS are very complete htr,
for the protection Of the families OF soldier,
There l. greater necessity for this, II thete il
tY no means the same Independence Of th
l&i,or1ug claeees as in America. II is rare q
tind one who has QUO or two hundred dollar
laid up; but THAI wnicl lie aarns to-day IL
will Live On Tomorrow; 80 that. IT taken frot
Lis work, bis family would ztaEve il ther
were no other prpyhiu. for thsm. Ibis. hos
ever, applies ouly 10 tie i.1Ed~elir, Or rc
se1ye: that il, to those who have serted o.:
tl,eH time in the army, aud arc onl5 ea''sa !
now because OF tho WIZ. The soldiaEo 0t tu
! stsn1ing army do not ueed such support, bt
cause thcy arc all single Men, aud provide
| for Nhilc in the service. No one Il aH3xed I.
marry here until he las served out his ti.u1
, uu!esa be can sho" that he is atle to supPo'
family Independently of his soldiers waes
, al out IS per monthly 1t il on1y after osI
$ | las come out of the army thst he scttlcs dow
to pu.inese, or II family capacity. Henc
:, the aid is al 10 the families at the rese1Ee.
: il litlful to zee the tna~s Of women, p!!c
!. p,ih their children. that crowd cve7r day b
tiers Of the ', King Niiiiam Society," 10 s
Their 1ittanre- Nearly every store is appoint.
;, ~ place where contributions may b. 1ecel
ed for these societies, OF which there ha'
II Strung up g1eat mauyfn this aud e!ery cit
. The contributions afa numerous but n'
llrge. The people have nothing to give, 81
+ the higher Glasses have not learned lleerali
to the extent that ne sec it in america. l
= everybody toants 10 give, and manages
> bring mite.
AMERICAN CON rnrgCuoSa AND 6fNrArHf.t
The largest donations thus faE reported Al
&c We believe, from America TIM takes I
:. Germans By surprise, and they oseenor - VI
II gratitude, having often been touched OF
T. preesious Of good will from across the "ate1
s. yet never dreamed that it could rea.h sush s!
" | extent, Through this WAY Germany WI
1t drawn more closely than ever - oar coaa.
.y | and count1, men. 1u every church. sei~eta
arc weekly taken for these benevolent SOC
=, tier. md he pyoceeds Of uyof ths eo1ises
W. tl,satres, ke.. are given them. Qulte ~
~ sums are raited. also. to send rsfresnHents
~ the a1m4 get there is nothing II 1na pso!
- tiou OF our sanitary or Ch1issisn sle
Every ship from Aerea ns,nss ~ 1tf5 Sor IL
Ter ratllerl2nd. Americas chief aid louesef. {
as Il. nuiy in tie contributions. Ibefa afe
Cd ,usn5 soldiers ~ de1i1ed. and the objects
ter ycry strict in their examination 81 feesa'
81, They desire none hat we'll trs.red a1d a.
nodicd men. There i no special call foI
M. citizens to enlist out OF patriotic mouY'
~. nartly because they rush Voluntarily INTO
~ service. and partly becau:e. they did Z
Jul thay would be forced in. The police asran
ments are very perfect here, eFen II ta1hs
u pesee The authorities have the name anu =
his depce Of every man in the kingdom, and
ur, fnow Lis term Of service. skill. &C. 70
led 1bey hare only quietly TO send no!e nnu
I'D iii renort bifns in few hours. The
be (. not matter that is brought before the
Ole in .ny VI. for their approval Or supp
ire II Is understood that they .re to ohzs: , !.
,nr authoSity 20 long that thos do checrtul'E
II from choice, whatever they find impose,
th.m, The sympathy Of America Is usua1I.
~ " tbs Eide Of the Germans, and IL very euct
ing aging to the people here. The large Gen
popnl1:ioo in America has somesnlns u
g.. 81. ~ 1o$
TIL tho triumph Of the Ge1man arms repuoll
'uly | nrinctples Will be more advAnced-the G.
II. that moves many here.
Ted TIE HAIx QUESTIONS OF THE s1Rr RrefoLE
ons II j. we'll understood that Napoleon
.1er ! menced the xar IN ;p1dsr 70 establish him
&C. mnra permancntly bn the thruue; asst
Ion. | achieyiug come grest euccess that would
mai. yAft him a. leader and monarch in the
tadenee Of tho people, ard again. " te*sn'
,,. thn Great North-t;efmsn Confederation
l 1,-. bis borders to eecoudsrr poFe,, 20 tha
,ol- shsjl hare Iothing to fear ffora the outs
'aa- for Prursia ID by NO means : friend 70
aat Sano,eon ide.- Should the French su
Was defeat. it ie a1tuost certain that the re9u
lied will be proclaimed in France aud that
i to have powerful reaction on Germany it.
rate especially il il should ha united. The Az
a.rs cans do not wieh to see tbs French people
|.A feated: ret it will by no riespe be accel
, or ty The Treuch a. their defeat. but ~ tha
tie Emrercr. Again, By the unity OF
or.y German STATES .Ate W." - eS.s IN - T., ~
ron TO the Ifuete.saoos7.s ..s ~. t;tas, .S -, ~
nds, ahaes .ne wy Hj ;,asa wbe-s.. haratot
are aot lnu9euGs ;. -au ~ -1fbn,;fr h, haer, =
Etng ~ r., s,.ta, m .nrfu,nt nf their snna
cer- ..s..bs... i, tba German Confederacy O.
d IN Germ An Empire. for e1Auple)- Il is noH
: an bringing Of Intellectual force INTO fuller
ttate ~nd ihoee nations are taking the lead to =
sdtn i belongs ethnologicall{ ~ the so
cam | s,t Further. by the uniting
= a. Gcxnany under one goye1nment
1n,,s | will be fever Kings. and rIinces, and Coz
,acI aud other mobility than before. The Kim
atso Pus4ia. al one. in the Sof.h-2ez1uan
1eosxAsiou, vii have Anstning tka +