davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
WuS 9tid)itrono,

MfaDpr Gaifpn unb Die S%pnferpa'
tipeu erbaIten Certificate tbrer
G%ripGblmna, Die @abt ,pirb
aneefphten. Scr Nnerif auf
GpnereRmttelieb 9prtcr. Ses
frdnsune8tae.
Sc i'd b, So, 81. Wtai. - Die g8ablz
tommiiiGre iiberrei9ten beute Moraen @rs
Observation-Disclosures bent 8. 6. GaDIon,
3unl Wtapor, Ipipie aud ben Gonlerpatipen.
Sie Gepublifaner psroert bic Wabl por Dem
8eri6te itreiti8 MAIDEN.
Ser Yoliaiit, tpel4er 9eIterr Das Gon8reb:
mit9lleo Yorter anpadte, tpuroe berbaftet unD
ieines 8ienItes entlaflen.
Sie 3abl Der Inpeienoen auf benz Ratios
nals @ottesader mar eeftern iebr grpb, unO
beute lift ber 6olDpooo : 6rieobof Dol BON
9erionen, tpelte Die @raber Der eonf6oerirten
Soloaten nit GrGn3en bebangen.
S6recflidber Mprb stpeier 8riiber.
HaIeiab, H.:G, 81. Wfai. = Vim Witts
tpo9 Mor9en sin9en Orei Mtdnner In bas
5aus Der @ebriioer Daniel u. yieil WtGeoo.
tpelde i'm Deitliben Sbeile bon Cumberland
9ounip tpDbnen, errtoroeteh 8eiOe, periuunoer
ten aup Die 5rau, SD6ter unb ben So6n Des
Reia We2eoo. Beioe Yrtioer uaren frieolibe
Burger uno bel ibren Mahbaren iebr an8es
ieben.
ImS benz QScftcn. = 8ranb zines
@aftbpfcs. = Der ASrpseR eeaen
General SberieGn.
ct. &outs, 81. Wtai. - Cine SepeI9e
aus Sopefa, &anias, iagt {: y@eitern Wtoraen
brannte bier bas pSopetas Souis", oas 9rbBte
Sotel, nit alien Mbbeln II. 10. ab. Gs 1T
nur tbeitweiie ueraiiefurirt."
Sn Dem gunbesfreis. 8cridte tpuroe SOnns
abeno Der YroseB bes SDlis 9esen General
lieutenant Sberioan uno Msaior y. VI, Yage
iue9e1 unredtsmdBi8er giniperrung uno nns
9eiebli6er 8%eripen0ung bon Gigentbum su
8~unften Der Sertlaaten entibieoen. Die
Sa6e piro Dor bas S%berbunoes: Seribt &c;
bradt tueroen.
Sdneefturm in Nepaba.
Str8tnta @ttp Weoaea, 81. Mai. -
4m Sumiias fiel brsi 3oG bobsr Sdnee. Ges
tern bate es aeIroren uno gei4neit.
Die Grdberfhmacfun9 in Gettb8.
bura, "a.
Stttpsbur& pa, 80. Wtat. Ser sulbaten. Sra.
tiUnaI. 5risbbUf mar beuie nit elmer srOBeu Wteniden.
lnsn8e an9ettlllt, bic. 9etollinsn mar, nm Die @rabsr Der
aeebrien 5oOtsn su idmhden. gsadOem Yrofeior Ser.
rtsr oas Ssbet &c prohen unb Ntarrsr Or. Sap eins ans
gene ilene Steoe eebaiten bate, %bsitreuten bic &tsotr per
soIoatsn. unb Utatreisn geaiisn .Seimatb pie Sraber
BON 1900 3ppten init Ylurnell. Die 6erempnie mar Iebr
srgreifenb. ateut. WteaenSie ihlob bic 6eremonie nit
ether Rebe, In Der CT auf bic furdptbaren 9orfaue IN Der
ShldGt bet 9fft9sbhr9 ptnfptes, hfo 1ehe Sugorer an
bic Danibareit s%rinterte, bic mir Senen ituloen, bic
fir Die 8roBen prin3ipien. oeren 5rltte mir ins isbt
e~rireuer, ibr Seben in Die Shanae 9elbla8en baden.
Die 8reSbDteriancr Gpnferensen.
PbtIabeIpbta, 81. Wai. - 5eute fpurbe bon Der
n6rbItdtu Yresbgterianers Is ~pnfersn5 9ietu.Yori nit 800
sesen l53 Stimnsn, bic auf Ybilaoslpbia fielen, gum
Sise pes Sauptbireaus Der isuet eonioltoirten &irdeit'
Bsb0rbe auseriplblt.
QoutspilIe, 81. Wai. - Die ilbIibe Yrtsbpte.
riauer.G ~puietenj pertagte fb beute. Der nahitr Der.
IammlungsOrt 1T SnntsptIe, Wlabama.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
Muigepnbt, GaDaaeriiteu!

Neben ben 8elp6bnliden 9eian9sproten liteen beute
Nbeno iptdti9e Seihaite 5nr GtleoiQnng Dor, unD rno
bic Mttslteoer iablreib ah eriGsinet einselaoer.
(l30) MSiIh, GtpIb Stfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
0SarnHi1g.

Sd iuGrfe plermit bas TubIiturt. teiner Trau @ii.
fabetb Gdert. friiber Breus, Rr. SO, Chapel.
araae, ,pobnbaft. ir8enp @tuas auI metntn Nanien ~
bergen. tnpert i'd feline BON ihr bon beIts an 9einadtfu
Sduloen anerfennen ODER beaab len iutrbe.
Baltimore, ben l, 5uut 1870.
Wortin Gfert
lit Rabor9s, 4lpiiben 4pppletUns mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
Sta0t=W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

. aIttmore, ben %. Wat 1870,
Gs tpirs biermtt betannt ssntatt, oab bic i'm Stunt
fails pertenben Siufen Der 0ttentlifen Staot.Yart.
SbIi9attonsn on uno mad benz / Stunt 1870 In osr
ygtattonal.W iebanics' BantA 5ablbar ino.
(l25-30l Spbu u. gtpbb, Stoot. Re9ihratur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
&iireer : Gdiihru 8rSeIidatt
Qienerfrnns.

9sute, mittmpd,. monatlits 8srIammlnng uno
Nutnabme leler WitSlieber. 0tiididnoige peroen aui
artttsl l6 Der GonfltHtion uerpteien.
(13Ol Sbspb. Grph. Sefr:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
Selesrapbiide 9epeidem.
(Btri&tet fur ben .Beutf&en Gorrtfponsentsns.)

Ga8 9plbssIaip.
Rtw.Yprf. 81. Utai. 3suti8s StluBnoti'
rurQ Il4L.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
3erplasen etme8 RcfIelS.

Golumbta, Ya., 81. W(al. = SleNte
Morgen erplooirte in BET Columbia s2Bali'
mible, welde Caleb 9. WaItbD gebOrt. Elm
EeiIel, woourb mebrere Arbeiter perbriibt
spuroen. @iner oerielben, Namens ManBer,
lit ieitoem geItorber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01

FHIl @ls, iuede lid elmer suteu Gauansrie,Cr u.
~ aniiation anitlieBen iupIlet. psroeu eriu6t.
fI bsiIte, ben 1 sunni, Mbenos nm S ubr, in Gr. BI,
Sfore.0 entrala Mpsnue, einiutneea.
Ott5tsre ininen nm I Hbr ooEt eriNsiret.
tl3Ol Otto SaaB, 6upt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
GIANTS fclbfts ppertreHoc Spuler
@tuSc (BObbin Winder)

SStnCc tBobb1n Wlnder)
iiiut ipabrcnb oes @etraudes Der 9lGbma5dire bic
5pule. Sic fam nit Der @mpire.W2 aidine ~oerbunoeu
net ben.
Gbants' Ielbltpperirenoe SpuIen,pinoe paBt an bic
Singer de Sarrilter .Wlaidtne.
Sbants' isbjtpperirenoe Gpulcnptnbe paBt poriiisltG
sur sIorenee idsn WtaIdtne.
Sbanfs' ielbittb6tige Spulenminbe lit geraoe 9as,
mas i'd fir incline gpeco' ihe Wtajdtne %luiinidte.
Sbants' ielblttbnti9e Spulelipinoe fam all oerSoWe'.
iden Wlaihine nibt ibertroiten iueroen.
Stunts' ielbiioperirenee Spuleniuinoe III, mas ib
grade fin msine ale 2abosgBcbfer' iae Maihine baben
Woate.
Sbanis' Ielbftopertrenbe Spulenipinbe madt bic qeas
oitt'id Wtaidine crit eumpIet.
Sbunts' lelbiitbatige Spuleltluinoe erIpnrt ibrtn Nreis
ourt 3eit, 9ebulo, Site Der glrbsit u. I. 10. in einsm
Wlonat.
e6ide jill q. Chants. Gefe Der epmbart. unb
gbarp ffraee, Baltimore, Wto., Iat elmer iolten,
Yrtis $3.50.
HD- Sas geIb pirc iuriiderIattet, lpenn file it'd nidt.
tie %ar9e8eber, belpdbrt. tWtai30, lWlt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01

WaDpr Clifton unb Die G%pnferpa'
tipeu crbalten Certificate tbrcr
Grmdblmna, - Die 8abt ,pirb
anaefcbten. Scr Angrif auf
&pnereRmttetieb 9prtcr. Ses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
sln 3immermeiRsr u. 8aniiberneBmer
GcncprStas MuSbau.

8erfeseIe 4n9ebote fir ben gusbau bes rGoucorbia.
@ebduoss4 ,psrbsn big Spnnerftas. ben 8. SUM, ein'
p6oncorbia." ~aoreIfrt an ben y. grefibeutcn une bic
Dtreftpren Ter -Gpneprbia,--.- ettse sensenommsH.
ten Srn. 8ranf 6. 9apis. 3immer SIR. /, Union.
8aut" .Blod. in Der SaDstteitr, an unb mad benz 1.
SUM- ~ein8eiebtn ,psroet. SIM Outrage bes 9irsttO'
riums
U30-34l g., Brpuu, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
Tie bic iErii6linas,fit!

Vas 9robe Sausbults SeilmitteI- W iid,fer's Ssrdu.
ter Sitterer-tlt itberuu Su baben ulb oils oas einjt9e
Gbiolute 8lutretnigsmittel e%mpfobIcn.
LNlniIN 3NItr i a q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01

oer 3tpiGinge (3rabe uno Mdbben), II. ain
Santiago 8rilin8e 0pei Wtdoden uno
elm 3nabs). llno in, Inseiidte iolden Ma=
rpl1nber Segens periu6t mar uniern Stat
als cine idledte 9eimatb f!ir Die b~efreiten Re-
ger gu perunglimpfen
Grplpion elmer &olenolz = a m :
pe.-8 orgeiiern Nbenb UNI 410 ubr BART In
Der Shde bes 9auies bes Srn. Souis gft, Nr.
1891, 2iabtfr, cine &oblenolsS anlpe. Sdnel
itano Der Gubbooen in Slaulmen, uno nur
nit Wibe 9elana es benz Holisiften Stroots
mann. 9r6beres unslid su perbinoern. Ste
grplOfion e%ntitano baeurb. paB cine SaBe bel
Der 8erfol8uns elmer &atte Die Satnpe un18ss
ftoben bate,
1rauriges @rstsnib.-gon Snoos
9ia, Mb., piro semeloet, baB am Santiago
siuei S6bne oes Srn. Siaaf Coffin in einem
Yoote ausFubren. sic battefi cine Jlinte bel
Ii9, tpelbe bei'm 2anoen Der iau9it., II Sabre
alte Bruosr benz dltern 3u entrsiBen periubte.
Sabei entIuo f1 Die 6linte, Die 2aoun8 oran9
benz grfteren in Die Bruft uno berielbe mar 3
Stunben ipater cine 2eibe. Ser Torfaa bat
in ipeiten 6reiien tiefe S%beilnabme berporse.
rufen.
9hbnerbiebe.-S Barnep, o. Sogns
ION. gep. Yorter uno S. GpulD, Disr afrita'
nii9e Sanalinge, purSen BON ben Yolt3ilten
&o9eIter, Girib uno Geo. 80. Shafer unter
Der Mntlase a%rretirt, cine In3abl Sabner,
Sc pertb, aus benz 2Dfe bes Srn. VI. Stein'
berger. Nr. IS, RorO.S prinsftrabe, geftobs:
len gu baben. Ser Srieoensrihter @orluf
lieB bic Burden mieber laufen. naboem Des
rem eltern fur Die 9eitoblenen 9abner be3abli
batten.
geesen bbswiIligeu Ser
pes Gt8entbums Der 2ia3ie Mc4,olanb In Nr.
30, Wnro : Grontitr., por &ihtsr 6ageriD ges
bradt, lab .ii9 Mnnie Morgan our unteriu.
Dung einsefedt.
8 bdtIi1feiten II. = 99m. 3. Burfe,
ipegert anseblib nlDroeriI9en Ansriiies auI
Seremiab Waro a%rretirt, iparo eefern ppn
6rieoensri6ter MeBel unter caution seitelt
I'M ii9 Dor benz Griminalribter ipe8en einfa.
den Ansrifes 5u perattfporteIt.
@leides 9eidab 9efern burd Nidte,
Wbeeler nit Simotbp 9oaano, Der nit einen
wteIer auf Wi6ael Moran eingebrHngen ieir
lou. Beioe betbeili8ten iid Rontag 9aamit;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-01
Siircau bsr lfssOas=Gnmpasuie,

Die s. Gin3ablung auf bic Inter eihnungen gum 9a.
pitals8ernpssn bieier eompaenie lit beute. oeu
l. SUM, in oieiem giireau iGni8 unb aablbar.
126-30) Spbn d. Srpmn, S%dasmeiiter.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

received, and moved that the galleries he cleared,
and that the Chambers go into secret session.
The spectators were then ordered out by the Presi
dent and the doors were closed.
After a stormy session the sitting was dissolved.
The Senate and Corps L6gislatif are in session
again to-day. The members have been requested by
the Government TO remain in Paris.
The text Of the law voted yesterday by the Corps
Legslatif has been to-day officially promulgated
1t is as follows:
1st The time allowed To make protests and all acts
with regard to appeals concerning all commercial
paper negotiated before the pfOmulgaOn of this law
Is extended from one month TO 40 days, Payment
shall not be required of indOrserS other parties
interested during said time. Interest thereon will
be due after maturity up to the time of payment.
2d No law suit shall be carried on against citizens
called upon to render military service during the
war, in virtue of article I'd of the law of Aug. H.
1870, against the GGrdes Mobiles at present serv-
ing under the flag.
profound sensation was created to-day by the
passage through the city of ambulances doctors,
nurses and sanitary stores all going to the front
large amount of money was given to the doctors
and in the streets for the assistance of the
wounded.
COMMITTEE OF DEFENSE REFUSED-SECRET PRO-
CEEDNGs IN THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF.
La Libert6 Of to-day says that at secret meeting
yesterday of the Corps Legslatif, Jules Favre de-
velOped with ability and moderation proposition
that Committee of Defense, having supreme power,
be appointed by the Chambers.
Count Pali1aO, with tact avoided an acrimonious
discussion
Deputy asked the Count whether he wished to
be Minister of the Tuieres or Of the Chambers
Palikao replied that he had the utmost confidence
in the patriotism of the Chambers, and would be
guided by them; but he deemed the formation of a
Committee of Defense incompatible with the regular
duties of the Government
Deputy Gambetta made an able speech in favor of
the proposition Of NJ. Favre, but on vote being
taken, only so GO deputies voted for the motion,
and it was lost.
WAR MATTERS IN THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF.
In the Corps Legslatif last night the Minister OF
War read the following dispatch:
METz / accept the resignation of Leb~uf as
Maj0r-GeneTal of the army. NAPOLEON.
Deputy Gambetta read a communication from
many citizens of Paris, thanking the Deputies for
what they had done, and urging them to push for
ward the armament of Paris and the calling out OF
the reserves
The Minister of War stated that large nnmber Of
additional men would join the army within very
short time.
Gambetta thanked the Minister in the name of the
country
The Minister asked leave TO retire as be had much
to do and took bis leave amid the applause of the
Chamber
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
STRASBOURG.

TIE TRENCH STILL DEFENDING THE CITY.
LONDON. Aug. II, 1870.
The Pussians count on starving ont the defenders
of Strasbourc without recourse 10 bombardment,
though in some quarters it is supposed that Their
demonstration at that point is only feint
PARIS Aug. IA, 1870.
la Patre saws that when Strasbomg was invested
by the P1ussians it was completely supplied with
ammunition. and that all the places likely TO he i'll
iIlred bv the enemy's shot have been strengthened
Many persons left the town willingly, and many
others were sent away. STasbOTg, it adds, can
only be captured through famine, and it has pro
visions for many months.
A dispatch dated Colmar. Aug. l3. p. m, from the
Prefect to the Minister Of the Interior says all is
quiet on the night bank Of the Rhine, and that the
investment of StTasbouTg appears to be but the sem
blauce of an attack.
REPORTED CAPITULATION OF STRAsBOUEG-SKIR-
NIsH BEFORE METZ.
LONDON. saturday, Aug. l3-p m
There are reports by telegram from Carisruhe OF tie
captulation of the French garrison at Strasbou'g,
after a short bombaTdment the part oi the ffds-
slams The report is not official
A report has been received at the French Embassy
in this city London of fighting having occurred be-
tween the French and pTussians before Metz to-day
The attack was made, il is said, by the French
Nothing has been vet heard of the affair from the
regular war correspondents at the front. small
force of Prussans advanced to the environs ot Metz
Their main object TO ascertain the truth OF re-
ports which were circulated as TO the evacuation OF
the fortress by the French. The Prussians were
met by sharp fire from the batteries and forced tC
retire 1t is said that French reenforcemonts and
stores arriving freely at Metz and Paris reports
say that 10000 reenfoIcements have moved TO the
front. Gen Changamier has been made commander
of the fortress at Metz.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
THE EMPEROR AT THE FRONT.
TROOPS IN GOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALON(
THE sTRASBOURG RATLWAY-THE CITY SUR
ROUNDED BY PRUSSIAGs.

TROOPS IN GOOD CONDITION-SKIRNISIIESA ALONG
THE sTRAsBoURG RATLwAY-THE CITY SUR
ROUNDED BY PRUSSIANs.
PARIS, Saturday, Aug. l3-EseninS
Official dispatches from Metz to II o'clock Inoon)
of the 18th state that the Emperor had visited the
various encampments about dhe place during the
morning. The troops were all IN fine condition.
On Tuesday the Emperor recohnoitred the enemys
position in the woods between 1T. Avoid and For
bach.
dispatch announces that communication with
Sfrasbourg has been cn of, and the Prussians are
surrounding the place. The French claim that the
city is thoroughly prepared for siege. They say
400 cannon are mounted on the ramp9rts, and the
garrison consists of 900 men, without counting the
National Guard.
The Presse publishes proclamation addressed Dy
the Prefect OF SiasbOurg 10 the citizens lie says;
Reports calculated 10 create uneasiness have been
circulated. Some persons have dared 10 express the
belief that Strasbourg will surrender 10 the enemy
with 400 cannon. The garrison is large. III We are
attacked we will defend ourselves so long az theIe
a t0an left. Let all good citizens be treasured, ana
let al the evil disposed tTemble."
Gen Alrith, commanding the Fortress OF Stras'
boure has issued proclamation declaring that lie
will defend his post 10 the last.
telegram from Metz, dated at o'clock p. H.,
yesterday. reports
A body Of the enemy came near FTonId 10 stsfon
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
THE SITUATION.

POSITION or THE PRUSsIANs-THE FRENCH ARMY
WEST or THE MOSELLE-FRENCH PRISONERS
TAKEN-PHALSBOURG
LONDON, saturday, Aug 10, 1s70-p III.
The PIussians hold all the avenues of communca-
ton between Metz and Stlasbourg. The Prussian
cavalry had reached Port-a-Mousson about half way
between Metz and Nancy, on the railroad Advices
from ST. Avoid to Friday night represent that the
French army is west of the Mosele and still retreat
ing. The Prussans as they advance, capture vast
stores which have been abandoned by the French.
The Prussian cavalry are before Luneyille.
Advices through Prussan channels, from st. Avoid
to the 18th, state that the Pussans have taken H.
900 prisoners.
The army under the command Of the Crown Prince
of Prussia had left PhalsbOurg in the of its
march long before the surrender of the place Phals
bourgl 10 the Prussians, when il had been isolated
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
LONDON, August IA. 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE in
Berlin writes on Tuesday, Aug. o: There are 1000
more prisoners on the way bther. They will 60
hence to the fortresses Numerous French officers
were taken at Worth unwounded.
1.-The French feet has been seen off Rostock and
Kiel, returning.
"Prussian soldiers say that the hardest fighting of
all was at Wessenburg There was much hand-to-
hand work; hut the French, although brave, know
not the use of the bayonet. No Prussian soldier has
received a bayonet wound.
1.-The Russian Government have stopped passenger
traffic by the direct route from Berlin 1t is
sary for passengers to go via Warsaw. The Russian
newspapers of the national party begin again here
to protest against Germany acquiring too much
strength.
Some preparations for, it is supposed fresh Po-
lsh insuuection, were discovered near Thorn; the
muskets were of modern manufacture
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
THE WARDEN OF THE CONNECTICUT STATE
PRISON MURDERED BY 4 NO.NIlL

HARTFORD, Aug. 14-Capt. William Willard,
Warden OF the Connecticut state Prison ~ Vehe sr.
was murdered by James Wilson, OF Tie 'oHycis, is
afternoon Wilson had been put noa cell for 80 weeks
close confinement for attempting to escape from the
prison. and about o'clock this afternoon lie called WI
lard TO his cell what he WlsOn had Written upon
his slate Willard reading the slate standing ih
front of the cell, when wilson having previously ed
shoe knife his cane, reached II through TIE bais ana
stabbed him in the abdomen, infictug . wound Wm'n
proved fatal in "a few hours. The knife seNtr'l
The intestines and caused them 10 protrddt. willard
was able reach his room, but died from INFLAMMATION
and loss of blood about O'Clock Wilson was selch'th
the prison for 10 years for burglary c0mmte" ia
this cty and has been closely confined Tor SIX weeks "r
attempting escape Several years ago he escaped from
a Michigan State prison in cold weather. auC iI"lt on
both his feet. He was allowed q cane 20 Walk "i'l,
which accounts for his having II In the cen ~ tne % i
the murder How he obtained the knife l. mystery.
Willard had been Warden the prison about eight years
He had expressed fears OF his life irol the haair ~
Wilson On Saturday Will told some OF the atiehahs
there would be fun before another sun weht doWH'
Willard was universally esteemed and respected where
ever known, and his death has east q gloom over INC
whole community He was 81 years old.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.

RELIGIOUS ORDERS CALLED TO THE FIELD-A
LOAN OF 2,500,OO00D FRANCs-FURTHER SUs-
PENSION OF COMMERCIAL PAYMENTs-ExcITE-
MENT ABOUT A COMMITTEE OF DEFENSE
SECRET MEETING-OPEN SESSION ON SUNDAY.
PARIS, Aug. IA, 1870.
In the Corps Legislatif yesterday, NJ. Jules Simon
presented petition praying that members of reli-
gous communities be required to do military service
like other citizens The petition hassOO signatures
NM Orago, Pelletan, Perry, Raspal and Others IN
troduced similar petitions.
NJ Gambetta moved that committee be appointed
to consider the petitions and report on the same
NJ Argense demanded that the war loan be raised
to $500 10000 francs. The Minister OF Finance
stated that having consulted with the officers of the
Rank of France he wonld support the proposition OF
NJ ArgeDse.
NJ Chagot moved that the delay IA the payment OF
commercial bills be increased from 30 to 45 days The
Minister of the Interior answered that the Govern
ment was prepared to accept the decision of the
Chambers. and only asked for prompt action. The
motion was carried by vote OF So2 to l.
Count Palikso was asked why the name of LcbGuf
appeared signed to a decree in the Journal Odicel,
and rcplied that the decree was drawn up prior to
Jehnnfs resignation He stated that Marshal Ba-
zane WAS now absolute Commander er-iE-Chief of the
Army.
M Gambetta demanded immediate action on the
proposal of NJ. Jules Favre resolving that the Corps
Legislatif appoint Committee of Defense
NJ. Picard thought the discussion on this subject
should be conducted with closed doors.
The President decided that the debate should be
open TO the public.
NJ. Gambetta declared there must be no trickery
ON such a subject The Chambers must pronounce
between the safety of the State and the safety Of
the dynasty. (Great agitation and noisy Interrupt
tions.l
Count Palikao said the Government was not op-
posed to the debate.
NJ Mathieu referred TO the manifestations Of ap-
pause, on the part of the spectators, with which NJ
Ganbetta's attacks on the Government had been
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
REPORTS FROM PARIS.

TrT NEW FRENCH MINISTER OF FINANCE sUs-
PECTED OF THE GREAT ST0CK-JOBBING
swINDLE--ITs EEORNoUs PROFITS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
LONDON, Aug. II, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE writes
from Paris on the 18th: The author OF the ire
mendous hoax last week about the capture of Ian
dau and 900 Prussans is believed to be Magne the
new Minister of Finance. 1t must have been some
high parsonage who could use the telegraph which
is closed to the public, since the same swnde was
perpetrated at the same hour in Marseilles, Lyons,
and elsewhere. Its profits reckoned at lSOOOOO,-
600 of francs
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
RAILROAD COLLIsION-Two TRAINS SMASHED
AND TWO MEN KILLED.

BUFFALO, Aug 14.-About II o'clock last
night collision occurred Airport Switch about
miles west OF Hornelsyie, between the eastward aud
the westwardbound freight trains NOs 2s and 36 Both
trains were completely wrecked Emery Chapman en-
gineer Of No 20, and the fireman. Frenchman, werd
Instantly killed. The engineer and fireman OF ho
jumped off and escaped with slight injuries. ChaPnan
was formerly switch engineer this point, ana WIS
making his first trip the road. An eastern pas
senger train delayed by the accident irw nvoir,
Trains have been dispatched from HorneisNne h
gather the wreck and save the freight
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15
LOSSES BY THE FIRE IN chicago

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-The losses by the burn.
ing OF Heath & Migans Paint Works last night ~ to.
day stated s275OOo, with insurance OF S500 the
following companies: Merchants, OF Hartford, $500
Fire aud Marine of Springfield, 5000; Hartford, s5O0
and Globe, $500 Firenen's Fund, $500, Merchants
aud Mechanics OF Baltimore sl,5ooi bloomington,
$780, Irving $500; Maryland Fire, $500; United
states, $500; Home OF New-Hayen, $500; American,
OF Providence $500; Commercial Fire. s450O; C Fire,
of Hartford, 81 800; North American, 5000; Occidental
of San Francisco, 5000 UniOn 5000; German, OF
Cleveland 5000 National, OF Boston, 5000 Charter
New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

man troops He also announces that, though the
French Government should persist in the forcible
expulsion of Germans from France, no measures of
retaliation will be adopted by him, as 1t would be
unfair to punish men for belonging to country
cursed with Bonaparte for its sovereign
The King adds Frenchmen in Germany need
not be uneasy They shall, in common with all man
kind, be convinced that Germany moves at the head
of civilization