The New York herald., 1870-08-20

fresh air can be obtained.
II is said on good authority that the Minister Of
Finance will open national loan on Monday.
council OF Ministers was held to-day.
The ConsttnItsonnel to-day publishes an article
stating that Paris is now stronghold. The armed
force is very great. The Admiralty has equipped
the FORTS which have been armed completely.
Enormous quantities Of provisions have been stored
In the city, and much more Is reaching here daily.
Mills have lately been erected here capable Of fur
nishing more hour than the resident population
could use. Some OF the heaviest dealers in grain
have engaged to furnish all that is needed, without
any reference to the price, leaving that matter alto
gether to the discretion Of the government. The
different journals Of Paris compliment such evi-
denoes Of sincere patriotism.
The report that the wife Of General lie Boeuf is
Prussian lady is contradicted
The authorities continue to arrest suspected
parties. Many discoveries have been made Of arms
and papers, demonstrating the widely extended
system Of Prusssn spying throughout France. The
public has been greatly excited by these important
developments and demand imperatively that the
severest pu nishment be meted out to such enemies
Dispatches from Brittany mention the patriotic
ardor Of the entire population.
Volunteering In all parts Of the empire Is constant
and enthusiastic.
As the council OF war Will not meet until Satur-
day the civil magistrates have examined the rioters
Of the Boulevard de la vnlette and sent those
against whom prf0aa .racie evidence OF guilt is
adduced to prison to await trial before the military
court
The publication of the journals Centre Gauche and
Cgoche has been suspended by order Of the military
authorities.
Additional arrests Of Prussian spies were made
yesterday.
The private gardens Of the Tuileries have been
turned into an outdoor military hospital, which has
been placed under the superintendent Of Dr.
Nelaton.
Members Of the Carde Mobile arrive heresfrum
the provinces daily by thousands. They are fine
men and need only few days. drilling to make
good soldiers
LIE G0uIOtS says
We may now anlrm that we have great general
at the head of armies. The greatest proof his
calmness In the hour Of victory. He awaits sure
results before he relegraphs his successes. For
whole days he has resisted the temptation to an-
nounce good news until nothing can compromise
the hopes he might raise.
Great crowds collect daily around the doors Of
the Bank Of France to obtain specie for bills. The
brokers charge premium OF ten per cent for coin.
The Patrte defends the Officers Of the bank from
the charge Of negligence in not preparing to meet
the demands for small bills, ana promises that an
enormous quantity will be ready In a few days.
1t is noticeable that crowds OF excited people no
longer surround the hall Of the Corps Legisati, and
the ordinary quiet Of the city is fully restored. The
intense popular interest is apparently subsiding,
and there Is much less fear Of excesses. The con-
duct Of tho people along the Boulevard de la vette
continues good. they aided the police against the
rioters Of Monday, making many arrests themselves
Prince De la Tour dAuvergne has taken possession
of the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs.
Organizations OF corps Of snarpshooters are be
coming very npu..ssus, and they Will do good ser
vice, as the men are generally accustomed to the
use Of arms.
Prince Napoleon has sent his family to Prangins
and his property to Switzerland The Prince him.
self is with the army at Chalons.
The journals OF the city comment upon the fact
compllmented King william OF Prussia on the sue
cess Of his arms.
The Germans of the Northern States OF the Con-
federation, who have been expelled from France,
will go to Belgium, and those Of the Southern States
to Switzerland. The Federal Council Of the latter
country has ordered that German.speaking commits
sar,es shall be stationed at Geneva, verriers, and
Neufchate in order to assist the Germans arriving
there without means. The government Of the Ger
man States promises to refund to Switzerland all
expenses incurred in the RELIEF Of the refugees.
Germans who can procure French citizens as sure
ties are permitted leave their wives and children
In France.
The Constitutional says that the native chiefs Of
Algeria are raising 10000 cavalry for the French
army, which Will soon be ready to start at mo-
menps notice. Over 10000 Algerian volunteers
have also demanded leave to serve with the armies
OF France.
Nap oleon's Whercaboats-Takipg Lessons
from the Prussians.
The Figaro makes the following report of the
movements and doings Of the Emperos:-
On Tuesday, the 10th, the Empa1M who had not
yet heard Of the battle Of that day, received the
Mayor and Sub-Prefect Of fverdun and spoke encour.
agingly to them. He was then accompanied by the
Prince Imperial, but was almost without escort.
He went to the railway station and demanded
a train. The officers OF the road could
furnish only third class car, and the
Emperor assured them that he would be satisfied
with that The Prince Imperial seemed to be greatly
fatIgued. locomotive preceded the train to see
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