New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

The German Turnverein was in session.
o TO bo IN sn he %s % e
members to celebrate the victory Mr.. $. j. Lenard de
the greatest enthusiasm lie said the triumph OF Ger
TSs triumph OF Of f. s nS and
of the organization, the association adjourned.
The citizens of the Seventeenth Ward made
grand demonstration near Fourthst, last evening, In
honor Of the victories. Their building was covered in
front with Chinese lanterns which, together with the
great OF people present made the neghborhood
sumo lively appearance The hyelest enthusiasm pre-
vailed everywhere at the defeat OF the French armies
lager-beer was used.
THE FRENCH AND DEFEAT.
The minority of Frenchmen in this city appear
Indifferent to the OF to the Emperor and
his army. They assert with confidence however. that
Napoleon knows what he about that to the present
time has been received as TO the movements OF
the great of the French army They look for some
received Yesterday showing Nspoieons diplomacy to bo
at work inasmuch the Italians promise GOO troops
and that the Austrians will shortly send contingent
ENTHUSIASM AT COLLEGE POINT, L. l.
Imposing ceremonies were conducted last
night at Aschenbachs Hall, College Point, L. L. by the
Prussian sympathizers the occasion OF flag raising
celebrate the victory of the Prussans The meeting
enthusiastic in the extreme and and songs
engaged the inside OF the hail. while free lager,
fireworks and general hlarity were sufficient for those
outside.
THE NEWS IN wALL-ST.
AS early as 81 n. M, the operators filled the
which had opened at 12O declined to 49, that being the
figure the formal opening OF the days business at 10
q. The German element rejoicing in the defeat or
their French adversary and believing as they dd In te
triumph OF Prussan arms. had entered the room ana
sold largely and not only during yesterday but 1or te
past week The transactions however were not oohnea M @
general throughout the day. although the Teutonc party
quotations of United states Government bonds abroad
had the further effect of sending the price still lower
and at u the quotation was llst reacting again to
Upon the formal opening of the Board the excitement
and in the afternoon the had very quiet appear
afOrding striking contrast 10 the morning Dusl-
The discussion concerning the news was not very
great the general regarding the foregOne
conclusion yetfet considerable surprise that the French
hon should he easily worsted.
The Government Bond Room was the next center of in;
tees to the Gold Room for as fast as the Germans sold
gold they purchased bonds and the result was yeiy
appreciation in prices, and every huctuaon III the Cold
Room was felt Ill the bond market
ANNUAL SUMMER NIGHTS FESTIVAL OF TIE
NEw-YORK MANNERCHOR.
The news of the Prussan victories, and the
fine evening refreshing after the sultry weather
the day. combined TO make the attendance of MEN,
and friends of the NewYork Mannerchor at their
first Annual Summer Nights Festival at Terrace Garden
Tie grounds were illuminated, the Chinese lanterns
representing the Prussian eagle and the German and
American flags. The orchestra, consisting OF picked
band, played the finest music and national airs Dy he
members were well executed and loudly applauded;
After the concert-the first given by the combined
up until a late hour
FRENCH WORKINGMEN PROTEST AGAINST THE
WAR.
The French section of the international
Workngmens Union, the occasion Of the election OF
officers, adopted resolutions embodytng energetic
protest against the of France with Germany declar
ing that s workingmen, of whatever nationality, have
common interest to unite and protect the interests OF
labor. They call upon the working classes to make
unanimous this protest against the bucheres OF war,
The Board of Officers composed OF seven secretaries
aud one Treasurer as follows Messrs Fouquet fol.y
MilO E. Francois, Reout, Charnier Baron ana THOMAS
Francois.
WHAT TIE FENIANs THINK AND SAY.
A visit to the old Fenian headquarters in
Fourthst with the view Of seeing of the Brother
hood failure. The establishment is closed forfe-
nian purposes There where the busy stir of men pre-
now silent the tomb. The rooms are deserted even
the fixtures cleared ont There is no one to answer
a call but female housekeepei VINO INFORMS tne apl H
that the building is tenantless ana that tle ate
occupants have transferred whatever Office they may
now have Philadelphia The office of the John savage
wing at No. 19 Avenue A. prominent Fellan oHter
war ana the relations OF his branch of the Fenians there
with. These embodied in the following mahuesto,
which has just been prepared for private cHcuiuOh
among the members: 49,, Wv ,n O ,,-o
To N. Fsnian BROTHERHOOD progressing in KaIope
does fail to excite deep interest among The members Gi he
tersne that supply the most favorable 4Por
igde ig, 70 I ieqns Toa de And mptter Of 30 small
the last three years quietly aud ysIsnascay
ko this good 10th in this country and IN ireland G.a
by the and assaults Of enemies and we lam 'a oi
Rg nds end 20 that 5,e5 % ,n T m 5s, e Fn R Ber6co
past calm foresight that GRtmitins Devotion ana at Ps
@ and persistent energy s n II aI %ahGg ogb5S E 0'
The people Of under guidance have at The earliest
possible moment expressed tneir athes WIN hS IT, ~ land
their countmen necessarily guarded in Their 1eTsI i9,s ~
th feelings be sGEs ] W. now hat ali our movements must
depend and follow those OF Ens1d C9 s5e & nycseG v" % 3
become engaged Until is clear which side she Will ahe y" n
pronounce Prussia Wherever she ha be oand
Bot any case have antGermsn feeling We desire the no.
quarrel is not With England ard with England only
ber Theefore every carefully abstain from any word
esIeai,e GaTd ne s 9 and oonIne1a0I' 'u'e'Sa'' Of
II is held that in certain evenualitie England might
even side with France in the present contest iOr IN
stance if the Prussians seized Antwerp II would ne hr
duty according treaty, TO JON France against irSsa
nroye 10 lie the case the duty of Fenans would be to
oppose France. AS to the defeat the French nave uV
They saw IL will the tend to draw England INTO te
quarrel that the Prussian successes ana the hoe
Of England falling in against France For, they argue,
England is always most ready TO step III wl the strohg
TO claim having hand In the final result, ana ths nave
a share Of whatever may be going, whether materlal
Prnssan victories are really better Fenian cause
As bearing the Fenan views, 1t mas been reported
that England shall supplying coal TO the frecn
1t is great advantage to France that she is able To 9uy
land desire TO be stopped. The Savage branch OF the
Fenians profess TO be in very hgafis1hg GohtlUn ~ @
The story of the secret agent at fhlddcphia Is po
nOunced TO be a cdndrd.
THE GERMAN-AMERICAN MOVEMENT.
AT q meeting of the united Executive Com
mtees of the Patriotic Aid Societies Of the townships Oh
West Hoboken, Union, weehawken, and North Bergen
Mr. Balthasar elected Delegate to the congress 10
be held at Chicago II was resolved 10 % OG H G"y
SalOmon DR.. Kudlich, and Dr. hoch Will auuresS 'i'