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MISCELLANEOUS FRENCH NEWS.

A GOOD UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE FRENCH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE PRussIAN
LANDWEHR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE-
CRUITs FOR THE GARDE MOBILE.
PARIS, Friday, Aug. u, 1870.
Advices from headquarters represent that the best
understanding exists between Marshal Bazarne and
the other Generals.
Among the German prisoners taken at the begin
ming of the campaign members of the Ldnduehr,
who were called into service six weeks ago. from
which the deduction is made that Prussia expected
war before il was declared, and was not taken by
SURPRISE as her Government has repeatedly asserted
NJ. Duruy. ex- Minister Of Public Instruction, has
ioined the Gdrde Mobile and NJ Paul de Cassagnac,
edition of lie Pays has entered regiment OF Zouayes
The Prince de la Tour dAuvergne is about return
to France but the Pdtrie says he has declined the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The nieces of the En-
press have left Paris.
The Duke of Chartres has asked permission to take
service in the French army. He claims the privilege
as a Frenchman who has learned something of the
art of war in America and Italy.
The Journal tOfciel publishes decree declaring
the Department of Haute Garonne in state of SIEGE
The workmen in the factories at Lyons threaten
the German employees with violence, and trouble is
apprehended.
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WAR NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

PREMATURE REPORTS OF PRUSSIAN SUCCESSES
PURPORT OF THE DISPATCHES TO THE
FRENCH MINIsTER-NO NEWS AT THE PRUS~
SIAN LEGATION.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. II, 1870.
A rumor prevailed here this morning that i'm
portant dispatches had been received at the State
Department from Paris, announcing that there was
AN nsurrectien in that city, and that another battle
had been fought and won by the Prussians, &c
Assistant-Secretar Davis pronounces them all un-
true. There has been dispatch received at the
State Department from Minister Washburne since
last Sunday. His last dispatch was the announce
ment in relation to the battle of Worth.
AT the French Legation it was learned that num-
Der of dispatches have been received IN the last "A
hours. One announcing the formation of new
Ministry another the continued enthusiasm OF the
people of Paris and in fact of all France; their ex-
traordinary enlistment, and consequent rapid aug
mentation of the French army; and that the popu-
lation of Paris was enthusiastic for the Government
even those most bitterly opposed to the Emperor IN
politics At the Prussian Legation the reporters
were informed that there was no news.
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The RECENT BATTLES.

LACK e9 ORGANIZATION IN THE FRENCH QUAR-
TRRhAsTER AND coMMIssARY DEPARTMENTS
THE SOLDIERS SHORT OF AMMUNITION AT
wORTH-No RATIONs ISSUED ON THE DAY
OF RATTLE NOR FOR DAYS AFTERwARD.
IBE TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBUYEl
LoSDoS, Friday, Aug. n, 1870.
The special correspondent Of The TRIBUNE in
Pans writes on Thursday, llth: Scraps of news
about recent defeats permitted to be printed
At Reishofen" "a village about five miles west of
WORTH "the soldiers had no cartridges The left
of the line, having been without any for an hour
made repeated bayonss charsea The Prussians
moved them down in mssses Ammunition was
<n the way, bat the wagons transmitted by rail
we're stopped at the station nearest the battlefield
ky a. explosion of bombs from the Prsssisns, six
srusssa spies having signaled TO their friends
~Rsadisn and sfieeEs snsAas furious st the want
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THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE TRANQUIL
INFANT" STILL IN DOUBT.
DISPATCHES RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON" LOUIE
AND /" STILL IN METZ.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNEI

DISPATCHES RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON LOUb
AND /" STILL IN METZ.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Ang. 12, 1870
Cable teleUams received at the French Legation
TO-DAY state that the Prince Imperial is still at the
headquarters of the Emperor at Metz and that hls
reported arrival in London is untrue.
A STARTLING RUMOR FROM LoNDON-THE PRINCE
SAID TO BE AT ST. JOHNS WOOD WITH THE
EMPRESS.
LONDON, Friday, Aug 70, 1870.
The Echo asserts, without qualification, that the
Empress Eugene and Prince Imperial ane in lodg-
ings at ST. Johns Wood The Weekly Register has the
same report, whih however il gives with cautieE
to lt readers not 70 place too much confidence in Its
correctness; while The Telegraph says it is author
lied 70 contradict formally, the report that the
Prince Imperial is IN London.
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THE COLORED CADET.

REPORT OF TIE WEST POINT COURT OF INQUIRY
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-The report of the
Court OF Inquiry, which appointed to investigate
the complaints OF the coOred cadets at West Point has
been received at the War Department The Court finds
that statement Of the coored cadet contained In
his letter as recently published not in the main
rect That he had been subjected to some Ill treatment,
however, has been proved by the testimony, and the
recommends that both the cOored cadet and the
white cadet in fault be tried by cOurtmatal they also
found that all the officers and academcal authorities
treated the cadet who makes complaint which led 10
the inquiry with the consideration that the others
treated and that they did everything IN their power
to prevent misdemeanOrs
Secretary Belknap disposed OF the case by causing
Cadets Gilmore and Smith, who were recommended 20
be tried by court martial, to be reprimanded by tho
superintendent taking this course with the belief based
upon the opinion OF the Court Of Inquiry hat no further
irregularities OF the kind will occur, at the same time
assuring the cadets that II these reasonable expectations
OF the Department not responded to the offenders In
future will be dealt with i'm q summary manner.
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protect the Corps Legislatif. Beside infantry and
cavalry two batteries of artillery were in position
Seventy-nine Deputies voted for the immediate
discussion of the proposal to increase the National
Guard and 10 for postponement.
A forced currency of bank-notes is practically
established for 100franc note cannot be changed
at shop without paying premium. The Bank OF
France still processes to pay in specie but gives only
silver for notes. The run the bank to-day was
very severe, and some persons were compelled to
wait five hours for their turn. Seven millions In
specie was paid out yesterday and to-day.
Private letters say that Marshal MacMahon's
chest. containing 100000 francs In gold,
was captured by the Prussians."
THE DEBATE IN THE CHAMBERS.
PARIS Thursday, Aug II, 1870.
NJ Thiers closed his speech by saying that he
knew a month ago that France was not prepared.
Grave faults had been committed. Still, they must
not take brave man from before the enemy to
answer to accusation.
The Chamber proceeded to vote the reestabllsh-
ment of the National Guard in all the Departments,
and to make provision for the widows and orphans
of the war.
1t was announced that all citizens 81 years of
age having resided year in one place, would be
furnished with arms.
The Minister of the Interior said the moment the
Senate passed the law for general armement he
teegraphed the fact to all the Projects at once lap
plause on all sides.
Count Palikao announced that the armament of
Paris would be complete in eight days He eX-
pressed the fullest confidence in Marshal Bazaine,
and counted victory to eface the traces OF re-
cent reverses
NJ Glais-Bazon demanded that the nation should
make treaty of peace long as the enemy was ON
French soil.
Minister Magne proposed that the amount of the.
loan which the Government had been authorized TO
make be increased from 800 100000 TO 100000 fr;
that the bills of the Bank of France be legal tender
that the Bank shall not be obliged to redeem them
in gold or silver but that the proper circulation of
the Bank be limited to 0O00OO000 fr S000O00OO fr.
similar privileges be conferred on the Bank of Algeria,
whose paper circulation is limited to 18,00O0O0 fr
The Minister declared the above financial measure
urgent and il was carried by a vote of 2.51 to l.
NJ. Estanceln moved to abrOgate the decree of ban
shment against the Orleans Princes, but the motion
was not agreed to.
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GERMANY,
THE WAR POPULAR-PEAsANT sOLDIERs-HOw
THEY ARE QUARTERED-ENTHUsIAsM OF THE

THE WAR PoPULAR-PEAsANT soLDIERs-How
THEY ARE QUARTERED-ENTHUsIAsM OF THE
PRESS.
HEIDELBERG, July 22.-During the past week
events whose awful significance we are scarce capable
of craspng have been unfoded TO bewidered view
with a rapidty which challenges all precedent Three
weeks ago there not esud in the political horizon
of Europe and to-day stand upon the threshold Of
mighty war which, before this reaches you, will be
drenching Europe in blood One week ago tonight We
met earnest nxious faces in the street. and heard the
startling announcement" Der Krieg ist erkdrt" The
war is decared-four simple words from Parisbut at
their utterance continent trembles TO the tramp OF
armed men, Here the border the excitement has been
intense Since Sabbath morning, trains heavily laden
with Pulssian soldiers have been constantly passing
southwark for the defense OF the upper Rhine The con-
scrpton all between 20 and g. naturally leave but
few families unrepresened in the army, and thus makes
the thoroughly popular Most Of the recruits who
have appeared in streets from the peasanry,
sturdy yeomanry, brown with their Summers toll,
moving onward to the field where death shall reap the
harvest.
The University OF Heidelberg. after having suffered
the immediate loss Of most OF its unusually large number
OF students who sprung 10 their places in tho ranks for
the defense Of the mpered Fatherand was on Thursday
formally closed and the main building has been fitted
for hospital for the reception Of wounded soldiers The
ladies OF Heidelberg responding to the call OF the
Grand Dutchess Louise have under the Presidency Of
Frau Protector Buntschli, enrolled themselves in
Veren for the supplying Of necessary comforts
to the sick and wounded
There Is something peculiar In their method OF quarter
ing troops upon the citizens of town where there
barracks The city receives them from the Government
ind vdua families from the city authorities, with
privilege OF appeal For their keeping established
allowance is afterward paid by the Government Heidel
berg is receive her quota, and this instruction
cerning them has appeared: The Biaqaartieten tbc
quarered soders shall be coatented with the board
ioyed by the quarterer and his family. Wine, beer
cigars they shall not demand In either party
dissatisfied the following legally established bill Of fare
be adopted the daily allowance Of each u
10 OF bread; fresh salt meat, or n smoked beef
mutton, or 70 bacon Of vegetables, rice, or the
customary groats or meal or potatoes; OF salt,
o.; OF coffee, OF. Drowned, or / or. unbrowned.
There has been great but unnecessary anxiety TO know
what In this struggle would be the part Of South Ger
many Is only automatically that France has to deal
with Prussia alone-when war was declared, ~ was
against all Germany The could scarcely have been
bee Fifth Page.
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ANOTHER SECRET TREATY.
,,oouos,I rpoN pFNFDETrI TO BISMARCK.

PROPOSAL FROM BFNEDETTI TO BISMARCK
LONDON, Friday, Aug IL, 1870
The Cologne Gazette prints the outlines OF another
treaty proposed by Count Benedettl to bismarck IN
1876 II stipulates that France shall take possession
again of the territory acquired by Prussia in 1874
Prnssia supporting France in the recovery OF the
left hank of the Rhine from Hesse and Bavaria ana
that the guarantee given by the German Confedera-
t;on in favor Of the neutrality Of Luxemburg and
the Netherlands shall be annuled. The Gazette adds
that NJ Benedetti represented that these proposals
emanated from the Emperor at Vichy, III 1866
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THE INDIANS.

DEATH OF RED CLOUDS BROTHER-RED CLOUD
USING HIS INFLUENCE FOR PEACE.
WASHINGTON, Aug 12.-An official report to
the War Department from Fort Fetterman, dated July
81, mentions that Yellow Bear, one OF the Ogallaa
Chiefs who was with Red Cloud at Washington, came
into the fort and reported that ror had reached his
camp the vicinity OF Bear who says the sioux
are all collecting for grand council and that they are
all for peace. Yellow Eagle brother OF Red Cloud was
thrown from mule and killed about the 10th OF July.
Gen reports from Fort Laramie the lst inst, That
Red Cloud is exercising very beneh al influence among
the Sioux, and hopes to persuade the Cheyennes ana
Arrapahoes to keep the peace with the whites.
ATTACK ON A PROSPECTING PARTY-TwO WHITE
MEN CAPTURED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED. =
ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA dispatch from Wyom-
ing gives the outlines Of Indian attack at Bitter Creek
prospecting party Of 70 white men. C. Penrose was
captured and s. b. Merke, young Philadelphia phys-
clan, either killed captured while endeayorng to
rescue him. Three men were seriously If not fatally
wounded.
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THE HOHENZOLLERN QUESTION.
DIsPATCH FROM MINISTER BANCROFT-HOW
KING WILLIAM RECEIVED THE ANNOUNCE
MEST OF PRINCE LE0PoLD's CANDIDATURE.


DISPATCH FROM MINISTER BANCROFT-HOw
KING WILLIAM RECEIVED THE ANNOUNCE
MENT OF PRINCE LE0POLDS CANDIDATURE.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. IL, 1870
The State Department has long dispatch from
Minister Bancroft, relating principally to the action
of the King of Prussia in the matter of the offer Of
the Spanish crown TO Prince Leopold. Mr.. Bancroft
ssvs that as soon rs the nature of the proposition
from Spain became known to King William, he
exsrted ALI his influence to induce the Prince to
decline il promptly, telling him that III the
,,-,sent condition Of the various factions in Spain
he could not expect to ascend the throne in quiet
and that would certainly meet the same fate
as Macmillan. and lose his head The Prince. how
ever declined 10 accept this advice, and gave the
King 80 understand that he shoud accept. There
mitted the case to them at length, and then
ouested an opinion whether under the North-German
Constitution he had sufficient authority u perenp-
tor;Iv forbid Prince Leopold from accepting. The
counc finally decided that the King could not exer
c,se such authority that Germany was 30 far
Renublcan that nothing in its constitution
forbade its citizens from emigrating TO other
states. and accepting office there. After the
K;no had thus actively e1erted himself in the
interest of peace he became convinced that Napo-
Ian WAS simply using the question as pretext, and
,h., ne WAS determined to force a war The King
aI,o,doned his efforts and turned his attention TO
military preparations Mr. Bancroft feels certain
that King william has had no thought at any time
% nterferinp in the affairs Of Spain either by se-
curps the throne for German prince or by sttempt
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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
ySERGETIC MEASURES TAKEN-AUGMENIAfioNO
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

FNFRGETIC MEASURES TAKEN AU""I1' n IO@' O'
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
PARIS, Friday, Aug ~, lS1o
The Journal Odciel says the Ministers of War and
of the Interior on assuming control OF Their depart
ments. Immediately took the most energetic measures
10 insure efficiency in the various branches OF the
service. The Minister Of W@ has ALREADY issued
very stringent orders in regard to provisioning 'pe
army, and on the subject Of the supplies OF quarter
masters and ordnance stores circular rom ne
Minister of the Interior requires the Prefects OF ins
various departments TO encourage the iorina'ion "
companies Of National Guards, volunteers anu
F,ancs Tsrnus to take the field at once. They VIII
reoeiya srns as soon as possible; but IN the mean
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THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

TROOPS STILL GUARDING THE STREEIs-FEofLh
pxAspERATFD BY BROKEN PROMISES
TRoCHU REFUSES THE WAR MINISTRY AT
THE HANDS OF THE RBGENCY-ORLEANs
PRINCES NOT IN PARIS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlDUNEI
LoxDoH, Friday, Aug. 70, 1870
Paris is tranquil That is, no important DISTURB
snees occur, though turbulent groups continually
form The Corps L6gislatn is still surrounded by
troops. including 1900 regulars curassers and ma
rines supported by Paris gardes" and the National
Guard No one is allowed to pass without permit
Even members of the Corps L6gislatit with difficulty
make their way, and several have been stopped. 1t
IL difficult TO understand why such precautions are
taken. unless they are intended TO prevent popular
invasion of the Chamber. Nevertheless crowds
gather daily troops charge false alarms ARISE, and
the irritation against the Emperor and the Admins
tration increases continually.
There never was such breakdown Of Depart
ments The Ministers are in utter confusion. The
new Cabinet has everything to reOTgaInze. The
deliberation on the formation of a new Ministry
lasted the whole night and late the next morning
There were nineteen Ieections before the list was
finally complete.
Canrobert arrived in Paris on Thursday llthl, re-
placing Baraguey dHilliers, who goes 10 Tours Gen.
Tochu takes Cauroberts corps. TrOchu was offered
Che War Ministry, but refused unless called to power
by the Corps L6gislati The secretary of the Count
de Paris denies that the Orleans princes are Ia
Paris G. W. 5.
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WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug.

PERSONAL MATTERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEB1
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug "a, 1870.
Postmaster General Cresswell was in town to-day. He
SAYS that the foreign mails regularly delivered and
received and that has not yet received any nohca
ton OF intermission TO the mails on the continent.
Deputy Commissioner Douglass % the Internal
Revenue to-day issued letter Of Instructions TO the
revenue officers, in which he states that the law
authorizes any officer Of the Internal Revenue 70 arrest
any pedder or other person violating the Revenue laws
also to seize the horses and wagons and their contents
Of pedders who shall refuse when requested to exhibit
his special tax receipt. The punishment for selling
cigars OF tobacco, snuff &C. without license stamp &C.
IS q, 900 penalty and six months imprisonment. The
Government is determined that the traffic OF peddlng
tobacco without license must be broken up at all
hazards
Gen. Sherman states to-day that he win not leave for
Lancaster Ohio until the latter part of next week He
will be absent about two weeks.
Secretary Robson left here this evening for New
Jersey spend several days at his house there after
which he will visit Secretary Fish at his residence
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THE FRENCH MILITARY SITUATION.

THE FRENCH
xua INVESTMENT OF sTRAsBoURG CONFIRMED
ALI. COMMUNICATION WITH THE TOWN CUT
orp--ruE PRUssIANs PENETRATING FRANCE
nv ruprp ooIUMNs-NANCY SAID TO BE
THEIR OBJECTIVE POINT.
,py TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
PARIS Friday, Aug. 12-Noon.
,,on,,,rrcations with Strasbourg are interrupted,
..,ono Pussian force being massed around that
city.
The prussian armies are reported to be penetrat-
hg France in three great divisions by Forbach
or Metz by Weissenburg, and by Mulhausen
They evidently intend crossing the Vosges and
,xaking for Nancy. The first thing the Prussans
aid was to cut he telegraph lines and the railway
hotween strasbourg and Saverne Saverne is the
.ev of the Vosges and if the Prussians are really
there. as there seems to be no doubt, the eastern
gateway of France is thrown wide open. Saar-
,ruck is, of course abandoned
sRENCu OPTICAL DIsPATCH-coNT1NUED RAINS
THE FRENCH ARMY CONCENTRATED AT
PARIS, Friday, Aug. II, 1870.
An official dispatch from Metz, dated Aug II, at
SIS D. M. says:
1T has rained all day The army is concentrated
around this place Ii is being Te-vctualed and re-
enforced. The retreat of MacMahOn and Failly has
been accomplished in excellent order. Marshal Ba-
,ane is engaged in visiting and inspecting the troops
under his command. The report that the Prussians
occupy Nancy is false"
ONLY A SMALL FORCE IN STRASBOURG-THE CAP
TURE OF THE PLACE AN EASY MATTER-AD-
VANCE OF THE BAvARIAN ARMY.
LONDON Friday, Aug. l2 1870.
From the best information that can be gained, 1t
sppears that the garrison of Strasbourg consists of
only one regiment of foot and small force OF the
National Guard. The supplies in the place are IN
proporton to the garrison. siege is therefore i'm
possible, and the capture of the place will probably
be an easy matter.
The First Prussian Corps dAr7nee is said TO be at
Pbilhpsburgh 1t is also reported that the Bavaran
army has passed through the Yosges and bivouacked
Last night at DAmerngeR near Saar Louis, and thai
Sbe German forces between Rastadt and Cologne
uurnhered 10000 men.
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ing in any other way to control in that king
DOM Our Minister indicates his strong belief that
the has been forced Prussia without the least
preparation on the part of its sovereign.
Boston Post.
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An asylum for insane people not dangerous
state institution is overnowng. and many patients NOT
the worst cases. have been temporarily discharged and
20 their friends till other arrangements can Dc made
for their accommodation
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time they should assemble at the chief towns OF the
Department to organize and drill They Will be
paid one franc per day from the date of enlistment.
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MoyEMENTs OF LIEUT.. GEN. SHERIDAN.
THE GENERAL EN- ROUTE FOR THE PRUssIAN
HEADQUARTERS.

BERLIN, Friday, Aug. u, 1870.
Lieut.. Gen Sheridan is now en- route to the Prus-
sian headquarters Before his departure for the seat
of war; the General accompanied by an adjutant,
visited Gen Hokenfaldt at the War Office, where he
was received with the attention with which he has
constantly been honored since his arrival in Ger
man
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YESTERDAY MORNINGS DISPATCHES.

1.-THE following dispatches ap'esre IN portion Of our edition OF
yesterlayI
prRIIs OF OUR WAR CORREsPONDENTs-TRIBUN
CORRESPONDENTS ARRESTED AS PRUsIAN
SPIES ONE OF THEM BANIsHED FROM
FRANCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
LONDON, Thursday, Aug II, 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Metz writes that he was arrested at that place on
Sunday together with Simpson of The London Illus
trated Neaes, and Henry Mayhem, as Prussian Spies
mobbed by the townspeople, and with difficulty pro-
tected by the soldiers. They were repeatedly eX-
amined bv the military authorities released and re-
arrested their papers taken away, and were many
carried before Gen. Cofiimeres commanding in
Metz. who threatened them with death. After some
DELAY they were again released and ordered TO leave
Metz instantly and quit France, either by Boulougne
or Dion. They chose the latter. He writes again
fIom Dion that he is under the chsrge of guard.
put was allowed to stop one night IN DDou' ana
would proceed the nexl day 10 Italy.
All France must have gone mad about Prnssian
sn;es N our special correspondent, journeylng from
London to the 'front.' by way of Amiens, Rhelins ana
Cbalons saws he was stopped at little place called
Tergnier and questioned by the citizens the Custom
House officers and gems darmes. He was asked re-
peatedly TO produce bis papers ana hnany allowed
most reluctantly to proceed, when they were iouhd
10 be all right Yet this correspondent is French
officer. After his examination was concluded, the
authorities apologized for the trouble caused him.
but said that they compelled TO question every
BODY. 80 great was the popular suspicion g. w. g.
THE SITUATION IN PARIs-PRoTECrlNG THE CORPS
LFGIsLATF A FORCED BANK NOTE CUR
RRNCY RUN ON THE BANK OF fhANcb-
MARSHAL MACMAHoNs TREASURE E-'hIsi Jay
TURED.
INV rpIpopIPa To THE TRIBUNEl
LONDON, Thursday. Aug. il, 1870.
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE writes
from PAR, On Wednesday evening az follows:
Extraordinary precautions were taken To-Day TO
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THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.

THE TRIBUNE is the only ne'oSpdper ~ We
p,d StaIes fly represented by Special Correspo'de"
,,,A bon Pylssan and French armies and al me ea',0
.a;,oJs' and is DE only paper recering @ special di'
saenes. Taus far THE TRIBUNE dispatches h0Ts , 0Se"
used ia an imperfect form, 6y The he'' io'H
World Zines and sun They cere 90 ased V's''""' "
gA< He,o- York Herald, World, and sun
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