The New York herald., 1870-08-02
FRANCE.

No Fight Of Importance Movements ON tho
Saar-Pasriotio Actlon ON All Subscribers
and Army Rules-ClaIms Of sympathy
from the PeopIes-The Navy.
PARIS, August l, 1870.
No news OF an serious engagement between the
armies has yet (three p. N.Y. been received here
The F1,esse says there has been no fghtng on the
banks OF the Rhine, as has been widely rumored.
The advance posts OF the Bavarian troops nave
fallen back upon the Lauter river
The French Mediterranean Meet has arrived at
Bresr 1t viii 60 north and Join the Baltic fleet.
Several Prussian scouting parties have lately
crossed the Saar. Their movements were plainly
seen by the French IL Is not thought tho Prussan
force is great In that neghborhood at first sup
posed
number OF Prussian soldiers who deserted and
came into the French lines have been sent TO Tours.
The Emperor has thanked the railway companies
for the celerity and pr.ience with which they have
transported tie troops TO the frontier
The Council OF Ministers will meet three times
week at St Cloud. The Empress Will preside Ovor
their deliberations.
The Journal Ogcte says 1t was through the advice
OF NJ. Magne, late Minister OF Finance, that the
Emperor decided to resort to a loan, instead Of
issuing new Treasury bonds.
The Memorial Dfp,0matiQts declares that tho
order excluding all correspondents from the French
lines Is absolute.
The Branch War Department has pcremptorily
denied the request OF Captain Hore, OF the British
Navy, and an attache Of tho British Legation In
Paris to visit the Navy Yard at Cherbour1. inimat-
ing that mis- object Is to notes OF the forilca-
tons workshops ana fleet.
Orders have been promulgated in Paris to the
effect that enemys privale property snail be re-
spected in France as ir is respected In Germany.
There Is q bitter feeling on the Bourse a,anst
German bankers, who accused OF sending specie
to Prussia.
The Constitutional publishes an article assuring
the world that however brutal the treatment OF
Frenchmen in Germany may be, Germans here will
receive nothing but Kindness.
The Chancellor Of the French Legation at Berlin
who remained there after the declaration Of war,
has been requr by the Prussan authorities to give
his parole not to leave the city.
The Goutofs says that 1t IL proposed to form q
corps OF volunteer arterymen IN this city. 1t will
be placed under the command OF the former pupils
OF the POLYTECHNIC School. This corps Is designed
for the special defence OF Paris In case Of need.
The Journal Ogciei Of this morning says that the
government has decided that during the war no
person, OF whatever nationality VIII be permitted
to enter or leave France without passport. This,
however, is not applicable to the subjects OF those
travel in the interior. with the special permission OF
the Minister OF the Interior.
| The Journal Oncte, also says that French citizens
expelled from Baden were subjected to outraged US
treatment. They were conducted to the frontiers III
CHAINS and made to pay for the places wherein they
were locked up to escape the violence OF the
people,
| The Duke Of Cadore. who Is now In Stockholm on
mission from the French government will go to
Copenhagen on similar business.
The Journal O1sctel to-day has information going
TO show that the sympathy OF the people OF the
Danubian prncIpalities Is heartily with France.
The Public says that the French government has
contracted for q cable between calais and some
point in Jutand Denmark In order that the opera
tions of the Baltic feet may be reported to and
directed from the capital.
| The Presss denies that the Prince OF Wales, now
| complaints against Prussia
son OF AbduKader has asked permission OF the
Emperor TO enlist in a regiment OF Turcos.
The Monfteur Of to-day says that Herr KlaZeko
who has arrived here from Vienna, has seen th,
! Empress and the Duke do Granont several times
and Is believed to be charged with confidential
| mission. SO far, however his language s expires.
sive of neutrality on the part Of Austria
| Cardinal Bonaparte has left Rome and goes to the
Huperui headquarters as Chaplain 10 the Prince I'm
peral.
1t Is noticed here that Prince Metternich the Ans
TRAN Ambassador, and Chevalier Nigra, the Italian
Minister, are much together.
| The Archbishop OF Paris has addressed pastoral
letter to the clergy requesting their prayers for the
| success OF France.
II is stated that the Emperor, before his departure
for the Rhine wrote to the Pope, explaining the
causes of the withdrawal Of the French troops from
| Rome.