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The New York herald., 1870-07-21
In GERMANY.

The French Pass the FrOntier-King Will.
liam's Speech to Observation-Disclosures
Devotion aud LoyaIty-A War Loan
VOted-National OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the Bonapartes Looked For-Questious for
the Peoples.
BERLIN, July 20, 1870.
despatch from Cologne says:-"The French
passed the frontier near saarbrucken last evening
and seized the Custom House,
The Relchstag, or North German Parliament, met
yesterday afternoon. The Grand Duke OF Mecken.
burg-Schwerin was chosen President Vehement
cheering followed Bismarcks announcement of the
declaration of war by France.
The King then opened the session with the follow.
ing speech, which greeted with the widest en-.
thusasm-
The King said Prussia had no interest In the selec-
ton Of the Prince Of Hohenzollern for the Spanish
throne except that might bring peace to friendly
people. 1t had, nevertheless furnished the EN-
peror OF the French pretext for war unknown to
diplomacy, and, scorning peace. he had INDUCED in
language to Germany which could only have been
prompted by q miscalculation Of her strength.
Germany was powerful enough to resent such lam
guage and repel such violence. He said 80 In all
reverence, knowing that the event was in
Gods hands, He had fully weighed the
responsibility which rested on the man who
drives into war and havoc two great and tranquil
nations, yearning for peace and the enjoyment Of
the common blessings OF Christian civilization and
prosperity and for contests more salutary than
those OF blood. Those who rule France have
shrewdly studied the proper methods OF hitting the
sensitive Bride q that Geat neahb5r nation a&d 70
promote selfish Interests have misguided 1t.
"Then'" concluded the King "as our fathers
before Us have done, let US fgnt for liberty ana
our rights against the wrongs indicted by foreign
tonqueror; and. as He was with our fathers SO God
will be with us In struggle without which Europe
can never enjoy lasting peace.n
In the North German Parliament after the Kings
speech had been delivered, loan OF 100000. 900
sthaers was carried unanimously, amid the widest
expressions Of enthusiasm by all parties.
The most perfect harmony exists In the govern.
ments of all the North German States In the Saxon
Chambers yesterday Baron de Frlesen. the Minister
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IN IRELAND.

Bonapartist Popular Dcmonstration--A Battle
ON IA Small Scale.
4a DUBLIN, July 20, 1870.
great popular demonstration in favor of France
was made in this city last evening. More than one
hundred thousand people, with twenty bands or
music, were out on parade. The French and Irish
nags were carried entwlned.
The police charged the procession and captured
these fiags, but the mob rallied and retook them.
intense excitement prevailed.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
SUICIDE BY HANGING.

John Schneider, German. sixty years OF age, at
eleven O'Clock yesterday morning, was found hang.
ing to beam his shanty, Fiftyihird street, be-
tween sixth ana Seventh avenues by means OF q
rope which he mad secured about his neck. Oficer
Hildreth of the Twenty. second precinct, who made
the discovery cut down the body ana notified COro-
ner Schrmer TO hold an inquest What prompted
deceased TO take his own life did not transpire, but
will be developed during the investigation today.
Mr.. schneider was poor man and lived alone In the
.h.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
PERSONAL N1IeS.

Senator Ames and Blanche Buffers wedding takes
place at Lowell today and a number OF notable, are
IN that city to attend the ceremonies, among them
senators POmeroy and Chandler
william J. Florence the favorte comedian, arrived
from EurOpe per steamer Scotia on Tuesday. He
brings with him the latest London theatrical success,
which he proposes TO produce at leading theatre in
his city this lalI
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IRYhG 10 MAKE TIME"

Yesterday morning, between six and seven
O'clock while Mr. Frederick Loef efiier OF No. 232
East Forty street. was passing through Fortieth
street. he was attacked ny william GuOn, who at.
tempted to run or with his watch and chain. LOef.
fer hooked the fellow before he had got out OF his
reach or he would most certainly have made his
escape. terrible struggle ensued, during which
Gri0n several times thrown heavily upon tue
sidewalk. policeman a. last made his appearance
and took him into custody. He was held for trial
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IN BELGIUM.

Still Neutral.
LONDON July 20, 1870
The Belgian ofhclal organs say that France mis-
construes as an evidence OF hostility the destruction
OF bridge near Blandain, which was merely the
result OF misapprehension OF orders, and declare
that Belgium remains legally neutral.
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THE TENiASS PREPARING FOR THE WAR.
PATH.
To THE EDITOR OF THE uERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The present European complications have infused
new life into the Fenian organization The Brother
hood Is being reorganized with view to forthcom.
Ing eventualities, and Is henceiOrth to be really
secret society," in league with all the secret political
organizations OF Europe, the whole combination to
be called the international Association OF the Sons
OF Liberty" 1t is rumored, and apparently on good
authority. that an Irish expedition Is being organ
ized In this country which, should England get in-
vOlved in the present war, Will invade Ireland in
conjunction with a French force. The expedition
1t Is said, will be commanded by one Of the Irish
leaders of 1887. The name of this party we have
not ascertained, but understand that he Is known
TO the initiated under the title OF Major General
Edwin Lee" aud Is said to be relative of the Con.
federate commander, General X. t. Lee "Ihe new
Feaian cEief' i It Is said graduate OF the Carl
baldian school. having been one Of "the heroes OF
Marsha" when oniy nineteen years OF age.
IL Is ruMored that there Is LO man moro trust
worthy IN the eyes Of Stephens and hts party than
edwin Lce," and that no man has done more In
the cause OF Irish freedom than this SELF gen
tleman. lie this as It may the Fenians have been
deceived by nearly all their chiefs, and the latter
ents. For these reasons understand that Lee has
absolutely q clned TO accept any post whatever In
the French Ii IS probable that we arc in the begin
ning OF stirring events. We should, therefore. be
prepared to profit by them. We want Canada, Cuba
aud other countries on tins Continent which long tO
come under our nag, but have feared hitherto TO de-
clare themselves. Now is their time 10 ask our and
to free themselves from foreign thraldOn, and the
| hour Is II hama when we Will cheerfully respond TO
their solicitations. 1t is duty a nation to give
laid anu comfort morally and physically all peO-
| pies VINO desire TO adopt our Institutions. Let US
continue TO SOW The good seed OF republican princl-
| pies and we are sure to reap an abundant harvest
| In days to come. AMERICUS.
| Call for Convention Of the Fenian Brother
| hood.
| James Gibbons, Chairman OF the Executive Com
| mlttee OF the Fenian Brotherhood has issued the
| follOwing:-
| PHILADELPHIA, July 20. 1870.
In view of the iminency Of general European and
the strong probability OF England being engaged the strug
gle convention of the Irish nationass OF Ane
ca Irrespective past differences organizations be
held Cincinnati August 20 to adopt such
| best promote the cause of Irish Independence.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH IN tllzss:TA

As foreshadowed In the HERALD some consider
able time ago Elizabeth has decided to introduce tho
fire alarm telegraph. at an expense OF less than
$4,000. The contract has been given out and the
incpent part Of the work Is fairly under way. The
same parties that did the work for Newark have
been engaged. The next thing for Elizabeth IL q
paid ire department. The red-shirted volunteers
these relics of the bygone past-still run with the
smashines" Of "iietsy town"
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La ITALY.
Coming TO The From.

FLORENCE July 90, 1870.
The italian government has called out Two classes
Of military reserves as a precautionary measures
La L,6erte OF Paris asserts that n. Vzasrgate has
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
TEE WAR FEVER In THE CITY.
Enthusiastic Mass Meeting of the
Germans of New York.

steinway Hall Crowded. thousands Turned Away
for Want Of Room-Prussia Officially Repre-
sented-Prophetic Speech by Senator
schurz-French Impudence Denounc-
ed-other Speeches by Ex-Governor
Salomon, General Franz Sigel
f. aud O. Ottendorfer.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

Naval Plans-nIinisterial Nominal ON.
Communication With Germany-The Enthu.
siasm Unabatcd-The Orleans Princes Ser
vice-Skirmishiug Spoken of, but No Blood I.
PARIS July 90 1870.
It's rumored that Prince Napoleon win go 10 the
Baltic and with his land force cooperate with the
meet OF Vice Admiral Count Bouet Willaumez In oc-
cupylng the territory OF Hanover
The Journal 01fctel this morning contains de-
cree nominating General Edmund Leboeuf, lately
Minister Of War, as Major General; viscount De-
jean, Minister Of War; ad Interim and Prince de la
Tour D'Auvergne as Ambassador to Vienna.
1t is understood that all the French Consuls In
the Germanio Confederation have received their
passports
No newspaper correspondents, French or foreign,
will be allowed to accompany the French army.
The officers Of the Bank Of france announce an
advance IN the rate Of interest to az per cent.
An American resident here has given 10, oO0f. to
the society to aid the wounded soldiers OF France
number OF spies have been captured on both
sides near the Rhine.
The Paris city reports from all quarters, dated at
half-past three O'Clock p. NJ. afrord the following
yet been reported.
Bourse is growing weaker; rentes continue to de-
cline ana are now quoted at 65f.
The Deputies from the departments Of Upper and
Lower Rhine Moselle and Meurthe are kept well
Informed by telegraph OF the movements OF the
army, and they state that important conflict has
yet taken place between the hostile forces. There
have been some skirmshes between patrols and
custom officers; but no blood has been spilled and
not gun has been fired.
The Emperor Napoleon did not come to Paris tc.
day. He received the Ministers and answered
dispatches at st. Cloud.
The warllke enthusiasm In France Is (half.past
three P. NJ unabated. rich manufacturer OF Mul.
house has offered to equip 5000 volunteers and
supply them with rations during the war. The De-
putes In the Corps Legsla signed liberal subscrip-
tlons for the wounded. NJ Schneider gives 600
francs to one Of the aid societies.
The Journal Onclel says IN case Denmark Joins
France in the war the Princes OF Orleans win serve
IN the Danish army.
The Bourse opened declining. Rentes e5f. 4oc.
American Sanitary Exertion.
PARIS, July 20, 1870.
A meeting OF citizens Of the United States was
held at the residence of Dr. Evans last night to take
measures for the organization OF Sanitary Com
mission. It's proposed that the commission shall
cooperate with the International and French 1cetles
in and OF the wounded. Dr. Evans placed at the dis.
posa Of the organization the report of the Amer
lean Sanitary Commission and collection of models
of ambulances, strechers hospital tents ana other
appliances used by the Commission during the late
war; donation Of 10000 francs was also made by
the doctor as nucleus for sanitary fund.
Mr.. Washburne, the American Minister was In
Bohemia when he heard the news OF the breaking
out OF the war. He Immediately returned to Paris
and yesterday was In consultau on with several Of
his diplomatic colleagues.
81 :.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

The Army COmmand-Arrests by the Govern.
ment.
,o.n c. Ho" Ho..n July 90. 1870
~ r-..an haa been appointed Com
mander. An. Chief OF tie forces OF Switzerland. n
. general of the Swiss army aud several other
olceus o., high rauk haYe been arrested In Germany
1t is believed tat lat Frussls purposelv retalo7 wv
answer to switzerand's t;aciafatiga 81 neutral'E
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VI
Total cases for New York and Brooklyn, ITO; cases
with fatal result seventy four There are In addition
10 these, however, many cases not reported by the
police, while large proportion OF those reported
by the police to the COroner's office as "sudden
deaths' Will undoubtedly prove upon investigation
To nave been caused by the excessive heat.
The following record Will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty four hours 10
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broadway, corner Of
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

Average temperature yesterday. 81
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...................... "a
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JuLY-tzl, 1870
IN SWITZERLAND.

gone to Florence with treaty OF alliance between
France and Italy.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
IN lURkSY.


Armed but Is0latod.
atN VIENNA, July 20, 1870.
Turkey has called out her reserves and stopped
the telegraphs In all directions
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
IN SPAiN.


Napoleon Condemned.
LONDON, July 20, 1870
The Spanish papers UNANIMOUSLY condemn Napo
leon for declaring war.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
Sewing Macbines S25 to S45, S17 Broad.
way be converted machne instantly;
venen for parties going the country warranted 6rss
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

Sta1ord's Iron and sSlphur Powders
tnvigorate the body and
purity the blood.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
g Williams Speech to
Parliament.
BlSMARCKS FEELING IN THE CRISIS
Bonapartist Demonstl.a.
ton in Ireland.
IN France
War OmciaIly Announced.

PARIS, July 20, 1870.
IN the Corps LAgislatif today the Duke de Gram
mont announced that war had been declared with
Prussia and her allies In the following words
MRssIEURs-The erpose presented to you on the
18th instant made known the causes we have for war
against Prussia. According to the rules and usage
OF nations and by order OF the Emperor, have re-
quested the Onarge d. Aares at Berlin to notify the
Cabinet OF Prussia OF our resolution to seek with
sion. This has been DONE and have the honor TO
make known to the Corps Leglsatf that In conse.
quence thereof state Of war exists since the 10th
between France and Prussia. This declaration ap-
plies to the allies Of Prussia who give her armed
assistance.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
Call for Convention Of the Fenian Brother.
hood.
James Gibbons, Chairman OF the Executive Com
mittee OF the Fenian Brotherhood has issued the

PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1870.
In view of the minency of general European war and
the strong probability OF Engand being engaged in the srug
ge general OF the Irish naonaists Of Aer
ca Irrespective of past differences organizations, will be
held Cincinnati. August 20 TO adopt such will
best promote the Of Irish Independence.
The New York herald., 1870-07-21
Total cases. Fata, cases.

lUtdt. tjI
IN BRODKI.YN.
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The Lee Monument.

4 meeting took place last evening, at the
Odd Follows Hall held at the instance OF
MANY who had been in the Confederate
service. The object of the meeting was to
mature measu to erect III the city OF New
Orleans. or vicinity. Il monument 10 the
memory of the late General Robert r. Lee.
The mcet;n. WIS called to order by
Colonel Bosworth. After il prayer by Rev.
Mr. Adams. Major Austin introduced Gen
eral Beaureg gard to til, assembly as presi-
dent. General Beaurcsard took the chair
with appropriate remarks, after which the
roll was called. and the list of yice-presi-
ssients and secretaries read.
b. F. Jonas then introduced appropriate
resolutions, expressing til" sentiments of
tie meeting. and their feelings toward the
memory of General Lee. The resolutions
were seconded by Colonel Waccaman.
Both gentlemen made a few remarks. and
after some further remarks by Rev. DIR.
Palmer, the resolutions We're adopted.
Major Austin then read the act OF in
bencdiction by Rev. Father Hubert. the
meeting adjourned.
The large saloon of the Odd Fellows
Hall was filed 10 overlooking, and there
were large number of ladies present. a
number OF pieces of music were played in
the course OF the evening. by military
band
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The pOs;Off1ce DEPARTMENT..

A Washington special to the Chicago
Tribune says:
washington. d. C., October e..-In view
of the fact that an erroneous statement of
the financial condition of the postotfice de-
partment has gained wide circulation, the
Postmaster General has furnished the fol
lowing table from his forthcoming report:
Total receipts of the department from
Postage stamps and special subsidies for
steamship line $2l, 1890 %; disbursements
of all kinds, $23,99S.S;H SO. Excess of dis
bursements over receipts. representing the
actual cost to the Treasury for postage
service. S2SI4.ll6 90. OF the apprOpria-
ton to meet the defalcatians in the revenue
of the department for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1870. there was undrawn at the end
of the year, Si,740,O00. Estimated amount
required to meet balance due on June 80.
1870. but not vet adjusted or reported for
settlement, Sl.265,725 l3; balance of
deficiency appropriation unused after pay
ing all claims of the year, s., 476,214 81; in
crease of ordinary receipts as compared
with the year ending June 80, 1863,
$1,26S,2l4 %: or rs per cent; increase Of
expenditures as compared with year ending
June 80, 1869, S300,706 ID. or / 81 per cent.
The report will make various recommends
tons relative to foreign mails and the
money-order system. 1t will take strong
ground against the Thanking system,
in spite OF the raid made against
the present Postmaster General last year i'll
Con yress Although the figures have not
been footed up, yet it will be shown that
the franking system would have yielded the
government revenue OF S3,0OO,0 900, if the
documents transmitted under it paid the
regular rates. An exact record of the docu-
ments frankcd has been kept, with a view to
show the country to what an enormous
business it has grown.