The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10
The Last Shrek Of the Moniteur-It Calls
ON Foreign Governments for HeIp-Na-
pOleOn's FooiiskncS- the II uin Of France
lie Can Never Return TO Paris.


poIeon's Fooiiskncss the Ruin Of France
lie Can Never Return 10 Paris.
LONDON, Aug. 9-French diplomacy is striving to
retrieve the disasters Of the French Strenuous
efforts are making for English and other inLerysn-
ton In the Emperors favor, 10 arrest the Prussian
march aud secure allies.
The .Hoaiteur, Of Paris, says important answers
are Immediately expected, but semi-Dnieial state
ment il trustworthy. There is no reason to
believe that Napoleons appeals will be sue
ccssfu. The English Ministry are capable
Of almost anything for peace sake, but
English opinion will not tolerate diplomatic
Intervention at such moment Extreme inpI-
thence is already manifested at the unsatisfactory
Character of the new arrangement for Belgian nou-
tralty, under which England might suddenly be
called 10 fight against Prussia, with
whom she sympathizes. aa- Tor the Emperor, who
has forfeited utterly the foolish conn lence formerly
given him. The favorable impression made by Mr.
Gl.dstone's statement has already disappeared
The new treaty is now regarded rs device to get
rid Of all liability FOR Belgium at the end Of twelve
mouths after the war, and It IL asked suppose
France or Prussia had refused assent, what was the
English Government prepared to do :
80 far as known, nothing, until eoercel BY punlie
indignation. II l. ihls 4Tead OF being forced 20 10
something which has led TIE Government 10 Jury
~ the adjournment IT Paliiumeui' suapenling me
rules to get appropriation blus through. l
shrnks from questions, and what toe public
fear, T., tdU during he recess tacr deerental di
plomAcy vita FrIucc Is to be resumed. \ debaai
br, ke out again to-day, alarming the cabinet and
coult only be suited by tue promise OF last oppor
tunity for discussion tomorrow. With the Govern
Wcnt In sucn mood au adjournment IL calamity.
but probably cannot he successfully resisted.
NAPOLEON WILL NEVER RR-ESrER PARIS
Our correspondent writes from Paris late Monday
evening:
From hat hear OF the feeling among the people
and the army, Lhnk It more than probable shat
Napoleon will never reenter Paris, The army II sick
OF bis amateur keneraship Probably he has al
VIII also retire Brazlme Will command. The
statement In the GdhOs o. secret alliance between
France and Italy and the expected reinforcement
OF hundred thousand Italian troops, II certainly
false. No matter what the King of Italy may have
promised, the troops would not march ~ France
THE FIGHT AT wEIssESBuRG.
Further dispatches from our correspondents
say respecting the engagement at Wcissen-
burg that the two regiments which suffered
most severely in attacking the town behind
the hill with the lnyonet wers the Kings
own" grenaders and the F,nieth fGsileers-one re.
cruited in Danlzic and the other in Lignz in sile.
sia They are good troops, OF Gen. Won Stein
metzs own ira ming but yet not the best OF tue
Prussiln army The bayonet attack OF the Bran.
denhurgers and iomerahians means vet a different
| thing.
Tie regiments OF the Eleventh Army Corps re
| cru'cl IN the former electorate, In Nassau and
Frankfort co6ueIRted with the regiments named
auuyc, ana thus Tor the rsttime fought as ptu-sir
would appcar as II care was taken not tn EXIT y.
| them too much the nI~t time. The remainder We ,
hdyuran re- lmeUts OF the Second Baysiiln Arm,
corps lrom Franconia and from the Pautnatc it,