, 1870-08-15

The appointment OF Trochu to the command OF
TIE French a1n.tes has made Ill tho soldiers more
hopeful, and tire report from Paris says they arc
70 auxlnus far battle that It Is difficult to restrain
their arrs.r.
FRANCE.
FA&s:, AuE. N.-TEe Journ1i O#ctt{ contains
the following intelligence, which 1t Is authorized
ty the government to gtre to the public: At the
beginning Of the war with P,ufslz, tho Emperor
received at1dresses from the rr.nctra! native
ChteftaIEs OF TIRES provinces at Atgenz, who
arket that they ts permitted to marvn and light
l,y the stdt Of onr troops, xnd to open subscrtr~
tions tut The sufferers by the war.
The Empress Regent, on tho report of the
Keeper Of Seals, has cnnmutrd Aud reduced the
sentences u t,s41 cons!cts, now confined IN all
sorts Of penltent!ary establishments IN Franco ana
beyond the scr The imperial c;emehcy Is applied
especially to those cak rs where Uniform good con-
.luct has given the prisoner claim TO indulgence
Ono Of The rutnc journals OF this city still pre-
slmes TO doubt that the real work IL going on for
the armament and defence Of Par1s, although 1t
aJ be an Act uf treason to speak thus tu the face
OF the enc1uy. Such !n:tnuatsons impose tho ne
ccssity OF ! rrplv, Notwithstanding the danger OF
.!t!Es 80. AL tie material necessary for the
armament of faEis Is In Paris Itself. More than
six hundred CANNON arc already mounted on the
walls Of tnuse furta which are Likely 10 be urss
threatened wlsh attAck, and tho work Of placing
t'thtr pieces In position continues without inter-
ruptloa .laT ausl n!afI Yesterday 7.3eY wnrktuou
we're engaged 10 cutting Oh STREETS leading into
Paris. This work hxs been completed. and nothing
rcn aims III t. rtse mp the openings In fheiwnlls
and lHace 'tra@-n,tdEes In position. Thousands
of oftaboreTs &se occupied outside OF the walls On
car1hWorka4 mines tliictes, DC, With which to
connect 2pd complete the network Of
Notifications around the capital. These facts
a1ld ugnrrs ne are obliged TO give In order to re-
ply to the pct ntliOua aud erroneous destinations
and u restore confidence to our good r!t,zenK, II
such questions should It renewed, their authors
will have 70 &nE1er for their conduct before !
council OF war, where they will be subject to al
the consequence OF the Inv; for there afe Aours,
and now more than ever, when 1usstcs cannot be
permitted to sleep The public opinion of Europe
does Justice to the heroic courage Of our soldiers,
and the energy with which the whole u.,toe
a1tses as one uAn. prepared to repair unexpected
rrvcEsrf, Our enemies counted Oh parts diEts.
Ions, which would have been treason 10 the na-
tional Cause Tbs patriotism OF the Chambers
and country has disappointed their calculations
In the Currs LsGtslaut, right and Left rival each
o,hr1 lp csgctncks to push to the last limit ot
stgos the spirit Of devotion to France.
The new Ministry nuds It has the
active AMI loyal cooperation OF the countrys rep-
win distinguish That day Al among the most NO
bic tn our parliamentary annals Never has 4
nation acted under N Inspiration Of sentiment
HoFe exalted This attitude Of the Chambers IA
uotn encouragement and rtcomp4nse for the
uooph The soldiers feel that the whole nation u
.%a'na sacfn' and TINT tie horr approaches when
ae sneinJ may be chased from the land review
VI me ap.on atsc situation shows how et1cactous
hss oeen ms effort made to place on eoo, footing
our relations with foseigu poEer.- an exru ,.,Int
"nien toueaes the present csiate, At ,he begin,
| nlh8 OF tne contest Bisma1k sou1ht In accom-
| pllfh the following ubiects: Fir, IN sv.e.,
efalnss Us toe aasrcptlhtllties Of Enr1and m IN.
Belgian question; second, to etuent H. .,,,.rc.
between Prussia and Ruksaa: thru IN -n,,.,,,,t
| us With Spain. through the Nonenzo,ir,n ,tYs,..
and, fourth. to al1enafe us from Italy On The no
man question This entire combination has failed.
England, fully treasured hy our declaration. ~
sincerity, has Just signed With rs treaty wn,en
/ Il n valuable to III IL to Belgium, and render,
/ secure our northern frontier.
| Russia has not Mgned the treaty, ~ B,suaE1
| expected, and public opsnion throughout tho En-
| ptIe Of the CzAr II more and more uufayorAh1e .
/ the exaggerated extension Of the prusstan mon
! a.rhy. and IL far from being hostile TO us. Spa.
has shoH us nothing bat cordially, Aad the sam
Il true Of Italy. By agreement with The CAbtne
Of Florence, We have taken up our position aga.
On the bass Of the convention Of the 18th SeI
tenber, and solution Of the question h1s bee
accomplished to our common satisfaction. An
without raising Rny dinaculty. Thus, uciths
! 1t London, nor 1t St petersbafEl
nor At Madrid, nor 1t Flosence,t has Btama1k sos
coed ed in carrying out his programme. The sJu
pathies Of Denmark for Us continue ~ be as WAT
/ n they were bcfo,c the N1r. Our dect Is bef11
the port OF kie1, and great events wtn take plac
on ttli coast Austria and Italy arc n'1ing q