The New York herald., 1870-11-27
WAR NOTES.

Facts, Incidents and Personaiia of the War.
On mastering the French officers who are to
reside III Bresiau, 1t was found that nine OF them,
though tney were officers IN the Garde Mobile, had
served III the campaign merely volunteers.
Among these were the editors Mitchell Paul
Granler de Cassagnac, Carctte ana Froment.
wARLIKE STUDENTS.
The Frederick william University OI Berlin has
contributed less than l. 500 volunteers to the Ger
man army exclusive OF those students who were
summoned to Join their battalions. large proper
ton Of the volunteers belong The Faculty Medi.
cine Many OF the professors and university tutors
Lp,irdtdoceatenJ have also devoted themselves to
the service OF their country. The Post enumerates
Professors Langenbeck, Bardeleben, SkrzecZka RO-
sentha and Munk, and Prlvatdocentcn Mtscherich,
Luca Euenburg, Zdlzer, Guttmann, Wolf, Nothna-
gel Colnstein, Falk, Ress, FIdnzel, Of the Medical
Faculty, and Privatdocenten Eek and Gierxe, OF the
Faculty OF Law.
sANscRT REPORT or A MODERN BATTLE
A Prussian hussar ollcer, Lieutenant Won T.,
sent OF his friends III Berlin the following sue
cnct account Of the battle OF Sedan the sanscrlt
Hyo mahayud abhavat. Catravah sarye niriitah,
sarva tesham sena, maharaJa svayam, baddaah.
Tvashta no vajrain syaryain tataksha; ahanma nun
svavilau cicriyanam lRgveda l, 32
Aham sukucaiO 'sml; yuddhe ma maham bhayam
cato ham, yad etasmn kshetre suparvale padaLaya
eva yOddnum eaknuvantl, turanginas " ma 'rhanti.
Mahatyam sevayam 0havatan clshyay,
For the benefit Of our readers who less familiar
than the Prusslan hussars with the tongue OF the
Manabharata we add the translation
yesterday great battle was fought. The enemy
have aimed complete defeat; Their great army
and their great King himself (emperor) have been
taken Tvashti lvucan) has forged for us burning
ligntnings we have strncA the Am Python which
covered III Its cavern tdgveda l, 32l l am well.
have not run great DANCE. III the combat, because
iii this very niitQuntry infantry alone act with
advantage ana not cavairyh
HOW THEY BEGAN
In iess Than two months the French lost exclusive
OF the Killed ana wounded left III their own hands:-
One marshal 80 generals, $3.50 officers. l0475O men
lbesides l4oOo wounded taken in SEDAN, 10, $50
horses So eagles at least, lD2 mtraieuses, 500 ned
pieces and fortress guns, upwards o 400 boats sew
ersl pontoon bridges, magazines, railway trains, as
well as immense quantities OF weapons, munlti iolls
clothing, forage and provisions.
HOW TO MAKE A GOVERNMENT.
II no secret how old Cremieux, in 1913, became
member OF the provisional government on arriv
ing at the Chamber, with the intention OF advo.
eating tn regency Of the Duchess of Orleans in q
wel-studied speech, he found that the people were
in possession OF the sotte dss d6t,bsraons Having
elb0wed has way through the crowd, with conslde.
rape difficulty, TO his usual place, paper was put
into hls hand OH which we're written the names of
those VINO, IL was pretended, had been selected by
the people as members OF a provisional government
s'Get up on the tribune. and read out The names ~
shouted dozen voices in his ears.
CremieuX hastily glanced through the list
"But my name IS not among them,' ne replied
he,itatinely.
.'Wel, add 1t to them yourself" was the reply
"And nine TOO cried GARNER Pages VINO stood
behind hun.
ii was announced next dav in the M9aneur that
Cremieux and Garner PAGES had been elected by
acclamatlon members Of tue provisional govern.
Inent.
GERMANY JUDGING AUSTRIA.
The Spenersche Zeitttng, which has long been in
dignant at the lukewarmness OF Austria towards
the German cause, has characterized its view of the
position in The following sharp and very pointed
comments:--
What Austria needs is u statesman OF genius
equal to cope with the difficulties that besct the
State. An empire, in which ultramontanism and
liberalism, federalism and centra,sm, despotic
ar,stocrattc aud constitutional moyewens are Qp.