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New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
THE SENTIMENTS OF FRENCHMEN TOWARD
THE PRUSSIANS OF PARIS.

Pnm tbe Courier des Etats unis by - tgsr0
In the last few days Paris Is tranSngurateu.
This paris of revots, this Paris Of June and January
this troubled, divided Paris laceraed py -
that which always in the greatest crss OF % V
tory the soul OF France, the advance ouaru VI LILO "
Al the first alarm cry all those small 9narreis nave
embedded the hostile Cortes have adJourneu thei,
est disp,tee there has been national truce vi nosI
ties and all hearts have Joined ~ tae
And the mother has given her sons, tue "te hol nuo
hand the ctzens their money, old men nave onsieu
their feeble assistance women their DraNe hanus anu "
,,nable devotion Belevile has fraternzed Win the
hkon1ssy ssysfd Nonf1nartfP and the Classee dAntlh.
The Church has blessed this nstiohal aanen,. Egns
oantnres have passed since this mystie eau, nou wills
:, :" The West has risen against the East IOday the
whole OF Inundated France rises az ,he natona aPPe
Wnnor wills H." For t Is old account whlch we are
CONG fo settle-the final liquidation OF Lelpslc ana jena
s war which sets the four corners OF the universe IN
feyer IA rather Of races tnah VI =. 40
,e "a Gallo blood which reyolts against the German
nood Therefore we hope that the battle VIII iocaze
sef between the begerent na,ions anu 'na. . S sW1
nations may remain attentive put heuus, IL "o' ina
screnf witnesses of this inevitapie uuel.
has no hatred Its pride mas received sunc,en
satsfaction, To be aDo to give to s Vppoao
ne alma M dsdain But Prussia remembers Dioody IN
.ne a to " har Insc has not been the revenge OF Jena
Inod alone can blot the hatred to wlach anterior
6h"miliafions NAV have put asleep, put lave not
n'rannsd This profound, inveterate lndeaructsle
hatred h inherent the SOIL ono reels noaane IN 'ho
air. ,v the purest breath of patriot
al, ~ a. The producton entitled "Prussian Terror In
Trsntforf In is6s" Alexander Dumas mas mafvcSousy
,% ,he feeling with which the dwellers on the
S.ppSs SspS0 ~ the spree are ned
II h" Avs 10 . nors O' nHn"nAniA 'hiea uVupies
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
PRUssIAN STEAMERS IN BALTIMORE.

The Baltimore Gazette Of Aug. 5 says: The
steamship Leipzig fronl Bremen, via Southampton ar
rived at her wharf at Locust Point, yesterday forenoon
with full cargo and about 210 passengers. The LepzS
sailed from Bremen the 18TH ultimo, and when so
reached Southampton war having been declared Dy
France against Prussia il was deemed advisable TO de-
tain her there. After lying there for about week. she
quietly slipped out and started her voyage across the
Atlantic While coming out she deserted French cruiser
in the British Channel but that vessel paid no attention
beT She kept well TO the norhward and saw no more
French vessels until she got the American coast
There she esped another French cruiser which gave her
chase, but the Leipzig being the eeter ship had no
difficulty keeping clear OF her. Now that she s safe
ly in this port she will remain for the present at least
The epze came into port with all her coors set and as
She touched wharf received hearty cheers from the
officers and crew OF the Berlin, her cOnsort az well as
that after consultation with the North German L0yds il
was decided the matter TO the decision OF Capt
or proceed on her voyage and that after due reflection
the Captain decided the latter course. The Leipzig,
with the Berlin will remain IN port either during the war
or until some change is made in their nationality al
though full cargoes are ready for both.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
THE PRESS ON THE SITUATION.
THE PRUSsIAN PLAN AN OFFENSIVE ONE-A
FRENCH OPINION OF PRUssIAN MOVEMENTS.

THE PRUsSIAN PLAN AN OFFENSIVE ONE-A
FRENCH OPINION OF PRUssIAN MOVEMENTS
LONDON Friday, Aug. 5, 1870.
The Tines this morning says the plan of the Prus-
sian Commander-n-Chief,G Gen. Moltke, has been re-
Gently changed from defensive to an offensive one.
An advance into France is threatened 1t possible
that Prince Frederick Charles will push forward and
attack Nancy.
The Journal du SOr of Pare thinks that the Prus-
sian plan of attack is to concentrate at Mayence,
Coblenz, Darmstadt, and Mannheim, and march at
once into France, through Landau This the journal
saws, explains the assault on Weissenburg.
The Prose- of Paris judges, from the movements
now being made by the enemys troops, that Belgian
territory will bo violated by Prussia.
The Gqulois asserts that the Austrian Ministerial
Director Klazeco. saw the Emperor yesterday at
Metz and announced that Austria and Italy had
formed an alliance which was favorable to France.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
SAN DOMINGO.

PUBLIC OPINION ON THE ANNEXATION QUESTION:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Secretary Robeson has
received letter from Commander F. Green command
ing the flagship Congress, dated San Domingo olty'
Juv d in which he says No change has taken place in
the political condition OF the Dominican Republic since
Forwarding my last communication on the subject N
an interview with President Baez today ne said the
Repube was in peaceful condition, and mat he dd noe
anticipate any interruption 10 the present state OF anr5
so long as our Government should manifest desire TOT
xstion OF the Republic to the United states learn
from OF that the rejection OF the treaty by me
United states Senate has caused considerable dsappot
ment TO the people of Domingo CITY, and that some
persons including both those who favor The treaty an
those hostile annexation, are disposed % atrione ~
10 mismana cement and bad faith on the part OF ne
Dominican Government in the negotiation of the treaty
am inclined to the opinion that withdrawal 0i the
protection OF the United States and OF the prospects of
nnexation future time would lead to reyon-
nv
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in Paris, who are natives of countries at war with
France, are summoned to appear before Comm
sary of Police and procure papers or leave the
country.
RECONNoIsANCE NEAR sAARLOUIs-REJOICING
AT TCiIALoNs-FoRFIGE PHYSICIANS ADMITTED
TO THE FRENCH SERVICE.
PARIS, Friday, Aug. s, 1870
The French Gen. Burgine made reconnaissance
on the 3D., between Saarbruck and Saarfouis, to
observe the movements of the Prussians. They were
not found in any force in that neighborhood.
At the camp at Chalons last evening the Garde
Mobile had grand illumination IN honor OF the
capture of Saarbruck There had been previously
some slight insubordination among the Garde, but
the favorable news ended that at once.
The Emperor has authorized English American,
and Austrian physicians to enter the military hos
pital service.
The North German three-masted schooner Laura
was captured by French man-of-war and brought
to this port to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
FIGHTING AT SEVERAL POINTS.

REPORTS OF HEAVY FIGHTING IN PARls-IHE
ENGAGEMENT LASTS ALL DAY.
PARIS, Friday, Aug 5-Evening
La Lbet6 in an extra edition issued this evening,
saws it has received information that heavy fighting
has been going on since morning at several points
along the frontier.
lie Pays prints the following official dispatch dated
to-day: Marshal MacMahon has occupied with his
army strong position near the place of yesterday
conflict. He is in telegaphic communication with
all the corps of the army.
LATER, 9p. m.-The Monitear da Soir, in an extra,
reports that combat took place to-day at the Vii
lage of Niederlauterbach, the junction OF the
Lauter and the Rhine. No particulars are given.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
ENGLISH REPORTS.

THE CAPTURE OF sAARLOUIs AND THE CUX-
HAVEN NAVAL ENGAGEMENT DENIED-THE
LONDON, Friday, Aug. S, 1870
The report that Saarlouis had been taken by the
French, after brilliant engagement, proves un-
founded. The report came from Paris, and is con-
tradicted by a later dispatch.
The story which recently originated in France
about a naval engagement off CuxhaveD, in which a
Prussian war vessel sunk, is false. There has
been no engagement at sea between French and
Prussian vessels thus far The French say that the
PrussIan needegun recoils 80 badly that the marks
men are soon compelled to fire from the shoulder
without aim. The French also say the Prussan cav
alry carry old horse pistols while the French have
carbines of long range and admitting of aim.
The Prussan Headquarters are said to be at
Tr6yes 1t is also reported here that cavalry skir
mish occurred near Lauterburg yesterday, in which
y French defeated $50 Prussians and that the French
on Tuesday shelled Saarbruck Railroad Station, but
the locomotives, cars &c, escaped.
The German Committee of this city have already
received subscriptions to the amount of f25O0 for
the wounded. French agents are purchasing large
quantities of hay in Scotland. An English fleet,
including several roncads has sailed for Gibraltar
dispatch from Antwerp represents that the fatal
effect of the war on commerce is fully felt there,
stand-still.
Florence Nightingale from sick bed writes let
ter giving directions and prescribing rules for army
nurses. The German bark Verom, from Cork, put
into Soth to escape French cruisers 1t is said that
the Government will soon take measures for the
organization Of militia force in Ireland
THE TWO MILLIONS VOTED IN PARLIAMENT
OPPOSED BY LowE-BRIGHT FAyORs REsO-
Lutte ATTITUDE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEl
LONDON, Friday, Aug. s, 1870.
II is believed that there strong opposition In
the Cabinet to proposing the credit Of two millions
recently voted and that Lowe resisted it, from
unwillingness to part with bis surplus, 80 vehe-
| mently that at one moment he talked Of resignng.
Bright SO far as able to share in Government cOun-
ellis has approved a resoute policy.
The story that England has presented an ultima
tum TO France and Prussia respecting Belgium was
generally discredited in the House, and was consid-
cred to be finally exploded by Gadstone's answer.
| O., w.. y.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
THE NEW DOMINION.
THE RED RIVER TROUBLES ENDED.

TORONTO, Aug. 5.-The latest intelligence
from Red River is to the effect that the expedtonary
force was of the Woods that Re was aware OF
their approach, and that good understanding Is said
to exist between Rie and Col Wolsey, the commander
Of the forces. wolsey had issued an address to the
people of Red River, saying that his mission is
one Of peace; that he comes to secure Her
Maesty's authority; that the Courts of law will be
established and justice impartially administered that
he represented party politics, or religion, and that
he viii give equal protection to the lives and property or
all races Ries proclamation states that all difcaitles
have been amicable settled.
The crop prospects represented as encouraging
Most of the Red River out in pursuit OF br-
falo and their families in state OF uneasiness oo
casoned by bands Of marauding Indians VINO had
gathered near the settlement.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIs-BY TELEGRAPH

"A. NJ Higgins of st. Georges Del, was
droxned willis bathing al Cape May yesterday
Two horse-thieves were hanged by the Nigi-
lauts' on Thursday, at Pueblo. Colorado
Granville MeaTs, formerly highly respectable
CITIZEN Of Boson hims. Thursday anse Asylum where
be bad an inmate los months
The new steamer l.. j. n. Stark, of the Northern
burned yesterday oe Point su Roche near
Pusurg Y One lost overboard inaranee saov".
" On Thursday night Edward Stever, while IN,
sane Attempted windew house on sor,h
Frons Phdeph lie arrested and sept 70 ne insane 'ep-'
Of the AlnshoaSe
ouarrel occurred in Memphis yesterday be-
tween Gen saith judge W. smith ttans whoa ns
former Of nom The memphis aisaS w.
iene Of Both arrested and nssd % esoe
Yesterday. q large brick and 49, woob ~.
Hanover sed Bstse s,.r
sgby. The building Owned b. key ss ali .ees1 street.
nom the proposed live wideaag Hssever ~ - ssosssd
lsoeLps %, The frosts VI tk< LsLasses % - so~~
4 , hsid AMI 'vo Ases o~sA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

the flandre The Danish press ia almost UNANIMOUS 10
the effect that France can have Denmarks assist
ance if wanted.
PREMATURE RUMOR-THE BELGIAN QUESTION
IN THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON Friday, Aug s, 1870.
1t is rur1ored here that England has determined
to make the invasion of Belgium cdsas beltt. The
King of the Belgans will summon the Powers VINO
have guaranteed her neutrality to her assisaree as
soon as her territory is Invaded and England Will
respond
In the House Of Commons to-day Sir Harry
Veney gave notice that he should question the Gov
ernmenl in regard to the military strength OF the
country and its adequacy for defense.
blr. Gladstone, answering question as 10 En-
glands treaty obligations TO Belgium, admitted that
the treaty Of 1881 was obsolete the position OF Bel
gun was regulated by that of 1882 Ii was impossl-
bic to say now whot course would be proper for
England to take should either of the belligerent
Powers attempt to divide Belgium. Something,
however, might be proposed before the adjournment
of the session. Mr.. Caldwell explained what the
resources Of the country were for, tho manufacture
of ammunition in case of war. The House then
adjourned.
Journals in Madnd have been prosecuted for pub
fishing false dispatch from Paris, announcing the
defeat of the French at Saarbruck. The first news
OF the success was received through Telegram SEM
by the Empress Eugenie to her mother. The Spanish
feet entered the Mediterranean last night. 1t goes
to the Balllric islands.
The statement is reiterated that Russias relations
to the bellgerept powers depend on tho action Of
Austria If the latter power maintains her position
of neutrality Russia viii also remain neutral. The
only event which could alter this situation would be
a rising of the Poles. The St. Petersburgh journals
repeat that Russia has no designs on the Danubian
Principalities.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports that the
new French Minister was warmly received by the
Sultan, who expressed strong sympathy with France
in the war; The Sultan has ordered supply Of Cat
ling's American revolving cannon.
The Senate has sanctioned the proposed armament
of Italy, and adopted a vote of confidence in the
ministry.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
NOTES ON THE EUROPEAN WAR.

NJ. Chassepot has received Russian patent
for an Improvement on his rifle.
The Gaulois says that 70 per cent of the
French sick and wounded in the Crmea died from want
OF sufficient succor
The Young Duke de Feltre, Marquis Roche
fort vscoun sainte Marie, and NJ. Georges de Heck
eren are named among the recent volunteers for the
French army.
The Queen of Prussia has issued a laconic
address in which she says the Fatherland expects that
every woman will do her duty In the first place, send
help to the Rhine"
An ordinary rifle ball costs in France about
cent while an explosive costs As cents This is con-
sidered stronger for not using explosive balls
than the intense suffering they cause
Gen. Changarnier, in an es say written two
wears ago on the Prussan victories in the Austrian war;
concuded that they were due to of crcum
stances which il is unlikely will ever occur again.
Paul de Cassagnac is firing" the French
heart with ardent addresses He tells the press that II
has glorious part enact in this and will deserve
TO be pardoned many deporabe disturbances ana terr
A Paris sporting journal announced that sub
scrbers to gambling operation based on the result or
the first great battle between the French and Prssians
would be received In few days The ponce h'eriered
and the project was abandoned
Count Bismarck sent dispatch to the repre-
sentative of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg saying
Il
Confederation OF the North that she will respcnt the
neutrality Of Grand Duchy long France respects
it,"
As an instance of the delays attending the
movement of troops it is estimated that the French
Eastern Railroad Company would require ten days TO
move force OF 10000 men, with horses ammunition &e
from Chaons the frontier even II train could DC
dispatched every Sour' .
Nj. Emile Olivier, the French Premier, said
recently TO a Committee Of the Corps Legslatf when
the question Of the publication Of war news was before
them: Make what observations you like, and vote as
Won pcase you will not prevent us from killing the
iolIrRals which would embarrass and kill u.s."
The France says of the American built iron
clad Rochambeau, that she is regarded In seaInens
Language as formidable and irresistible and Is evil
dently destined TO render important services in the
nresent war She il manned by $50 men, the guns alone
featuring $50 to attend them. Her armament weighs wv
tuns.
A romantic story of an aged woman who
offered her services cdntiere ID told by French
iournal She was found abandoned in hut ON the neid
NJ lena and was adopted by French regiment, VINO
named her Tenette. She marYied wealthy young
nfacer who subsequently lost his property IN specs
tons and died 1871 leaving his wife IN destitute
cnmstsnces Her offer to join the army was accePteu
when her history became Known
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
pERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

-. Gen. r. f. Lee denies having rendered his ser
viees to the French Government
DR. C. w. p. Rec, pioneer and prominent cltl-
zen Of San Francisco, died yesterday.
IF l.. A. Piche of San francisco has decided to
present University Of California his private collection OF minerals
valued at S6o,Ooo.
Another body, which is supposed to be that OF
Capt Jouan Of the steamer Silver Spray has been oand near the
scene 10 disaster o that
Senator Fenton arrived in Syracuse last even
ing proceeded tb residence Of Congressman Mccarthy There
public demonstration.
wv. A. Sandeck, who shot j. W. Breen in Louis
Vile K, Wednesday night examined THURSDAY and DIS
charged testimony showing that be acted seeelse Breen
not expected to live.
...Nicholas Heading died in Cincinnati yesterday,
injuries received three weeks By being thrown from carriage
He Judge the Court OF Common Pleas On bis
return bench he into lucrative praote as one he
leading the Cincinnati The deceased viii be b0nei At
Lexington, Ky., his native place.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
VENEZUELA,

BLANCo ELECTED PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT bf
SIXTEEN STATES.
CARACAS, July 23.-The Venezuelan Congress,
OF representatives from G States has elected
Guzman Blanco Provisional President. -Four states
mpport the Monagas party which contirnes "a
hold the navy and the ports of Maraeaioo coro aha
Puerto Cabelo. The still continues. Commerce =
nrosTate and misery prevails throughout the country
Enzman Blanco was inauguTated Provisional PresiGeht
AT Caracas on the 22d OF July. IL Is reported ta'
Dntch man-of-war has arrived at ST. Martin on her wy
TO venezuela to demand satisfaction for the Insult 10 the
Dutpl faV
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
LONDON, Friday, Aug. 8,

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
LONDON Friday, Aug. s, 1870.
The Special Correspondent of THE TRIBUNE writes
from Paris on Thursday evening as follows:
There was almost mutiny at the Chalons camp
among the Garde Mobile when Marshal Canrobert
inspected them Yesterday and asked the usual oli-
GERS question. Any complaintsp to which the regu-
lation answer is None, SIR These Young soldiers
made many complaints, and in a very sturdy
wav One section, / do not know how nu-
merons. aenifed that they were sick OF
the service already and cried out, Back to ParisF
Martsbal Canrobert bursting with rage, told the
nutineers they were unworthy the name OF French
men and forthwith proceeded to make them aware
of a fact which they hardly seemed to realze-that
though not regular troops, they were subject 10
the utmost severity of martial law. l hear that
he had two ringleaders brought to drum-head
court-martial and shot directly. This news comes
from person who says he read il in letter from
member of the Garde Mobile, who was one OF the
firing party. 1t is known that the Commissarlat OF
the Garde Mobile is very defective and they want
shelter and food.
"There is great lamentation in Metz from the
Prussians hpvng flooded the Saarbruck coal mines
which produce 100000 tuns OF coal yearly, one-ha
of which was consumed in France"
NJ Morudur, Aid-de-Camp Of the Emperor OF
Russia has arrived here 1t Is asserted that lie Is Oh
!, snecial mission to the French Government.
EXCITEMENT IN PARIS OVER THE wEIssENBURG
pEFEAT-cRowDs OF PEOPLE PARADING THE
sTRrETs-NEw REGULATIONS FOR FOREIGN
Frs.
The city is greatly excited tonight and much IN
dieaton is manifested at the repuse Of the French
troops at Weissenburg.
An attack was made by crowd upon the once Oh
n Prussian stock broker. The police are paradihg
the c;tv IN great force Immense crowds of people
are collected in public places, singing the Marse'i'
laise. Fourteen million francs in gold were se'Heu
Yesterday at the railway station.
BY order Of the Prefect VI Police al persons No"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

OF lHL PONIlFlCAL TERRITORY TO BE PRE-
SERVED BY ITALY.
LONDON, Friday, Aug. s, 1870
The strenuous efforts made by the Cour. of
Rome 10 bring the influence Of the Empress Eugene to
bear effectively against the withdrawal OF the French
troops have failed and to-day the last detachment left
Ciya Vecchia. The negotiations at Florence for the
preservation OF the neutrality OF tho Pontca territory
have been successful 1t Is reported that England will
send two frgaes to the Tber protect the Pope. Ad
vices from Rome represent that the Jesuts are endeay-
oring TO induce the Pope TO remove to Malta collisions
between the German and French soldiers IN the Papal
service are OF constant occurrence.
The Pope has written letter 10 the Emperor Napo-
leon In which he expresses dissatisfaction at the re-
moval of the French troops from Rome.
The Papal Nuncie was received yesterday in Paris by
the Empress but his final represo ntatons had effect
The Gdulos says he has written very bitter letter To
the Emperor, expressing doubts OF Iays protection of
Rome. number OF Deputies TO the Corps Legislatf
have protested against the evacuation OF Rome but the
will OF the Emperor has remained unaltcrcd. All the
French troops late in Italy expected TO be tho
German frontier by the 10th inst.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

. pIvoRCE LAW PAssED-THE SOUTH SEA
ISLANDERS WORTHLESS AS LABoRERs'
SAN Francisco, Aug. 4.-The steamer AJAX,
from Honolulu 8. l., July n, arrived to-day The aA
connected with the Australian steamer CITY OF "ei
bourne, from Sydney, N. $. w. June 30, with h"so
number of passengers. The Sandwich Islands Lese'"
tura have nas.ed divorce law Robert Boyd, who han
reaaS in the islands since ls22 died on the Itn ie
Board OF Emigration have sent the south sea ''"'
home again rs they are worthless Us laooioi"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
MEXICO.
WITH PRUSSIA

AN EARTHQUAKE-sYMPATHY WITH PRUSSIA
ANOTHER INsURRECTION.
CITY OF MEXICO July 30.-Oscilltions of an
earthquake were felt at oaxaca the 25th OF July
Public opinion throughout Mexico is undoubtedly favor
able 10 Prussia The Governor OF the state o Campeche
has taken up against the Federal Government
Campeche has been declared In a state Of siege
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
THE NEuTRAL POWERS.

A SPECIAL MISSION TO DENMARK-ONLY TWO
VESSELS OF THE FRENCH FLEET AT COPEN-
HAGEN-THE PRESS OF DENMARK AGAINST
NEUTRALITY
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE rRIBUSRl
LONDON, Friday, Aug 9, 1870
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE writcs
from Copenhagen on Sunday tslst, that the Marquis
of Cadore was expected daily on 0 special mission
and with instructions for the French feet Only
two French vessels were yst thsrs-ths Thsfs and
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
PORTO RICO.
NEW CTsIOMS REGULATIONS.

NEW CUSTOMS REGULATIONS.
ST. JUAN, Aug. 1.-According to the new law
in operation in the Islands of Porto lico' all vessels
arriving here with cargoes required 10 pay 81 for each
tow brought: and vessels arriving in ballast 10 take
sugar are required to pay so. Gen. Badrck mas re-
mtted the sentences OF banishnent on many natives NLo
were compromised in the Cuban rebellion.