The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-15
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CHEERING PROSPECTS IN PARIS.
French discipline improves rapidly and the de-
fences gather strength daily Four hundred thou
sand troops are ready to take the field and conf
uence increases that the republic will achieve q
great success consequently the feeling in general
on the part the public Is not to submit terms
peace derogatory to republican ideas. From frequent
reconnoissaHces the positions and strength Of the
Prussians have become perfectly known. Several
Americans are still IN Paris and many enter the
ambulance corps. dned at the American Embassy
last evening, and found the sentiment general TO
stand BY France. General Trochu is calm and COM
mands universal confidence. Jules Favre has also
gained the confidence OF every Frenchman since
his iEterview with Bismarck.
IMPERIAL RULE.
A fresh batch Of the correspondence Of the impe-
rial family, found in the Tuieres, has been pub
lished. Among the letters is note supplementary
to the letter written TO Napoleon by De Perslgny,
which has already appeared IN the HERALD. Other
documents prove concluslvely that there was an
organized espionage or the whole country by
ne government, even TO the watching OF
public functiOnaries, who denounced each other.
Several well known ladies were engaged in this
espionage. All these documents bear annotations
IN the handwriting OF Napoleon. Letter carriers OF
secret police. The letters also show the specuaons
OF imperial functionaries with Mires, Periere and
Others in such matters as paving the streets, Lighting
the city, &c.
THE PARTISAN SUPPLY.
Paris newspapers OF the 18th inst were received
to-day. The is scanty. The meat supply is limit
ed 10 ak ounces per head daily. About 90 900 oxen
and 120,0 sheep remain supply for not more than
two months. The butchers shops open twice weekly
tered for food. They all sailed and preserved.
Provisions are at enormous prices. note, dated
on the l2h says there Is very little food OF any kind
10 he had except at very high prices.
LATE DEMONSTRATIONS.
Demonstrations have lately occurred In Paris
favorable to radical change in the government.
Their origin was ascribed to Gustave Flourens and
Louis Blanc The movement was ute rly insignia
cant.
MISCELLANEOUS PARIS NEWS.
A battalion OF the guards In Paris has rejected
Blanque, who was proposed for Bolomle.
The officers OF the volunteer corps commanded by
Gustave Fiourens decline TO pursue in disorderly
course proposed by their late commander.
The Mobile Guards disperse groups OF people
around the Hotel de Vile.
new political club has been formed IN Paris.
Among its members are noted Journalists and law
yers. Its first session was held last Monday night,
when an organization was erected.
TAKING TIME BY THE FoRELocK
despatch nom Berlin says that arrangements
have been completed in most OF the German towns
for bonfres, Nominations, fireworks and bell-rng-
ing, to celebrate tho entrance OF the German army
into Paris
GENERAL ITEMS.
despatch from Versailles says that the court
martial in the Prusslan lines makes short WORK OF de-
serters.
The credit for armng the German people has been !
raised to twenty ihree millions.