New-York tribune., 1870-08-15

zen. Irochu commander of the corps now being
formed at Chalons from the new levies and Cen
Nlnry commander of the corps now being formed at
fSCiS Gen. IT0chu has assumed command at
Chai0Gs. Gen. Canrobert replaces paraguay dill
liers in command of the Army of Paris. and the
Marshal returns to his original command Mt Tours.
Gen. Sumain has command of the forces in Paris
NJ Chevandier de Valdr6mc, former Minister of the
Interior has enrolled himself as a member OF the
Garde Rationale.
The corps at Chalons consisting of the new levcs,
Is being rapidly organized by Gen. Trochu. and a
new corps Is forming IN Paris under Gen. VendeZ.
Volunteers coming forward in largo numbers
in Paris, and the city is full Of recruits who in
from the departments.
Additional orders have been issued calling the
Garde Mobile into service in those departments not
embraced in previous calls The garrison of the
town of Btche consisted of 500 soldiers of the Gade
Mobile.
Prussian spies swarm in the French capital, and
the police are busly engaged III searching for them.
Many have already been arrested.
The Prussian and French iron-clad fleets were
recently in close proximity off the mouth of the
Elbe.
Disturbances have taken place at Toulouse, Mar
seilles, Limoges and Lyons. and martial law has
been proclaimed in the Department of Bouches du
Rhone.
quantity of concealed arms and ammunition has
been discovered and seized in Paris supposed to be-
long to parties dangerous TO the Government The
police are seeking for the owners
La Libertf comes out in vigorous article adyocat
ing the repeal of all political prescriptions.
BRUSSELS, Saturday, Aug. 13, 1870
Advces from Metz through private channels seem
to confirm the story of the removal of the Prince
Imperial from France lie has not been seen there
either in camp or at church, since Sunday.
1t is reported ON excellent authority that the
Empress Eugene has made preparations to go 10
England by way of Belgium in case of necessity.
RUMORS OF AN AUSTRIAN AND SOUTH GERMAN
ALLIANCE-CARE OF TIE WOUNDED.
LONDON, Aug. 1f,1s7O.
The Stats ARceigcr publishes dispatch from Herr
Won Thle, denying that there is any fear Of an al
lance between Austria and South Germany.
PARIS, Aug Il, 1870.
The journals unanimously demand the expulsionof
Germans from French soil in consequence OF the dis
cOveTy of Prussian spies.
Count Palikao has issued an address 20 the troops
in which he blames them fer firing too quick. Al
WeissenbOurg, he says they used more ammunition
in one day than the Prussians would in three days.
The Marshal reminds the soldiers that they are now
on the grand line of defense. from ThiOnville to
Metz and Nancy and they must hold their ground
Back of that is the line of the Meuse; then the Ar
gonnes; then the line of rivers illustrated by the
campaign of 1914, and behind all this is Paris and
behind Paris is all France. with four millions OF
armed men and thousand millions of treasure
The authorities deny the statement of the German
journals that the French do not respect the Conycn
tion of Geneva and attend only to the French
wounded.
The journals notice that the public sentiment in
France is camer and that the deepest determination
is evinced throughout the country to retrieve the
recent defeats.
EOpiRion NGtiondle says the German journals adj
init that their loss in killed and wounded is in the
proportion of five to two of the French.
The newspapers announce that the Prussians
treated the inhabitants of Worth enemies be-
cause some of the citizens fired upon the German
troops.
FINANCIAL.
PARIS. Aug. II, 1870.
The Bourse is heavy Rentes, "a fir. zoe.
LoSDOS, Aug. Il, 1870.
Advices from Amsterdam say that United states
bonds are the only exception to the steadinoss of the
stock market.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, Aug. Il, 1870.
From Cuxhaven it is stated that nine French iron
clads and QrisOS are in the Oiling
The French Admiral Bouct Willaumez Is of kiel.
Southampton dispatch says a North German
barque, whose name is not given, has been taken
into CherbOurg as prize.