, 1870-09-04

= itizen William, fshsnk !nu, but tet ns not
.alk politics.: re wou}a pot aEfea.' % ssy-
iuSueo on hs i,eels. knd, covered with blao5,
vert back 70 his regiment singing tie Mn
-l:dnunf About meets 4 long sad lamen-
table cavalcsa. u rtrasE1cr. rassiers With
Cd, cuifasse, 57cnnji. - without ! gan, 1sa-
.oo,s On fno:, iaf.ns.ymen on hoTseba:1
Meeting cuG little roo7 1ntrch'ns a!onG III
1it nv SCpJ order. il is esrgls 1:nr17y t
ito fevcsnecnt1 Foot ChAsscu's. "Well.
ny friends I corr ss,.:'ate ,!F*'a; ,o7r rom
weir, gcoa-hr1, red int rsI. ''We are tls
regiment; tie r.*t nra te{1'z-
II, i, SIN, unc4t that thc editor Of tlo
Ne. Yor.; Hd,.Jtls Ze.tnni st nj cn;y u Tho
Iaat uua.ter tut one Of Lis naper 81 lss1*.
uraef ,I,iB aildfess: To hin8 William a.
Prussia, the T1ifetfs<, PlFl.~ t'Js,e resf7ttts.
II the addressed has not arrived ~, t!e
Fortnnattr Is requested IA keep tho paper ir
Tie office, ~ he wilt eoon be there L1l-
weeks number hsa been mailed to the sane
addrets, Int eishout the poste resta,ase.~
-sone details q the German cosou1s7.t,as 71s
mann Erothe1e, OF Frankfort, h2ve a.,aer:ak-
cn tho supply Of Eve Amy eoEps, and p1tti'.-
" for othet cotEa, amounting s1togsrapx to
o10, ,060 men. Thes have, within the ls-. f. \
schleswig- -Holstein. Nine thousand five hun
dred weight ct bacon havo bean dispatched 10
thern from Hollind and Weatph .lIa, 5000
bales Of rice from Rotterdam md B.eme-+
Il, 600 cwt. OF vegetables from Sile.iA and
Prussia. Fifteen Thousand pounds Of coffee
are dsily roasted iu Frankfort, Cologne, aud
Narrower. For 8, 600 horses engaged in the
c,mpsigp, 5o0, 900 bnatels oats have been pur-
ehaaed-110, 900 from the firm Of Ernest Cas' I'll,
Of Eon;g1berR. Within ten days the railwavs
transported 10000 t-oops. 500 guas, 65,oc0
hofEes with wagons, ammunition, hay, cattle,
&c, propcrt'onate, from North, South, and
Eastern Germany TO the banks Of the Rhine.
--Gcnstal de Gracdchamp, recently promo
ted to one OF the divisions Of tho Twelfth
French Amy Corps, was left for dead on the
aesd IN Algeria 10 1889. so doully dead and 10
disfgused ont OF all cogn2ance, that even the
Aroba thought it discreditablo to their bravery
to cut OF his head s= trophy habit they
hsa IN those dayr, and for WHICH the Tuecos
6.ll hare ioad memory. B.s C.ptain
Gtandchnmp, il not ornamental, wAa mala
uteiu'. His body Was used "a 4 chopping-
block, TO ~h'eh the bedsss Of his deceised
men, were brought aud their heads then and
thtra hacked OF with Arab yssaShans. In
dong this the Arabs vera not careful, aud
gare tbe dsad.aiiTe more hard cuts. But he,
though :. nsible, never 20 much ss winked-
a He r! recovered % not only his health, bat much
In The Ga,ds Mobile Of Paris there rs
bsttastou Of millionaires, vhose ranks con-
tain ecloEs OF some Of the vea]thie5t fs1n;-
! lies ct France An1orR them arc Baron
Edmund Roshschild, Oliver Brio, son OF the
former v,eo Pre@icens Of tha Co1pa L~gia.a.
tt; Bsson de Planey, nd..Geor8s d'Hefrisoa,
1ttAchc to the Ministry Of Foreign Adaira.
Tie 10. key Club and embaaeias are also we'll
represented OF this battalion twalva are
vosuntef rs~ln fact, I'LL 80 simply as matter
of choses, ainss they could easily procure
sntstitptes- :. The ezausio VAS set b Baron
Rottt chiat, ard was At once followed by the
oshers- Nkau the battalion left Paris il was
sccompanied BY long t1linof carriages tesr-
iuE tho families OF the moueyed wArriots.
Baron hothschild VAS accompanied BY Madame
James dc Hottschifd. his mother, md By Ma
brother A}phonse, formerly P1ussian Consul:
Ths spectacle WAS remarkable, but su-prised
no ono, fiuce it is 10 tire interest OF these
cruIuses that Napoleon ssould not loae his
THRONE
The London correspondent. Of tho Fir
mingham Fosk. speaking OF the Mr. Smith
who VAS rumored to hare brought the Prince
ImI erial 10 L. ntou, e2yR: For many years
IN Enslithman Of this name las zcted a the
confidential agent Of the Emperor Napoleon.
to the lobbies OF the House Of Commons.
He wss on intimate terms With the lA.e Tom
Duncombe- lad tepeAIeIty connoyod messa-
gea from tllAt gentleman 10 the Emperor.
NJ Dnneornbe, IS is we'll known, held friend
Y relations with both The Emperor and the
L
places implicit faith on tho fidelity OF Ar.
Smith. and there fore the atory that tue Tsiuce
Imperial Was intsusted to hia caro- IL not 20
iunI Irobable as 1t might appear"
One Of the most notable additions to tho
dessh-roll Of the present war is tue nsms OF
Baron Wilhelm von nahden. who. born in
11I3. forms = canuectiug link between the
latest camraigns Of the First Napoleon and
probably the last Of the Tlirl The Boron
might have sst for tho possrai. Of ono Of Sir
/ Walter Scott's soldiers Of fortune. After the
| tTesty Of fieun4, in 1915, the youty, Lieuten.
j ant leeame tired Of '@ the piping tiaeu Of
i, peace. aud leaving the garrison duty, which
(. Was all that Prussia could then oifer HIN. be
! placed his rwprd fret at tile command OF Rus
! si1. then of Holland, and latter1y plunged
j into tho .wsr Of the succession which was
| then agitatirg Sr-7. In the army
OF Don Carlos h. l,-.ame 0eneTa! Of NJ
! gaoe. and retu1ucd 10 Germany III 1910 to
| chronicle tire scenes OF >ouawhat cheqneted
] life in tef.es Of volumes. which have lad
I considerable popularity In 18a9 he was a~a'a
| IN the field in the war OF S@hfeswig. and the
! operations against the reyolutoDiAt3 Of
| Baden. His subsequent marriage with Pxu-
line Lncca, the celehratod c1htat,ia, seemed
to hare Terminated his marital career, but tie
old soldier, whom 1855 had failed to rorse.
| apparently ckught t1re at TIE stl1ring sum
] mons of l8Hl+ only to end at Rezonyille fight
J ing aga'nst the nephew the carce- hc bs5on
in sa1oag, ftty-eight years ago, in the ali
which Htccher led against tho uncle"