The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
The War Feeling In the City.

From early dawn until dark. Yesterday. the
once. OF the North ierin9r Consulate wer" be.
eieseI by multitude of excited Germans anxious
10 obtain pnssrge IN tune TO join the victorious army
of King William on i,s march TO Paris. The
lager beer faloons epl Fsidens rcsoundcd with on
thusas,ic cheers and laughter from morning until
miduirh'. The Germans are already preparing for
n mass meeting The Executive Committee OF the
arrangements for n season OF riumuhani rejoicing,
IN wiicn the whole Oeruisn Population and their
friends viii join.
APOLOGIES ron nAcM,noS.
Among the friends aud smpathizers Of France II
il claimed that the derent OF Marshal MlcMahon
was the result Of a strategic movement of The
French TO transfer the scene OF actual hOsiiies TO
French soil, where the feel confident that the
OF victory. lrishmcn and ftenchmen arc as do
spondent ard crcstialen - the GermaLs are exult.
ant. Recruiting oncos for tb French army are
deso!ate.
TAXING PARIS.
Tho entry of the victorious Prussisns into Paris
spoken Of By the more enb usissiic Germans ~ the
nent event, and q new map OF Europe Is freely can
vpssed among AL classes. UIaon one point there
seems 10 be no diversity Of opinion, namely, that
States to PrnssiA and taker from France her
prestige.
BROAD GERMAN auiss
were visible cvcrJ where yesterday. During the
evening SUN repor er visited tho beer gardens OF
the Dowery, and found tbat democratic thorough.
fare flowing with laaer and oatrotsm. The pro
prstor OF one OF the largest beer gardens in the
city informed him that during the day and evening
Of yesterday more than double the customary quan.
tit; Of the popular beverage was dra nix The
Atlantic beer garden a scene oi the widest ex.
citcment. The band was playing pstrioiic German
airs and the spectators unable to restrain their oy
Joined in tie choruscs, Here, rs elsewhere, por.
traits OF King William and Bismarck. trimmed with
laurel leaves, were hung sbeut the walls.
PITCHED BATTLE
was fought At about nine o'clock T.. NJ a Canal
street and Bowcry between Prussian aud French
forces each army consisting NJ one man The
Frcnchman intimsied that Louis Napoleon was .
much better man than Bismarck The German enter
tanned a precisely opposite op,nion, aud q war of
words cnsucd. Then followed brief but decisive
battle, resulting in the do cat OF tho French army,
with lost OF one man wounded
now TBr TURNER'S TOOK IT.
Tho New York Turner's met In force last night In
their cnIaciOua hall on Orchard street This build.
ing and others in the neishborhood were brilliantly
illuminated, and the lager flowed copiously.
THs AID SOCIETIES.
The Tenth Wsrd Brooklyn Germans will form a
Patriotic Aid Society tonight.
The Twenty second Ward Gerihans meet In Wash.
ington Hall to night.
The Fourteenth Ward Germans last night form
ed Pa riOtic Aid Society, electiug II. Peters Pres
ident A. Schlueter, NicePrcsident O. Herlin,
Secretary q. Strnb, Treasurer; ana ii. Peters,
Delegate 10 the Executive Committee.
thu IN HODoKRS.
The old Napoleon Hotel las bsd the name of the
usurper erased from its walls, the name Napoleon
having been yesterday covered with coat OF white
paint, AID thus blottod out.