The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09

postai,os Of arms. Ia the House of Comnoes 10
nish, no al,vsion vss made 10 tss vsr, or hiadsed
tcp.cs. .t
eavessAS ngJoiofraA =
The Prussisrs claim that tbey vii have eight
ksseted thoussna the theatre cf war ~ tsss
svssias. There were iiluninssions and pablo rel
isicinss iasA nigAt /. Hsmbara, Dresden, Bresisu,
ssA sthsr csses. the Frssch prisoners ass everf'
whsrs kindly tresssd
49, vstscH RAN ovv Dovsa
II 10 ssh that the orlesns princes are psodEsl Of
their norey Ia relieving the wounded Of the Fvenes
| army. SHIPS s,,u enter the Blbs and weser, not
viastandiss The piccksds French ram 10 csuis-
ins on Dover Pleasure travel ecat,nucsin switser-
land despsts the ercitsmcnt the wsv occasions Ths
lscresss Of the task rs,cs had favorable effect
upos the xrain market By purgiss II OF speculative
epsrs,ors on borrowed capital.
| IasIssp sousss EAPoLpos's DurrAr.
| ireland receives the news OF the French defeat
with p~ofcund sorrow. Demonstrations In favor Of
France continue 70 be made by the people In the
| South OF Iteiapd. Al Tppersry yesterday q crowd
| singing tho "Msrseillsise" was dispersed By the
police.
rARsow ESCAPE ov A rRrssiAN IRoS-cLAp.
The rrussisu iron clad hrmonis narrowly escaped
capture By French cruisers recently on the mouth OF
the Eibe Rumors OF the purchase By Prussia OF the
Stevens Battery are discrcdtod here. The Journal
obsctd Of Paris denies the loss Of any cannon or
eagies at weissepburg A Brussels letter announces
the establishment OF q weekly posta, servivc &C.
| tween Antwerp and New York for htecn yeass.
sLrspKo rnB JEWISH sANKsps.
The fourteen millions OF francs seized by the
| police OF Paris last week belonged TO Rothschild,
4 Hirsch. Raphael Bischonsh,im, and other Jewish
| bantes II Is assorted that the seizure was sug
gcsted BY the authorities OF the Bark Of France.
Financial circles of Europe are much incensed at
what is deemed great outrage upon some o. their
number.
| rTE FORE CoSvULsBp wIru rsRnor.
Advices from Rome state that the French disas
| tiers c,use profound terror. and that the Pope has
asked Buceoie for Just ship to defend him from
the Italians now organizing Tor an attack on tho
| Papa domnions and suthority.
| NAPoLEoS's DISEASE AND DIsxAnCk's COURTESY
his said that the Emperor Nspoleon's attack 4, .
return Of his old disease provoked By equestrian =
| ism.
Count Bismarck. In . letter, takes special pain.
TO deny having encouraged tic plans OF Gen. Turr or
others against Aas,ris. He says: "1urr is not q
person 10 b trusted with political condolences"
PARTICULARS o, rHE BATTLE or wRrssrSpuno.
o.. special oorrcsp onjont writes from Ma, cne >
on Thursday.
| This evening" cams . despatch from Weissenburg
ssnSaneisg rrussian victory aud n'e occupation
s.a obtained the folIowins sediiiosal detail,
Ees s p ~ ss 4. e nc s
n: sR'ass WA, nds.isa, ,, ssS csass 'sis;
he .ss!gsSs.hsSd Of Ispass and %hes %elhsSeosursH. r.
sms q roap 90 .sS ana S sos
,2ss,hsr ,ssCS. ,,ss , sIS.,aps ,,Iens Drove i6s
,ine.L v. ,h.s eronch' no ano opened on tue for.
sf aSss ;Sss sss' s rrtssa ss
es %o were 10 oaf S fse. S s os
sssr9.sas 1ssy Ssss IcsTsrd With The Ssyoss.
s,.es Ssar. sss:. WERE osSiesasr dp and q,
u: nv: :nS ,I., s.'4 Sa; .s
s sscs ~ss sa q sss ss,l me aen's crowd
scoopxe ~ rss' Sssrcs rsssoxkss.
The same CORES spondent writes from Maycnce on
Friday a, midnight:
nrst marched from the citadel to the rsiiway They
| put 6oo1 laee on matters and showed true French
,sy well tiIowins Saskssss Of ,oS.ccc .hd eiSsp' s
| the Seventy fourth Regiment OF the line. The or
ncers were allowed TO retain t.eir swords, aud will
be rsrolcd on reaching Munich. The o.her four
night 70 Kriur,. There were eeh, hundred
were offered BY the GsrSan bot the 'f PrenSS a' DE-
sired 70 pay for everything. The privates were dis
knapssrks I personally know that ,he Frencn
story OF ., 900 Prussisns at saarbrnck Is false.
| Another correspondent writes from hsyencs on
| Thursdsy, that none but ofteisl telegrans would
| 10 permitted to be published for the next tSrco
| days.
FRENCH ACCOUNT rHEIR DEFEAT.
Our specili eorcspondeot sends from Nancy.
Friisy morning. the following account OF the battle
| at weissenburg, frou tne French side:
| While Gen. Dousy's Division, COMPOSED OF the
Seventy. .foursh and fiheih regiments of the line,
al..a All Ga.
| re<inept OF Turcos, and one regiment OF mounted
| Ciassours were busy yesterday near Weiss en-
dous d,schsrcs Of ar,iory. As the patrol, which
had boon posted all along the frontier, had no, zig
| Io,ieved for . moment that they were surrounded
| By tho enemy. This was not the case but she Pru-
With .,,i. Appeared o. tie heights Of pp se1Ssr ,sa
| gcn, occupy Ing sbc whole OF the country near the
s4asr,d n: roops to sdvSncs before the onemy Sear
| ing much ~ Ios-,be behind Weissenburg, which
lay just between them and toe Prussisn forces. But
| this procaution proved quite useless, because the
| guns were pouring tremendous FIRE upon them,
and tho troops were falling in great numbers.
marching. On she RICH, eide OF the village the rus
sian guns were fring at tremendous rate, and three
rounds fell equally in wi.sembourg aud in
tho midst OF the troops Several houses were
wounded. A, sbouI ii O'Clock Gen Voiican's
division wa. beeinninE 70 retire, However, new
ba yopet in hand, threw themselves on one OF
the Pr,issisu batteries OF artillery All proved to
| be use ess. Had the French Insisted on attacking
the enemy any longer. there would not have been
| one OF than len alive on the ground. As soon as
| what was lett OF Gen Dousys forces began retir-
| ing, the Prussihn artillery was after them.
| II about II o'elocs when Gen. Douny fell vic
| tim 10 the PIussian artillery. Tho tTC ops COM
meneed running wi hout order, crossing tho roads
and vinoyarL. Until again reaching tho la.
dead and wounded must lie y,ry large indeed.
| The remaining troops are eager to rsycDss tJe
| death OF their late General Tue country people
| seem 10 be in great CONSERVATION. The roads
| which lead to HnSnnau covered with peasants
clTrying their got de and cattle with he1 and cry
ing over the rad late reserved TO their humble cot
| tlges.
| The French Omcini Dispatches Particuinr rs
| Of tho Great Batties-NaPoicon Leaves
| Metx-He Gets Siok-Tho French TO Make
| stand ut Metz
Pans. Aug. s.-The journal 0Gieiel contains
| the following dispatches:
| METZ, Aug 7-gO A. Mn the battle OF Satur.
day, near Reichshoeen, MacMalion's CHIEF OF stan.
Gen. Colsop, was ehOt by the Marshal's side. Gen,