, 1870-11-15
Complaints Of Switzerland, and
/, Threats Against Garibaldi.s
Conflicting Opinions on Alsacc
and Lorrnfne.
General Ncws Items.

and, tbero arc just now rumors
I bombardment about 10 commence, III cx-
"A edition Of the Posi- containing full ac- !
ount u the preparations being made, This !
ccopnt, II published In IN American or Eng
sh paper, would gain no csedencs here but.
utaiAhea ir German paper, although the
aoet unreliable OF all, 1t at.racts aoue stten-
icn; because, il It were altogether falss, the
government would not allow ita appearance.
Chct1 kAd, I'LL HOW, been considerable excite
ntnt ever the crsasd Of Gcnesal Boyer, Who
rent out from Metz to The Plussian headquart-
.rz, ~ itwas thought to imply negotiations for =
yet within the last day or two We
,esr Of several explanations Of this, acme par
pe1s claiming that Bazaino, 1T the head Of hia
srnv. fesirts, with the permission Of pru1aiA,
to establish hlms.lf az Emperor or Dictator;
md ofh-ra that be waa treating in the name Of
the Emperor, hssis S t'een eapuHcrod to yield |
10 any ternab wha:ovtr from tho King. Wchear,
too, from Wslhtlmahohe, that Napoleon has
tesn exceedingly anxious abont this tnfssion,
aotne saying. however, that II WAS only from |
"feu that Dazaine. bis LAST hope, WA sbont
TO give way." d to tha enoris OF burnside
fur an 1rznistice. AID the pro ooodsls Of the Lob
dou Tines fer peace, the Germans condemn
7Trncs for psoporing the other. The Germans
will ui1er better tc1ras fur N asmlstsca than
Tor peace bec1uss i cessation of possibilities
wt tuld equAll5 we'll servc their purposes Ct
stary1ng out the pArisians, aud would atso pre-
vent the French, who are outsise, from com
rian army, from which eourca alone they have |
anything to fear The French. .on tbs other band, !
soult DO sooner accept an A1misttee than hos |
ti1i;ies; fort they are now anxious chiefly becau4e
tho rrussiaps CO not oouluenca the bambard.
ment 10 fhat the action Of Burnside must
v1Fr ~ n |
for esce, on tue terms that tho French
deuuolsl the fortl:atiuns in the East tinstead
Of g1vlng them over to Germany, and that
he other powers guarantee the keeping of
uripien that this guarantee would be kept only
until there should be need for it to be e1or~
c,scd. The Eretltz- Zcitun1, Of yeetereay, sayt
that tie Germans tave learned that they cau
Trust nobody Int Themselves. We do not
want, '" It ea:s, "anybody TO guarantee peace
Europe" These two principles tho Ptusri1us
sish to 20 upon 10 the settling of peace: first.
tbs I Fr.Lce can't ho trasted aud Germany can
thowcvtr much power abe may getin Eatope];
aud, sccondly, that tie Fronch raust reccS-
nixo their extremity ~ conquered people.
and Lot prernm to clloose IN the 1nattcr. but
tale nhst nG1uany eees tit 10 o1el-pEilcl-
Hes ht:is contradictory, We mrat slnMt.
The prus-ian rresa, which has haretofare
/ 1,etn severe agalo6t the Spanisrds and ltat-
|
tho Fr.rcl,. NOW csmplsia Of tho sslas for
| active sympathy With Francs, alleging that
GenevA is the rendezvous for every variety OF
| illegisiuate coastiratora agninat Prussla. As
10 GaEibatdI, IN tfciaf Jour aal says that. Il he
does not want TO learn tho power Of the Ptus~
tian retdle gun, be must tike care not to f11l
| rrisoper to the rrusHacs, aa they will n9t
ieroEulze him ~ C.....s, Poitter, bn. As
i,ceEooter, and to be tte4tad Ike tho o:hor
locee v.gabonda that molest tho Garman
army. With others. however. tho advent Of
Of the opposition which the Germans meet
from tho 1iotnan Cashohca, who look upon the
succees Of the Germans - tho triumph OF
1rotestaatism- vho. driving cut Of priests
from France, O. the pressing Of Then them
ion (or appropriation for secular parposess(
ct their property ia Also looked upon as An aid
| il this direction. We helr enms talk even OF
Efforts put forth bY the Cathol:es to Induce
Prussia and the other Protestant powers to
-ehtorr .us temporal poTer Of the Pope, II
they did in 1914, after tho fall Of Napoleon d;
{for the Pope his evidently nothing % hope
Journals ans wer to this .llat tho Popo has not
rhoxn himself very friendly to his former dc.
4 liverere, harlng stirred up tha lriah agsius,
England. the Poles against .Russia. and NATL
tue ove1throw of Napoleon, has shoHn hi
sympathy fur France iu ttlta struggle
! In the address OF Professor Rtuos, on this
: occAsion Of his installation u Rector OF the
! l Berlin Upiya1slty. he mAAn the following Huu1
: mary Of the poiuso gained III this war: l. Tht
, | principle Of the peoples army aver ths con
i. 3. Tho sbolstion of tho Napoaeunie dynasty
Z md establishment Of cleil freedom; 4. tn,
! nationa, unity Of Germany; and S. The as
. sum,ng By Germany Of her proper Place as
: power In Europe. There is no lack Of moral
lziog, among the thoughtful Germans, on tn
u at r1f
test. In the more purely political circles, th
A1saco and Lorraine question, and that Of tn,
c new German confederation, are now occupy
log the gresteFt shlre Of attention. Will
e the great majority favor tho annexation .
. A1eace and Lorraine. there ID m sble ninaEit
i IN themselves, 20 Is not need to take a.ay
2 part Of France In order hereafter 10 ho
, match for Franco. The taking Of these prov
# incer, they thlnG. would be 4 confession 6
r tie Inadaquacy Of the German unity for th
stety Of Germany whereas re! had nerest
= bcrne1f IN order former own pn1poees- Il she IS
alone conquer her ssfety, she can prescrve
4 a!ouo. Commercial questions, especially tht
= OF FIRE trade, Will preeent one Of the greatc.
+ difficulties here, ~ well ~ In tho gnestle
c Of tho new confederation for. eviaeutl
i there VII hive 10 be, among othet things.
vide financial reform notice that in It
q. congress OF business men md artisans
1, | Augsburg a manifesto was Issued again
Tho admission Of Asscs md lorrai1
a into Tie North Gesmsn confedesatlon, y
~ y, ground for this being the fe7r OF conpetitit
II from the A1sztian cotton factories. All th
oproEition meats NTH little favor on the pa
= OF The government, and has been the oeczsse
be II many arrests, and lin tho case OF journal
e of many confsr1tions. Tho aEtsafion OF II
i'd Tho ksnddfraddtch Of last week witti1y !
ad mAfkA fundef two cutx. one representing \
he rcleon, aud rho other Jacobf in pt1sop). th
the one ID 1pcaree1ased because hs wanted
h. take piece at Gc17uany. and the 7tner I
N cause be doea nat want 10 taka piece
-. Fraree-
~ S1uea commented to write this. deapAt'
- has come announcing etnau engagement
~ Mont valerien- The government soconpaul
y, ~ i with an expression Of the fear that !
I'LL | EIcucl alao may claim it for victory. 4
Els Gala on tho people to prepare themselves !
to Lelieys it The same Gssp1tct gives n
ID, further particulars Of the victory NJ Scissor
81. VIZ: 50 othct1a; ,ss3 men; Us gnn
zen Il, go grecaaea 1000 eentner. q poHdt
ars safe With 5000 franes provisions {fo
'sts dis,sion) for three mouths large quansit
s9 s On Wednesdxy. the 18th, the Crown Prioc
~, 401h bi1tLd2y u - celebrated. noticed 90
~ tags flying, snd beliese sA&utea were dtt
most Of The people fnosing uothin9 ebou
nxn till the next day, when tho more toyM jo
a o. nails puh,shed complimentary memoirs
H. This day Eau praEi1usly bsen celebrated
,,n- the Annive1slTy of shs 6atsle'ot Leipslc, as
Itby eheu Napoleon L w.s Defeated. and the Il
It dom Of Germany restored. It is one OF
sap- most popular davs IN Germany, conespo
leat ing ID cur Fourth OF July- Tha Germans
nE not speak 60 frequently 81 Waterloo o. y
ore. ilgton H the EcgGah or Americans do;
ID eoadde= rather Lespeic and Baeher a tho
DIS isbsrs OF Napoleon. Besides the annisers
oEsa IT the battle OF Leipsie, tho other great
~ l2y for the Germans (betidee the church d.
nMe. .M ,s the King's birthday When. thezriose,
tats Grown Prince eucceeds to the throne, u
eae "a r,s Vii xs,l tase @ shs p,see ii Lepsc il @ te
Rec b1Ation. ii AL events; the Germans
Asa "wednesday allowed the day to 50 unce;ebr,
SnA ss | On account OF present g1eAter emergencies
,tDel tGa. One method Ct rewafdirg. OF, 1t least,
III, eoguizns, services here, = the bestosin,
aua, orders snd medals By tha King OF higher
sersl hili,s. Prince Csrl and Genefl MolsEe /
wera lost beea presented with the great cros
bay1. The Max Joseph 0ratF; Room, and otl
lle n with the Order Of Military Service tc-
ehould ~ soon shink Of learning al she I
-. Of beer OF eaufases IN Gaf1inE ~ to rem
am4n Der the namss ~ EEnlbcsnc4 ot {hsse I
AncaA orders or medals. 1hes ass foz Ill clas
ona for princes, diplomats, Eerrrala. and
Nsoi rsivase soldiess: fof professional men
{ AID wu1king1oen Of eSey kind aseu
: tops to sezssnsa and hack-d:iveFs
lc1oss men and Eomeny 8nd even Tor child
lAyed foT hona and foreign princes, q bAtch h1
Of ro lust been rent to so:ne Ruseian uphlee,)
see nearly everybody displaying theae; :
times policeman OF coumon atseet-cls
VII haye his coat u full of them n q
to1a. .Thtre ire saso celebrations and to
ties pf tpe%e different orders, rome Of
; IL. fue.t chambers Of tho RoFal palaoe bein
} ths ~n.n5 ~ th.so- a thc R.d-Farir f1t,%r
u: BLACK EaHla Cha1ntef. DC. Thass orders
.l,tn / powerful influence IN keeping up loyal
1i,d The King, aud at tie eaua Goae Is 4.
.l,tso | tie itas -1of distinction On the pecpte
INV, xhilo everybody atplzra for them
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