, 1870-10-25

while the lattes arc 1oung,ng about and pix
tpg th% do~err that oTn theu borderB for
| teefe are no o1e.sters uox, md il therr xrro
f6ey wonlo not dsse to -tup ,tn Prussien III
o'e sa1 daltsru. Tbs b1=inr. where les aranIs
edaz uttd 10 amu-a Ind Astou sh thousands
with thtir plA7, are now drte The pet,t md
grand IFsAnon, the Two pllcss II p,lErimASr,
which vert never missed ~ he ii si;ai-s.eksag
admlIsr Of Mario Aptolnette, are entirely
eMlppt d Of shet unique furniture ana relics.
They NE tho only oejecfs Of vslus that h+vs
been removed , the French fran the p.tace,
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
AZ to army hews there il ABSOLUTELY nothing
70 reror,. OF the surrender Of Toul AID
s;rass'ot1'g re have JUS heard. bnt u will
have hand il lalg before the nsEs dli reach
~. lie noaus Of communication with Bar
i,n Ale now tonle thst better, t'ut nat what 1t
sha1ld be. The heavy artillery OF Ssr4souurx
Viii De bfough htrs for use against ths sautL-
Mesf, which ia fhe veskett point OF P.us,
lhe army OF the croxn Prince occupies the
nne Al the way from Boitsy 81. L-Ees, in the
southeast. IS lar ~ St. Ge1main, Opposite tho
strongest Of all Patisian forts, Furt du
Mont Fa1tncn. On the right Of the Crown
] Erlnee OF PEassA ls the army Of the Cruxn
fflnce OF Ss1nry. commencing 1t Boisss st.
LsGer, mp norih ~ far =. Sosent sur Matne,
nat troops arc tccnpying the northeast aud
| the north front from Sugens to St Denis aud
HON thence 10 St. Gorutain. cannot tell from
pefroDA! kE'oa ledge, and it IL no: IFS to put
700 mnrh felance IN tue inform,tiou you est
from Hih:syy sonrces, for the officers will not
give ! cu any. even il they are in Possession OF
army cozpe be belongs himself. The ar,ny Of
snt I11a,ce Of Saxouy comprises the Saxon.
Murtenot re-, Aud tDo4t Ut the D.ysrnu troor...
1he SEo"h iTlner Of pe1ss,z has under hi1u
tne pFusb,aut, and s1ne OF the B,yarians.
and ptFt OF the Hes.iaus. The latter h1ys
In int tt,u1 ~.
One frSisn' nj has Int a single CaptAin left.
Annthtr, at thu battle Of Teisscnhurc ioaf "a
men and - officers. Th.t ail the rerin.ots
wf'ch e.~ arc far from being comp}ats
or esen htf 70, IL not savin- tnn
maeh, and that tile line which
nn,n, - o.a"n ~ around taI1s requires 10 immense
bunl+f OF meu to make It cIec.uai. |. also
f,us; .us ts:r French are dispi.itei, while
Their v'rto1lous sntInv is 1uiesm,ped tn ,uva
the wsr TUG 1inisLit'g touch b5 its ent,a.uce in
to fa1's II oas Nuu1d itten 10 The illusory
hopes which tl"s POO: ve..a,iIasse give cI-
oeIo'e next sa.ins, il eser. They ipnIi=
.tik o. how y AuleEcqNe wafI coale, with
6.O,CGD Republicans, tu teIi@ye Paris: hnu
rams ha- food esongh to LAST It for thre-a
carr: how armies are forming In the s0c,h.
"lo VII eat ". every PFussisn, boots and
there fake denursione and hopes; thew ciira
t" tn N Low as they did in tbs past. on,y fo
sudtr ser 4 more tez1ib,e disApDolni mcnt.
on sle other hand, the German tsocpa begin
:; 20 O. oe a. ;tss.r for The fray; thy long
{. sher home. mud want tho lob
II rough andto Ee .lone With nndezstsodthxr
ts.t '1ntutl.al, the Ci:iuf Of STAT OF the Crown
I'm ICE, e1prt s=ed himself to the effarf Ttst
be a 'uId enter Paris wltkiu two wecks II Le
vent to work IN real earnest. Why he don't
go TO VOTE IN real earnest il OF course un-
Known to your correspondent. Perhaps King
William "lsses to initiate tia nohls and tc-
elent e1amp1s sof Henrft tue Fourth. viz,
gave the Ps1i.lEns nreAd uhiio besieciuc
them. Already DOVE hear notes OF discon-
t. y from the great cauldrun. 1 letter came
"7than tho GeranAn tues which spoke Of IN ip-
saI1ectlon and the firing Of 4 powder magazine
By Roehefort AID his consorts, but al soch
rumoEs hsve to be taken cum. 171ao sclis.
s1y Own opinion ia ii 1t no may rpn.ia bare
yst for several wecke, any way
until tao rar:siana will be undeceived
in,e, rs ,v.o,,o, 70 ths,5 .;,t hsros % Of foreign
to eat. The peace negotiations Of
The 1th INST. have again. stranded against the |
Feck which il the occuEEkon Of Paris; Fayra
Tas willing 10 concede Ill points aYkel; by Djs.
!Enark,, even 70 the giving mp Of hair: Of she 4
f1etcn neet but ha could not coneent to the |
occupation OF Paris by tEs German troons. !
lie vel knows that, however much be EtmseT |
Won!d Ike to have peace established. the COZ /
cession OF having Paris occupied bs the Ger
man army until after the French e1ectio-6 fcy
&c, copfhsatoD, ,h which is to eheose new or con-
1rn ths Present government, would cause
not only his downfall but would b6 tie tosth
blow to the infant republic.
NY trAn Of thoughts have led me too fsz
lfofn my hrst expressed object. namely, the
description ot the vauous plcaes On the line
u ny fnnre from Lagny, and sIso OF those
within the reach Of the fire limo forts, but ~
DO not expect that. any forward movement
I'll! take place until after tie hoayy runs
.hal1 have arrived, shall ill up tue zap With
few sketches, such III 1 gathered from |
oe1soDal observation. ~ Boon ~ ! re,ur,, /
ri m my trip norsheastwar], whittier I shall
,tatt on Tomorrow. omitted to mention
hat on thu dag OF our arrival here, The Grown
Prince OF PruAsis, in the namo OF the King. I
distributed the iron cross for rne1ltorioas I
,e1vles and distinction among his army. So
IN the breasts OF Prussiau warriors A. tho /
'roeses carried in 1864 against Schlaswig-Hoi-
steA'r ahu tuose OF 1bGG. -GTCLA.