The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10

LOOKING roR roREros AID.
The 06fcidi Journal atcr describing the resources
and the patriotic spirit OF the nation, which has
always been an obstacle to Prussian ambition, asks
what other power would like to eco Prussia making
the North and Bo,ic seas Prussian lakos, invading
smser States and acquiring q dangerous preponder.
aucyi Favorable signs are already apparent. Eng
land, satisfied with the categoric assurances OF
France, hastens to render secure the northern
frontiers Of France by causing Belgian
neutrality to be respected. In Sweden, Norway,
and Denmark, the rot nlar feeling Is with France,
and the Emperor Of Russia gives proofs OF the best
understanding with France. Austria and Italy are
arming, and will cause embarrassment to Prussia.
French diplomacy Is not more idle than French
arms viii be; snd France will prove t, at she has
not degenera ted 10 1870.
RrS on ruE BANK or FRANCE
The Bank OF France and the other banks and
hoancal institutions Of this city besieged yes
terday by crowds OF deposiors and holders OF
against the banks, demanding the payment Of their
notes n coin. The greatest uproar ana excitement
ensucd, and continued until the close OF business
hours. The Directors OF the Bank Of France an.
nounce that the bank will pay It, notes In coin. The
Pdtrts says VAS rumorod the Bouise would ts
closed to day at noon Nothing Of the sort has taken
place. There Lave been no Disturbances.
oEs. cBASGARSrxR ASKS roa COMMAND.
lie yolontairs says Gen. Changarhier, as soon ss
lie heard OF the affair at issembourg, tcegraphed.
asking for command. Gen. Chsngsrner left his
residence this morning to go 10 seek a command at
headquarters. Thousands OF people accompanied
him to tho railway. The morning papers say nothing
certain concerning the course OF Austria Russia
| is keeping her quiet with promises Just now
The woRkIsGNEs WARNED.
| The authorities, having been warned that the In
| ternatonal Society OF workipgmen intended to make
| demonstrations, took precautions to prevent 1t,
| which have been enectua, IL any outbreak was
| really contemplated.
| ITALY READY 90 ~
Journals here announce with warm approval that
| Italy is ready to send 10000 armed men to the
| assistance OF France.
WILD FRENCH DRsPArcB.
There is an immense uprising OF the people OF
France to repel tue Ptussian invasion Ii IL said
| ofheiaily that two millions OF men ready to
| march. and that the reserve corps will number one
| million. The people clamorous for organization
| and leaders. The Pufrie says:
The Government calls upon all former officers
ami soldiers, having served in the armies OF France
TO take grades In regiments OF volunteers or OF the
Garde Mobile, which are to go to the front imnedi-
aey His request has been greeted lily,
aud numbers are responGln: to TIE call. here
have been two councils OF the Ministry today"
co TO rHE FRONT.
| The Ministers have addressed the following pro.
| c'amation to tic parisahs:
"our army 1, concentrated. New effort has i'm.
| parted to 1t fresh hope and confidence. But sgia.
lion here nil lessen the moral force of the army,
| will be between two fires. We prepare r the de.
| fence of Paris. The Deputies will cooperate with
US Let all good citizens help to prevent disorder.
| Those who wisl viii have arms furnished taen and
| will be sent 10 the front at once"
| FEARFUL AGITATION IN PARIS.
The Li6e5t publishes the following aceoun, OF the
scene to-day about the hall Of the Corps Lesislatif
| All o'clock groups formed before the hal which
| more than 1908 persons assembled. The peope e
| we're calm and unarn'ed. There were. however,
| "Vive France" Deputy Terry VINO appeared. VAS
received with shCuts an commenced an address as
| Al that moment Marshal Ban.uay d'Hilliers ar.
| rived. The onaceIs Of tie National Guard and
others surrounded him II en- there were loud cries
| OF Vive Clanganer ~ and "Nive France = The
| crowd increasing all the while, aud shouts were
heard OF "Vive ROchefort {" nom the electors Of
| Beleyile, who bad come to the rescue to maNe q
demonstration in his favor. At TWO O'Clock troops
Of the line were ranged around the Hall, was also
They were received by tn. crowd there with cries
Of " To the frontier I" to the frontier ~ Clrcui-
| ton was stopped on the bridge leading from the
Hall, and the Commissary OF Police male tue legal
| summons for the people to disperse. The cLvhr
| and the crowd Withdrew still shouting Al later
| hour detachment Of grehadiers OF the Guard came
up. led by n General of Division, and were received
| by the crowd with shouts vi " To tile frontier "
| There are enormous crowds on the Boulevari :.
| and streets tonight, and the people much agi
| tated. The shops were closed early In many places
The authorities ore taking precautionary measures
| both police and military.
NAcHAuos' CONVERSATIONS n-usrA ABLrsuEp
Geo. Failly is in communication with Marsha
NAeMshon. The morale OF the army Is eIcellen t
There has been no ngltlng since the 7th. In the
battle OF Froschwiller $4,000 Of the enemy attacked
| 5000 men under MacMahon.
TIE STRENGTH OF rur FRENCH ARMY.
Marshal r. A. Bazane, the new commander o
the French army in the field has assumed the drec
ton OF the French forces. He has his headquarter
| at Meta. The divisions under Bazaines immediate
comm and number laO, 900, subdivided as follows
| First-50OO0 men of ls own corps, VINO hay
been In the defences at Metz AMI have not set bee
engaged In action with the enemy.
| Second-Marshal Count L. LAdmiraults corps, con
sistiag OF 30 900. composing the left at Thionye.
| Third-Twenty-hve thousand troops under Gen
Frossard posted between Metz and 81. Avoid.
Fourth-The Imperial Guard, numbering S,ODO.
| Besides these commands, there are cooperatiy
forces as follows:
| Marshal MacMahon has a corps Of 5000 at 81
verne, while Marsnal Canrobert, with the Imperia
Guard numbering 10000 occupies Nancy tie az
| approaches to which city are well dsanced
The chief command OF the entire French army ha
been transferred to Marshal Baziine. Gen Troch
| replaces Marshal LebGuf.
| I'M BALTIC CORPS RECALLED.
| The troops iutended for the Baltic eIpedtonAr
| corps have been recalled, aud the enterprise ho
| been abandoned. The marines aud the infantr
corps designed to participate In the expedition wi
arrive in Paris tonight BY rail, and will be imm
diately sent 10 tie seat Of war.
NAPOLEON IN rHs SRIGnBoRHooD OF METZ.
Ten p Mia Libertt says the Emperor Is In IN
neighborhood OF Metz. The corps of Gen. Frossar
has united with that Of Blzaine, who now has i5O
900 men
The aye journals that signed the Democratic maj
iesto have been warned that AT the first revolution
airy movement they will be suppressed.
Several persons, said to be Prussian spies. wei
arrested here to-day.
TIE POPE RIFLES on GOD.
A correspondent OF lie Temps THUS describes q
interview between the French Minister and Cardin'
Antonelli, on the eth ult. The former having rea
tie Duke de Gramonrs de spatch, directing th
evacuation OF the Roman States by the Frenc
troops, Antonelli said, imperturbably "I will mel
tion II TO the Holy Father"
! Then may expect an answer In the evening I