The New York herald., 1870-08-16
acclamations The seSeants de vile also received

acclamations. The segeants de vile also received
the applause merited by their courage.
The commssary and agents of ponce have made
great efforts to protect from the pubic Indignation
the individuals under arrest. They number about
fifty In all. They were imprisoned in the depot of
the Prefecture. -i.
During the evening two persons were also taken
there whom student pointed out on the Boulevard
St. Michael. They carried daggers Identical with
those seized on the Boulevard vnlerte. They offered
resistance, on being taken, and refused to answer
the first questions put to them After ave O'Clock the
Boulevard villette resumed It's usual quiet
Acrowd OF from 5000 to 1000 persons continued to
search for the rioters and to manifest the highest
Indignation.
At quarter-past six other parties made an attack
on the seniries OF the same station. TWO were
arrested by the National Guard and were locked up
IN the barracks.
The rioters will be brought before a court martial
to-day.
The Empress has sent letter OF coincidence and
aid to the parents OF the little girl who was killed
| last night
The attitude Of the populace Is excellent. The
members Of the Mobile and National Guards
| fastened to the ramparts.
lie Temps this evening says the purpose OF the last
movement Of the French forces is evident The
Prusslans, numerically superior, wanted to inter-
| pose between our troops and their supplies
| This was defeated by the movement Of the French,
who repulsed an attack intended to prevent their
crossing the MOsele. Our forces viii now take I'D
strong position and prepare for great battle,
which Is ardently awaited by the entire army. Pub
lie confidence here as TO the result OF pitched bat
| tie Is very great.
Tbs opinion Nationde is the paper referred to by
the Journal ODcfel as daring to question the cond-
ton Of the armament and fortilcations OF Paris.
Tho Opinion Acknowledges the receipt of note
from ihe Minister OF the INTERIOR but declines to
discuss it, as the city is under martial law.
Arrivals from Metz report that the Prussians place
administrative officials in every French village
which is captured
Parties have been brought before council OF war
at MarseDes for circulating false news.
All the evening Journals OF Paris insist on the
speedy punishment OF the rioters Of the boulevard
vnleIie The pubic evaporation over the affair is
intense The police IN making arrests are assisted
by the citizens.
The Corps Leglslauf was not IN session to-day,
having adjourned until tomorrow, in honor OF the
Emperor'sJete day.
The newspapers explain that Nancy was given up
to the Prussans because 1t open city, and the
French troops retired to Tou which, being forti.
fed place. gave them better chance to resist the
Prussan advance.
Phalsbonrg, one OF the frontier towns, still holds
out Prussian reports to the contrary notwith.
standing.
How and Where the Telegraph May Be Used.
PARIS, August 15, 1870.
second order relative to the Of the telegraph
says:-
The French government has removed It's interdct
the use OF the telegraph in France. Private tele-
grams may be sent through and to all parts of
the country with the exception Of the following de-
partments:-Mosele. Bas: Rhin, Vosges Haut.Rhin,
HautMa Meurthe, Marne, Meuse and Haut-
Saone. The important towns in these departments
are Strasbourg, Nancy, Metz and Chaons sur Marne.
Messages for other parts OF France will be received
usual.