New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

mart in fomenting the war feeling contains tho fol
tsrday hsS sbSat e Brussels
II oa be Difficult for France not 20 feel herself dnsa ana
tnsuited, and not TO see In them com"e"ee"eV
hostility on the part Of Belgium
The Pail Mall Gazette OF July ls, says:
Some Of the French papers are doing all they can 70
Ygaro calls attention the fact hat while the Count OF
Flanders Is In cammand OF the troops at BeyerO0 ms
sigmaringen with her son. the heir presumptye of the
Belgian Crown. "Such facs," he adds, fought tO be
France for must not be forgotten that under the
guarantee OF this socaed neutrality dH our northern
OF the same journal NJ Alexandre Duvernois mentions
two facts in order to give idea OF the degree OF con-
dence TO he eposed in friends the Belgans These
facts that Gen. Briamon who has just been placed
in command of the corps ddrnte OF Antwerp three
and that Gen. Chazal, eommander OF an9tner eorpS %
darnte. is the who when Minister OF war IN open
Parliament declared that he had adopted the
cannon-a cannon OF Prussan lnanuaetnreLn ortTL t
that the field Of battle the Belgian ana Prssan art
lery having guns Of the same caber, might fraerhze'
BAvARIAN ENTHUSIASM FOR GERMANY.
The King of Prussia has sent the following
telegram to the King OF Bavaria:
"On RECENT of the telegram from your Majesty i'm
mediatey assumed the command OF the Bavarlah army
and incorporated 1t with the Third Army corps m PIvu @
under the command OF the crown rycp from the
most profound peace into war Your real neln ~ n @
tude has electrified your people, anu = an n Nav God
united as it never was at any FORMER e r & nay NV
bless in the fortunes OF war iendeI you ~ & ny
heartfelt 'NA
treaty, upon which Germany rests
The King OF Bavaria replied:
"Your telegram has awakened in me joyful echo
The Bavaran troops, side by side with ther goil%ohs Gus
brethren in arms, will enter enthusiastically hto te
struggle for German right and German honor' ,y may
the war tend to the welfare OF Germany ana the saey
Of Bavaria"
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES IN BELGIUM.
The special correspondent of The Daily Ne~s
at Brussels writes: Throughout Belgium the excite
ment is even greater than in France The Delef seems
TO prevail that the Prussans will not come on second
hest and il il generally held that the success OF the Pu
slams would be security rather than menace 10 Be
eum But few days ago the people were DIVIDED lhto
two parties each Of which exhibited an intense desire 70
damage the other at all hazards. change has aready
taken place. The cry is the old Belgian motto Union
is strength" Both sides are tactly agreeing 10
sink their differences to home policy, IN OrIer
TO Join together for the maintenance OF tne
country's independence. No time is lost IN IN
taking precautions against eventualitles Inc DulVn III
the National Bank and the Treasury has already been
transported the fortress Of Antwerp: Ihat I0rTes
has been prepared stand SIEGE Indeed on al sldes
there are signs of military preparations The aetNy
and vigilance OF the authorities have been III
way which proves that they are more disposed 10 20
too far than TO stop half way. BY mistake bridge o
the railway from TOurnay to Lille has been DoWh up at
point close to the Belgian frontier. This was due 10
false alarm, and immediate steps have been taken W
repair the damage.