New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

IN multi tudeW
tory reports circulated and many opinions advanced
were Immediately retailed TO the creduous as news
came Intense over the report that tho capture OF Napo
leon oontradcted. One enthusiastic ana Joyful son
Of the Emerald Isle declared upon hearing this that
he did not hear any more" and at started
home 90 tell his wife and family.
was merely cdnGrd started to make au Extra sell,
was instantly slenced by the almost unanimously ex
money In obtaining news and had too high a repu-
taon correctness to sacrifice itself for any such
ing has given the only full account of the battles near
Sedan and will believe anything which II will print"
dispatches was 'unshaken. The number Of specula-
tions was legend; 1.-THE capitulation of stras,
bOurg" "the escape OF Bazaine from Metz" and
"a Partisan revolt" were all rumored. Several fights
occurred spruces among the newsboys, because OF
one OF them announcing The capture OF King william
At 1885 the presses began to revolve, and in few
minutes the extras the street. and the boys dis
posed OF them for awhile at ten cents copy 80 great
sasm which had been hushed time from fear of un-
welcome intelligence, now burst forth again WIN new
chagrnOy on the faces Of the Germans and cloud on
those whose sympathies were with the frencn-or he
newsbOys were heard far above all the din. ThTongs
sought the counter Of the office and the demand Tor
THE EXTRA TRIBUNE continued undated until late
hour.
wALL-sTREET.
The first reception of the news on Saturday
caused considerable excitement in Wall-st Cold
at once fell q per cent. Brokers OF the
Dull faction gaZed OespaHlnSy, anu tho pcoiS
fairly danced with delight. About O'Clock In
the afternoon German brass band, wander
ing with beaming faces down Broad-st, were seized
upon by crowd OF merry brokers and escorted 70 tne
gallery Of the Gold Room, where, amid the widest en-
famous song of the war; the Patrol on the t hnlne;
resistance OF the French to play the Marseiase lynn
ana soon the patotc Strains SI 5e Is u erWSrS hV
way OF variety the spectacle might have been wtnessed
OF about 100 brokers dancing Wild can
ear no ON
hall. There marked decline In Hour ana wheat2o
cents barrel the former, and cents bushe on the
latter.
THE NEWS AMONG THE IRISH.
The Irish received the first news with great
reluctance, and only credited it when later dispatches
placed it beyond doubt. They say that Napoleons
downfall may be traced to his alliance with England,
and his failure to support the revolutionary movement
in Ireland which if sustained by armed force would
have established Republic in that country, and thus
have given him powerful ally capable OF send
ing 100000 men TO his aid. They find gleam OF
hope for France in the belief that Republic
will be established which will mpart new yigor TO her
people and eonyuse Europe by the principles It viii
organized, obstacle will remain to prevent Rn sla
from acquiring COnstantinople which will be equivalent
10 the prOXmate overthrow of English power and nnu-
ence in India and the East generally. They also argue
that the immense battaons of France have been de-
feated campaign of four weeks the chances OF In
gland being able TO resist patriot army In Ireland are
very slight 1t Is ayered that WIN home posgp esp
place 100 900 men in the field. "Ill believe the
Emperor was a Bonaparte," said Iishman in re-
porters hearing He had luck since he Joined the
English" remarked another. Well the lIlsh si0Id 10
the French all along" nterpOsed third of the Demo
cratic procivities and they won't show the white ea
ther now. Let the German vote CO.
The sOcitude about Marshal MacMahOn, who Is
nea descendant of the OBrens is very great In Irish
circles He received goldmounted sword some years
ago from the Irish NatiOnalsts hint that 1t eX-
pcced he would it against England and as an
evidence of the pride they took in his achiGyGmas IN
now general at his being wounded and a prisoner.
AT THE DOCKS.
On East River, vast numbers Of the block
AIDED German vessels, lying at the wharves be-
tween montgomery-st. and Rutgers-slp, were
trimmed with all the Marryat signals, and carried
the flags of Prussia, England, and the United States
forecastles singing the songs Of the Rhine and
weser The captains in company ay With trends ye Ters
They were all hopeful that ria.e tne lotR ManT OF
he mouth would mark Their sTe reIeSe captupe MH Gf
Napoleon did not necessarily indicate the end OF the
av Iepgdated the Emperor several weeks ago, and
that the citizens Of Paris would defend the S 20 he
would test question as to the depth OF French
love for their monarch.
AT THE BEER-GARDENs.
The Atlantic Garden was crowded to over
flowing from O'Clock until midnight on satur
day standing room being all that the most
fortunate late corners could expect. Even the gallery
was densey packed The widest excitement filed the
place Orators appeared in all parts OF the honse, aud
each had circle of admiring friends as he spoke upon
went up from the multitude flags, handkerchefs ana
hats waved tokens Of mutual delight and good ieehg'
tered the greatest profuson The large pictures Oh
Bismarck and "iam were ehehciein Si'n uisse
among the audience, received large cOntripulun
r 10 H fe eyenSs We're The Singing of the watch on the
Rhine and the "schleswig-H -Holstein War Hymn. The
band was out I'm full force and when began the songs
deafenng chorus There We're several Lrge eaiard-
ing his late Majesty riding broken down horse toward
Berlin ELECTED general laughter. The other beeTgardens
patron, Who discussed the news, congratulated each
other and made patriotic speeches ana sang p"'ioue
song.
REJOICING AT HoBOKEN.
At HOboken there are nine steamers OF the
Hamburg and Bremen lines-the Herman, Frank
furt, Union, Harmon, and Weser OF the latter
and Of the former the westphalia, Harmonic,
and Cimbria The America of Bremen is mo1red d
out IN the middle OF the river, there
being for her at the dock Beside these steamers
there are y merchantmen Inc news was wa M received & az
up and a salute of "a guns fired from the Hamburg
Prnssian flag at the peak The Msrryat signals were
strung from bowsprit 20 foretop and from foretop to
maiutop, thence down TO the taral. All the steamers
aud the majority OF the sailing vessels displayed their
full signals These remained up until sunset wen aiter
salute of seven guns from the Bremen pier the sunset
guD was fred and all the colOrs fell. The ine band on
board the weser beguiled the day with national airs.
| THE GERMANS AND FRENCH OF NEWARK.
| The Germans of Newark have always felt in
most excellent huWOr the prospects, and the
various victories have celebrated but nothing here
tofore has e0ualed the enthusiasm of Saturday. Not
withstandng the streets densely crowded,
and the saloons and gardens filled with those
who could the surrender of the Emperor and
| n norton of his army. The Prussian flags were living
from many a hOusetOp, and JOY regned supreme Ihey
do nt care so much for Prussia as they hope and believe
ht tbc war will be OF great ultimate benefit to the North
German Confederaey An informal meeting OF French,
I hold IT flla