The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-11

LUG ftNtc' CouhNucS NO Uko 0OIeiWl Wow OF the
situation OF the Emperor Napoleon In its edi.
toriai OF this morning the Ty,nes treats his
downisll as foregons conclusion. The Times
regards tie sbsence Of any news OF the
situation In Paris ss ominous sign that dlstur-
Dances has broken out. II says Germany never
made war upon France, but that France provoked
TIE conflict BY her aggressive policy. The Emperor
cf France challenged Germany 70 battle. and with
the retirement OF the challenger the battle should
close. II qutes spprovingly the suggestion offered by
Mr.. Dsraeli that England should now intervene be-
tween the combstan;s TIE 7Smes declares tina, the
English nation is anxious for peace and respects tho
dignity and national feelings OF both bellizorsnts
News from the Sent Of war-MucM Mu kou Out
On-Nspoicon Visiting the French Camps
-Fenrfui Losses OF the french-Napoieon
oud hts military Dandics-Prussinn
Pickcis IN Front Of Mctz.
LosDos. Aug. 10.-paris kilograms Of Tuesday
afternoon and night, TOW coming in. do not change
the aspect OF ariirs 1t seems TO be true tha, the
Emperor. when solicited TO return TO Parts. replied
that 10 would return dead or victorious Houses,
trees and all distractions within 300 yards Of the
fortifcations ot Mc,z have been Destroyed.
nAcnAuoN CUT OFF
Tho connections between Strishourg and Saverns
are broken to day. MacMahon IL intrenchins ira.
self al Saverno. and the Crown Prince is believed
TO be hurryns TO cut off that place from Nancy.
The weather Is uniavorablo tor extended military
operations. repor, is curreni horc that Prince
Frederick ChGrles, with the second Prussian Army
corps, has broken through the French ceDtre. be-
tween n etz aud Nancy.
SICK AGAIN.
Noon. The Emperor Napoleon Ia III nj Metz.
Cen Dumont will take command OF division OF
the French army. Prussia Is organizing avoluitser
nsva ioree. lhe French continued concentrating
on tho road To Pars. AL that region Is In state of
siege.
pkARFuL LOSSES of rus fnbNcH
TIE Prussians az they advance discover that the
losses OF the French IN the recent battles must have
been nightful exceeding oven tho most extIava-
giant estimates.
or the Seventeenth Regiment OF tho liue. engaged
at SaArbruck only eighty men aud four officers re-
pored after tho bsht II 10 sii taat afser the bat
TIC OF Tie 9th the French abandoned tHeir works in
the greatest CONFUSION. An ineGcctuai effort was
made to check tho Prussian advance at Nlederbrun,
which p'aeo was taken BY tho Bavari'ns. The
rFehch continued 10 retrea' TOWARD bche' he
WnrtcmncrG cavalry PICKING up scores OF prisoners
The limo OF retreat was covered with dcsd and
woundeS. Ito Pfuss'ans entered Hascnau early on
tho Th. and soon after occupied fcr1aeh aud Slar-
geuund.
ALI OWN" 'o SNoLh"N sSohs
Letters from Metz srcak in tho most undissuisei
WAY OF tho calaTtous and fabulous ircapacity OF tie
Emperor, harshai lie iGui and all the military dan
dies composing TIE imperial star The array las ut
teriy lost confidence and ehlnre In .orn,ranIcrs
!. an ohsol,,, ,.,os.,,, a. ,r,,..,, ,,,,,.
a., ." "''o'uV "'V y" p'''."' "u'"''
All hB whhc thcre no Ohcih news
whrtever OF the whereabouts OF the Prus.
SLAMS and, under tho circumstances. no neys /.
bad news. II ia stated HAT Marshal MacNahcn
wsutod days agoo penetrate TIE forests through
which tue Germans came down unexpectedly upon
the French, but tao Emperor decineJ to authctizs
the step. NJ Lc Fayre. editor OF the Scir srriv.
"- "O- rO' -~sh' S'"s'i ''-' TO "''ness'" 'nc AZ
most entire de'~Ict'" OF Zen frosS'rt corps
ahu cams TO tt'hE ior 'hiV 'hon''hd so'oeis ou'
L. r. &c, By the tau OF their leaders snd .amruing
with their last breath that they fell useesslY Tae
universal cry OF 'nc nrtny he says, "a, Give u
Generals We can trnst."
wHoLg VILLAGES FILLED wITn FReScu WOUNDED.
Tho result OF Saturday. G.htipE IL general, Al
| triluted to the Errcrcrs incapacy. TIC prusst.u
advance is oberucted ny villages Gi.cd with frcnch
" undod. TIE French losses xseed all csh..a,c'.
| The prussians took nuluiUdcs OF ptisoncrs Ei-
mund About Ia reported as niSsiug for two days
| past Con. CkangsTn.cI's interview with the Erl-
perot j. said to have becn ver> satisfactory King
William is =, ksisers'autern. Both armies weFr oui,,
yesterday. TIE FreIeh are concentrated around
Metz.
NAPOLEON WISHING TEE ARMY cASroSh"Srs'
fAHis' AUG lo-hh onic'il uespMteh from Ne'k'
| urud @oV WIS HOIh'uE' SAYS
,n, nO'ng W" ,' n si gu 80 ,o ',' r,, ,o
slsm OF the soldiers hourly increase and tho ,ignI
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| inn ano,,.r
| rns FRENCH Army IN METZ
| The French nrnv il concentrated n, Metz prc.
| p,rina for nm immediate battl. Tho P,uss,.n
| fo,ce. are m aS.ino on.he s,,r r,y.r B,zane's an
| pointmen, as commsndsr.,n. .crior has given conn
denco to tie army and renewed hope to tie Froach
| people Laboeuf has retired from the army
| ALL r'n,goS's srAyy ooyn.
IN Jibs,,, s,vs that all A.. u,eubcrs Of the ST. n
| ~ Marshal M,cM,ho, were either killed or wouna
| cd in the battle of FroschweiIer. Col. Granout.
|