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New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE FINANCES OF PRUSSIA.
THE NEW WAR LOAN NOT VERY SUCCESSFUL
PART OF 1T SUBSCRIBED THROUGH PATRIOT
IsM-GoLD AT DIsooUYT-AN ABUNDANT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.J

| HAlsf EST.
| lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE1
| LONDON Wednesday, Aug. II, 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Ber-
lin writes on Sunday OATH: The attempt to raise
national loan of 100000 of thaers has not been
successful. Up to yesterday the subscriptions had
reached 50,OOOOOO only. But this loan did not pre-
tend to offer chance of favorable investment IL
was issued as five per cent loan at fixed price Oh
sS per cent, without any stipulated sinking fund-t
being left to the option of the North German Reich
stag to redeem it by yearly purchases in the market
as the state of the Budget would allow.
The prospect of such redemption, under present
circumstances being very indefinite, the investment
might be considered as in perpetual annuities AS
such, it would hardly have sold for Ss even be-
fore the war.
"To such extent as it has been brought into mar
ket every single subscriber has subscribed from pa
triotic motives. The King himself has subscribed
100000; the velvet manufacturer, Diergardt,
at Yierson, 100000 At Berlin 21,OOO.OO0 have
been subscribed at Hamburg, G,OOOOOO; follow
ing these are towns taking one, two OF three mil
lons and provincial cities of less than 10000 inhabi-
ants at about 10 thalers per head Most subscrip-
tions are of 100 tbalers only; in very many cases
being at presented to charitable institutions or
destined for orphans which the viii produce in
parish.
"As yet there is no prospect Of Prussia initiating
the example of France and stopping the conversion
of notes of the Bank of Prussia. There is no run on
the bank but what the actual needs of the money
market produce. OF want of confidence there is no
where a symptom. Nobody wants specie instead of
bank notes, and gold coin, French as well as En-
glish, is even at discount. Yet demonstration is
in course of preparation to warn the Government
against any attempt at making further issues OF
paper money. The radical free-trade organs propose
transitory tax on property. The prices of provi-
sions, especially corn are going down. As yet the
magnificent harvest has the start of the war;
at was reported that the subscription has since
reached s0,OOO,OO0 at Hamburg. This was mistake;
it amounted to only 100000 there"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
rRENcH MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

THE MAIN ARMY CONCENTRATED AT ELAN-TIiE
EMPEROR AT CHALoNs.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug Il, 1870.
The main body of the French army is concentrated
- FLAIR, abont twelve miles east-norh-east of Yer
dun. and &c kilometers from Chalons
The Emperor is at Chalons, where be is actively
organizing a large force. The troops now IN Algeria
are not 10 be recalled.
Last evening the garrison at StrasbOurg made
sortie but were driven back with heavy loSs oi
men They also lost three guns
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE ODn FELLOWS.

ROCHESTER, Aug. 1.-THE second Gay ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge OF l. o. o. r. opehee 'uS
ing at o'clock The business was narnoI'oss Gu con
Quoted several amendments to the arana LSdse 1900 Soa
stitution and appeal were considered ana
INC iopo,s " uowell of The American odd Fdior.
py I "a rn sr Kennedy presented msmora, iSute %
fa,. uIrnu & "a chambers lately deceased VINO aad Den
ON Past Grand IN 20 years An amendment "a the Con-
~ ton oaS soyns f1ss Srana ne aassr: nsa -.
participate IN ,n be held at Utica. This afternoon
."eusa g%a honor Of the Gssd y Lodge
took place; Hail. where literary and muscai
ssTcIse were in presence OF large audience
This escnsu ~ unmbodt Lodge. TomorrOw the UnwritteD
snsaesi In viii be- exempaed before the Grand Lodge by
nsnmtv Grand Sire Stuart
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE RECENT BATTLES.

NO FURTHER FRENCH OFFICIAL REPoRTsTRLIl-
cRNCE OF THE AUTHORITTEs-TIIE PEOPLE
ANXIOUS FOR NEws-ToNE OF THE PARIS
PARIS Wednesday, Aug. Il, 1870
The Journal Ofciel this morning contained no
further news concerning the recent battles lDut inc
Gaalots states that important and satisfactory dis
patches were received here yesterday. The purport
Of the dispatches was not given for the reason tat
Marshal Bazaine insists upon secrecy being observed
concerning his movements.
1t is generally believed here that severe fighting
has been going on since Saturday last, the French
being engaged in great strategical movement IN
yolving series Of engagements. As the operations
are carried on in place where communication is
aifieult-the telegraph wires having been cut-the
Uews necessarily forward slowly. The city is
greatly agitated. All night long great crowds sur
rounded the Ministry of the Interior and other
places where news is posted. Many rumors are cir
suatng, but without the official advces they cannot
be traced
In view of the public mpatieuce, the Co,sGta-
sonnel, this morning, publishes an article, saying
that the brave Generals risking their lives in
Lbe defense of their country cannot while thus
Engaged, know all the results gained besides, IL
was ineonsiderate, in view Of operations 80 multi
piled aud complicated, 10 give partial details which
might prove TO be premature. The article concludes
~ follows We engage that the citizens will await
the result with confidence. The Government will
be faithful to it's promise and will communicate
Immediately all that comes TO it. 1t will be more
than ever prompt on this occasion"
Some OF the otherjourDals have articles similar in
lone, but complain of their inability to explain the
oourse Of the recent military movements in oonse-
gusnce of the confusion Of dates and the lack Of off,
rial information. The following was bulletned at
Che War Office this morning:
shs DepartasDt Qf Wax hes last received Dews fsop
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE CAMP AT CHAL0NS.
THE TROOPS DEMORALIZED-THE PLACE INDE-
FENsIBLE-soLDIERs SENT TO METZ STOPPED
AT T-A-MoUssoN-RALwAY TRAINS AT
TACKED BY PRUssLANs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYE1

Tackled BY PRUssIANs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUgEl
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. IT, 1870.
special correspondent of THE TRBUNEat Chalons
writes on Sunday night OATH: "Ten thousand
wounded men are being brought into camp Inc
town and camp present a scene of riotous disorder
and dissipation soldiers shouting and drinking;
cafes and streets filed with prostitutes no restraints
of order or decency among officers or soldiers. If
another battle is lost it will be massacre.
"The train by which attempted to go to Metz
found the line cut at Pont-aMousson and Ireturned
with the 14th Regiment, which had been ordered to
Metz.
"The reports of the disturbances in Paris have
unsettled the Gardes Mobiles, half of whom would
break away and return in case of revolution. The
regular army is still true to the Emperor.
"The advance of the Prussians beyond Metz is
known; but a great force of French will remain
there. cannot understand the notion of proba-
bility of battle here, in the circumstances Cha
Ions is not defensible position against superior
forces, being simply an immense level plain, camp
not intrenched, and with no works in construction
nor officers permanently commanding. Whoever
among the generals passing through happens to be
senior in rank is the commander while he stays
There are changes almost daily"
The same correspondent says on Monday, August
l5: "The Pont-a-Mousson affair was serious. Six or
seven trains were started from Chaons for Metz in
rapid succession carrying about 1000 soldiers COM
prisng three infantry regiments and some artillery.
Near Pont-a-Meusson they found that the railway
was cut and Prussan artillery opened the trains,
which moved back rapidly as possible. panic
began, and though only two men were killed by the
Prussian fire, many jumped from the trains while
moving rapidly and were hurt The trains how
ever, eventually withdrew without much loss"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MEXICO.

THE GOVERNMENT BANKRUPT-ROMERO TO BE
MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
HAVANA, Aug. T.-Advices from Mexico to
the nth inst have been received The wife OF Juarez
WAS so seriously i'll that hopes OF her recovery are
entertained. The Government is completely bankrupt
the salaries of employees remain unpaid and Government
employment Is deserted. 90
Romero will probably leave the Cabinet and go as
Minister To Washington Marscal will succeed him IN
the Ministry Romeros resignation is political neees-
sty The completely of Minister Mejia and Gen. Cantes
In yhe assassination Of Gen. Patoni longer doubted
strong opposition TO the Tehuantepec concession Is
forming Lero's organ admits the value and necessity
of the work but saws the Mexicans ought 10 do IT, Ihe
Ieo Reuubcs replies strongly in favor OF the
enterprise Mariana, brother OF Garcia Cardeha ana
other revouonists have been captured ana executed
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE pRrss,AN SUCCESSES CONFIRMED.
THE MAIN FRENCH ARMY fErhhAniNu NV,
SLAMS uARRAssNG THEIR MARch-bAzAnSn s +
I'D vrppuN-No PROSPECT OF GREAT
BATTLE FOR SOME DAYS
NV TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE.l


NEAR vERDUN-NO PRosrA|h vi -
RATTLE FOR SOME DAYS
Try TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNEl
LONDON Wednesday, Aug IL, 1870
DISPATCHES received NJ 'he hh'''iAA ILL
,,s.v in London confirm the Prussian successes ON
Sunday already reported, but do not throw mucn
Ecbt on subsequent events. No kilograms received
:, Iondon ND to midnight Wednesday n7thl explain
With clearness the movements of the last three
aavs. The French accounts are extremely vague but
they indicate that divided counsels and changing
plans have constantly embarrassed and endangered
the French retreat.
THE TRIBUNE dispatch from Chilons proves that
troops were pushed forward from Chalons toward
Metz as late as Saturday night, when trains were
stopped and fred ON at Pont-a-Mousson. On Sun
day the Prussians found the French stil In great
force under the walls of Metz. Since Sunday nc
considerable battle is known to have been fought
snywhere but the French reports of checks to the
Prussans westward Of the Moselle, whether true or
false confirm the report of Bazaine's retrogTade
movement.
In'the absence of Prussian kilograms there is
nothing to show what forces, either Prussian or
French, remain near Metz but there can be little
doubt that Bazaine. after hesitating till it was
almost too late has withdrawn the main body of the
French army westward, and that the Prussian
forces have harrassed his retreat by unremitting
attacks on his hanks and rear. In such circum-
stances no general or decisive engagement would
be fought unless the Prussans had moved rapidly
enough to cut off the French retreat The Prussians
seem to have crossed the MOselle both above and
below Metz large forces remaining at the same
time before that city, and there is no known base
for Palkaos statement in the Corps Legislath that
the Prlssian attempt to cut off Bazane had failed,
for there is no evidence that it had been made IN
snch force as to compel Bazaine to choose between
abandoning the direct line to Chalous and aeeepihg
battle
The latest accounts place iiagaine at Etain 10 vii
Iage 10 miles E. N. r. Of verdunl but the French
appear to nave no information as to the disposition
Sr strength of the Prussian columns threatening his
march If il be true as the French give out, that
Meta is held by a mere garrison, it may be many
ays before great battle can be forced by the PTus-
slams or accepted by the French at any point west OF
Metz Meantime there is likely to be, as during the
last three days continual succession of encounters
between the heads of Pusssn columns and the rear
guard of the French. g. W. s.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
ANOTHER BATTLE NEAR METZ.

AN ADVANTAGE CLAIMED AND HEAVY loss
ACKNOWLEDGE.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug Il, 1870.
The following oficial dispatch has just been made
public
"METz. Aug. 17-3 p. m.--We had serious en-
ragement yesterday the 10th near Gravellotte We
gained the advantage but lost heavily" NOTE
GraveIote is small village six miles Southwest OF
Net. and two miles west of the Moselle.l
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

ceipt of numerous letters from Germans in all sec
tions of this country offering means and shelter to
the Germans exiled from France He states that all
moneys will be transmitted to Berlin through the
Prussian Consuls, but that he has no authority to
accept any aid Oh the part of the Government
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE SITUATION

THE FRENCH BADLY BEATEN AT METZ-HOPEs
OF ENGLISH MEDIATION.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. II, 1870
The Times say the French army received finish
mo stroke nj Metz decisive battle will be fought
at Chalons, after which English Intervention will
take place. The Times also says the Emperor now
knows how grossly he has been mslod as to the war
establishment, and how the public money has been
squandered. He can also see how he has been mis-
guided as to the anti-Prussian feeling In Hanover
Bavaria, Saxony, &c.
The Post says the teleqaphs have been cut in the
rear of the Prussians The French chary Of news
at present. The fighting seems to be good for week
without decisive result. The French are ready to
6obt till the end Paris, thus far, is unadvised OF
any reverses If the Prussians approach Pars'
revolution is inevitable.
The correspondents of the various London papers
confirm the reports previously published that the
French army entered the last conflict III starving
condition.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

THE TRIBUNE is the. only ne'rspapeF ,aa, &c ne ne
unifcd states receiSng tt sPeo'a' -, Snscgl Core
S' .%, q rr ',A SSS Sc % rssan and French armies a"s a.
'I@ "S.~o @ oapa Thus far Tnr TanrSn NE sia,f"s' y Ta
s1sS been used ia an imperfect FORM oy I"s YEA es
s'.,LI world Times, and TheD 'ere 50 use" S''
,,,doy bv The NeO York Herald aud SUM-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

the army which continues to carry out the movement
combined after the brilliant combat Sunday night
Two divisions OF the enemy sought to intercept the
French march, and were repused."
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

A large number of the personal friends and
oteaI sdprers Mr. James Daiy of the Young nes'e
bemocrac Club Of the Eevcnth end a.
AVE MIN reception and seSenade last evening on ny
sst,rn from Walt 60 Ireland Mr.. Ftzs.ucas ss,I -
address 90 behalf Of The seressssss - whses II ~
replied .r .fH n
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE NEUTRAL POWERS.

THE RUMORED ALLIANCE BETWEEN AUSTRIA
AND FRANCE DENIED-wARLIKE PREPARA-
JIONS IN ITALY.
LONDON Wednesday. Aug. H. 1870.
The Abendpost of Vienna denies the correctnes OF
the statement made IN The London Times in regard
TO the friendly attitude of Baron Won Beust toward
French pretensions, and it positively contradicts
The Tmess report that the Austrian Premier had Of
fered to favor a treaty of alliance with France.
The Italian Government has increased her army.
An extraordinary loan, for war purposes, has been
negotiated,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

of lcligoland and the Prussian coast the 10Th day
of August, 1870. FoURIcHoN,
"Vice-Admral Coinmander-in- Chief"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE MISSION TO ENGLAND-AD,uRA FApR.
CUTS PROBABLE sUCCEssOR-DEIINouENr
PAYMASTFRs-THE STATUE OF GEN. RAwIIxs
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSRi
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

ESTIMATE OF CRoPs An abstract Of
the fjrthcoming report from the Depart
ment OF Agriculture upon the condition of
this years crops of the cereals, cotton and
tobacco, says that tie great wheat growing
districts all show a reduction in condition,
rendering 1t certain that the crop of the
year viii be materially less than that Of
1863. Future reports of condition ut and
after harvesting are still elements of the
ultimate estimate, but the average deprecia-
ton OF thirteen per cent, aud the dimiuu-
ton In breadth of about six per cent, would
make the present estimate about 2I0 ,000,-
600 bushels, the decrease being at least AS
OOO,0OO bushels. As an offset to this we
are told that the increase in the breadth Of
corn Is greater than the decrease in acreage
OF wheat. 1t may be placed at five per ceut
or about ], $50, 900 acres. The cotton crop
will probably be little less than -Four mil
lions of bales, and the tobacco crop also
promises well.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, July 81, 1870

BEEF CATTLE-The receipts Of Cattle ;his week
being considerably more than FOR several weeks
back, and the minority Of the stock rather iufe-
ri)r ia quality, buyers were not disposed 10 opcr-
ate until holders reduced their figures from last
week = prices NJ least IT, ON the best aud q, prr
ID on common and medium Cattle when the
market became rather active but before the
close it got rather dan. Some 20 head Of the
arrivals were rcshjpped East without being of
iered here. Prices to-day ranged IS follows I:
Best liccvcs at SGGS8 % generally rated first
quallty at t(USi 20; medium or good tlir
quality 10, 81; ordinary thin Steers Oxen
and Cows, GC'SG - inferior and lowest grades
OF Cattle 2jhE So general average Of the mar
Ect TO day - - extreme range of prices : so
as %. Most of the sales were from s6Gt
per 100 lbs OF the receipts - head came from
OHIO, T3l from West Va, ;47 from virginia
l37 from Md, and II from PENNSYLVANIA. or
the offerings sG8 head were taken 10y Baltimore
butchers, l0T sold TO spectators for Eastern
markets, and ~ head TO country dealers. and
- head to country butChcrs-tOtal sales for the
week lCT head.
SnsGr.-rhe receipts for the past week were
n excess OF last, but with au Hctivc Gemaud
there has been no accumulation Of stock, mud all
good ft sheep found ready sale Good coarse
wool stock Sheep and fat Lambs are iu request
Prices to-day ranged Us follows. Fair TO good
sheep at l4llj cents, good 60 extra aGr.] cents
per ib gross. stock Sheep IjC,~2 per head
lambs ut 2l,~i per head Receipts thi. week
G,32G head, against 5,4J3 last week, and 5Oy
hcld same time lust year.
lIocs-1he supply during thc past week. aI-
though not SO large rs the week prev 9us was
fully equal 90 the demand, and no Che close tu-
day there is % fair inquiry Prices to-day rang
cd as follows At - 0Sl3 for corn-lcI and
j. 2jCHSl2 % per 100 los net for slll-rrI He-
ccpts this week 4,8lD head, ngiust 1882 last
week. aud q, GOO head same time last yoer.-v.4,.
BALrwoHr, No, July %. Howard Srrnt sl-
per Tour, So COOS 10, Wholt. white. new, Sl -l
&C. s5-red, new, 81 90 Ga go Corn. white.
OLD ot GlCG3, cts, new 800, j5 cts. Rye s-.
Ct5l Oj.
On Che 27th, Gold closed IT I2l3, TO New Yors
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~ DAVID 8. MARSHALL. late Denu,,

Postmaster nj this place, noted in our last mum.
Ier as having been arrested on charge of rob
ling ihc mail and taken to Wheeling for hear
ne iciore a United States Commissioner, retnrn-
.i here on saturday last, having been admitted
' Dahl in the sum Of one thousand dollars for his
appearance at the next term Of nc United States
L-,I-ol Count 10 Wheeling, In September next.
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ETA few nights since. at the house Of

ETA few nights since, at the house Of
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his infant child (about 10 months of age) who
occupied the bed with its parents, aroused the
family, who, upon examination, found that il
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CO., ii ousckeepers know how quickly
lemons lose their flavor aud rot. \ simple aud in
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n REMEDY A simple aud effective
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fruit, IS an infusion Of straw berry leaves to be
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Gc- Relaxation from business is not time
lost as many seem to think
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pGeneral Sheridan having obtained
permission to visit Europe and observe the
military operations in progress there, will
proceed to the seat of war, accompanied by
one OF his staff 1t is said that he will Wis.
1t both the French and Prussiln armies in
the field, and will probably remain until
the close Of the war. The Government I
will furnish him with the necessary creden.
iials, but he will pay his own expenses.
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