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DOMESTIC MARKETS

CHICAGO PED lT-EIehatge quiet par selng Flour
Medium gfsds moderately active other grades % Sltug ktfs
g. SgGsS ~ Wheat dull and lover sales ONO at s9sic
buyers option BE- sellers Do The afternoon unsettled
eie 8c seller March Corn dull aud lower
Of No 6gg0c in the Afternoon, No "ai du at Cote
Osts dill No 2, 3c ke doll; No 6G6lic Barley que al o.
e2 tof No Mess Port IN fair demand and ZIG hghsr sale. At
azod nc 6 esab &26 % seller ca 2 buyer March Lard Ay.
and llc 04te seller March Meats trHst; Dry
stsd shoulders Toe shod RC Adis l3ic Short Clear d.s
lAc Bel. l3ie loose Ssset Poked Hams HGiie Dressed
HOG trm aud steady At % dividing on DO pounds Lave
Hogs steady tT 4925OSlOtO for Common 10 BIra Prime
Citue steady 65ds6z5 for fair baebeu choice shipping
keosp4 so bills Flour 1000 bush Wheat. zOO bush
Core 1900 bush Oats so kuth Barley, 1900 Hogs Shipment
so ta Four, O bush Wheat lOOJ bush Corn, 100 busa
S,is 800 bush Barley 1850 HON
ALBlsr. Feb lTIbers nothing doing 10 Wheat RYE Corn or
BARLEY that qsoabs VI small lot " MIsd State Bar
ssy al Sc Oat bra, 1t 55636c
sessAIa fsb HIAss DECIDED asI9gsasai u. l...ad
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A. Director, containing a highly favorable
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49, most distinguished railway constructors and
engineers of the country. ,
after thorough Investigation of the merits OF
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BRUSHES of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No.
,, ~, . ~ "'fN JOHN * uOpP6L
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Pyy H. as bales Cottonl2 pk.s Ashes 4l3 bbs Flour, 68o
Su,b wheat 100 bash 5Jl bush Oats LOO bush Malt so
Su Barley IN hush Peas 100 bags Corn Meal
bis Oatmeal pkgs Refined Petroleum $50 bbs Pork o5
Vf Reef on pigs lj5 Lard 100 kegs Lard ~
HIf. S.e,u g5 pIg Butter Cheese 05S pigs Eggs
T. Ia 2 pigs 275 Dressed Hogs u bb Copper
Wl.sy bales WOol ~ bales Hops 90 sides Leather
u Llls Tobacco. % Pig Starch 30 bales SKINS
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prices ucO,y unchanged While The abb coubqis
produce The seoera duge' s's' e'T s market car 10
0,vToo Feb I7-ncut IN be0st demand; sales soo bbi. at
~ S. XII. wheat o%e 10 Mu."tse Glib Ssa At
20 Corn quie, at 81 "a R.r held at ler upl.se C,9'd.
poed cst Mfeed tn fair shorts gd $40 Spsiur.
S % ".o $S* 'i% 70 isa
PHapslrn', Fb TCotoO npch.eget Flour frne, and more
IS; Indi,os and Ohio IS $3.50 IS; Fancy sc sns
~ 80 Whsa' unchanged RE steady at csc Corn IN roo de
Nes yellow H8p9Jc Osts unchanged Petroleum quiet
Me-. Pcs ssGG 10 Lard l5iC WHISKY 0Si for
8AlTsoNE Feb l7Coou du, and nominal Madns. 2I!o,De
g.: Do TI,rs IS 10 Family so 2sG+7 Gu Nils Super
Supe6ae 25 - rs; do Family
80 2lGS6'5 Wheat uocbuged PeuusyNsu 26G" g. Corn
Mess PORK quiet t21 5nGSea Bacon 6rm kb Sides l5l@
quiet at i6e WS,sy Sst,T at ssc for wood to
ebsnrd gnebapsd Tobacco active ..es % hid. Lug.
Mess Pork so SO Ramp Pork n B'con-Shouldes l2lc Clear
Clear sides lse Breakfast Bacon s' a.%sSos" Cured 10"
6rrEorr feS wsssiIRltrs very 6@ =. 81 2s other grades
unchanged 7O5Jc for New Dressed Hogs dull 80 23@
ToLEpO Peh 7-Flou dnl whe,, da and unch.uged Corn
c cS9I 900 bush Wheat S''"''1' bush "''' ''' 'a
Mw.uKEE Feb I7-PlOut nominal, unchanged whes. dull =.
$3.50 No. 8c for No O STEADY sc for No Corr
auchugsd Rye nominal BARLEY nominal Dressed Hogs
ReceP2 ono bJls Flour OO bush Wheat shPms"ts-'oo Dds
No 2ReI Corn sales 0,s-NOs1ug doing Rye s'd'
81 S9s5c BsreY deeiungi No Canada held al 81 90 oAo
CiscrSslrr Peb n-FOur unchanged wbe,s dull a. 81 osS
~ 10 % Red Wq mt no w eS a ssSs Sa ' ssy da and
Spnbg latter price for Canadian: 2natl
good demand sales 81 bids New Trash $ls6s25 for r
e. good on Ty d and ..GO Mess : Per-: S g .a i m"
s17d ~ 2 sales Bacon Isaar Shoulders dnl q. y. &
G.c packed Hams dull at III 9ec Exchange dull
.s.qilO Of. buying.
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THE MARKETS.
rcsreur, teVorted for THs TRiSrNKi

fCsrealrv reported for THs TRlsrNhi 80 So.
'N'''-' 49, TprRSDAY Feb. l7. 1870.
ASUES-Pots tTm and 10 alr demauui sA'oS - -
Pear iutct,ve sud uonusl - --,..-,.-,- e..
COTTOS Se and beav somewhat panckv particularly tof
Oh ftg, nader strong pressure sell short OWING 70 heay e'eS
a. urfvorabe 4i,os There are hut lev outeTs We
he close sales 6 ss evening" TOT illle de
1,s; $50 bales February e3l; l0 bales March Al -
Tor March AZ DC; March a. i4sct + Tor Apf q, 49,
1n f Ma on rryate 2O for Nav al "a W. u" TOT
90 fr Nay Al 2,lc; Juue private terms oo ol
fer inn. A. 2i!c: Juy private terms no
o. Auevs on private terrusaH bass 81 Low Ma gs anu w
Is mining Mlhngs March al & and lO bales DO do,
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.iu bar a
frss prices; sales Of 255 bag, tt Ms1sr ' bags 81 ye
Louise resa '' bags et S'srn and ~" Dag Ss. ~ NS
FOa AM MEAL-Uc,ie aud state Flour ars e's active bot
o. there has been good demand for The future the medium and
b grades steady though quiet ,le ,aes ar oV oo a. ~
> % TO- Paooy state IS pass Is for the low grades Of " er9
- r. Mareo and low. IS 2oqBs for Cty Shipping
1,T.' - 14 p aG - q ioS Fsnv DO $3.50 30 for
Water w6et STATE I'D Res,STn % IS IA SO 20 for ~
sss 1 Sss So ga s. for Doq6e' g sod 80 30 for
Ala 10 arrive Marh 10 s9d loo bos Suie to sIuys
+5.1 California ard Oregon Flour is nace and prices are
n 8 80 Soethe Flour in better demands The low gTauss
a s'-se active Tor tue W est i5les sAs, o. & o 90
y s6 % m F,'a Georgia and Vrgma; @e 1gat % Tor fs@
y IS for Famr Rre Flour frne and fairy active sa'ss OF
& @ u 60 Corn Mr9i Is Dun ald heavy; sales OF IN n
a. - IL ' Ty sra ~ 20 3 100 STATE. sad - soS
TsEiGHTSTtc f-nre Of ship b,v. restricted eu'in'.
IL o7 egs.e- So bales Cotton BY steamer 70 HAVE " -
GEASrf. wfsn, market opened heavy and With less favorable
p,Ss nom greater 6Due rsghts prices decreases
y Der bush Oh, business export lss t@en only Moderate ns
ga, ha 9s " are 81 co. BUSH St = 9 or spras,
10. Ordinary No laoat 2sd - . for Amber
y store and sa9.: 3 ~ III - % White Ncbssp 81 30 for Amber
g. sfost ; ga Geoeeeths sey for "DlehL
Tfy Is and Esav7 sales 1900 bush s7d9oc for ordinary
bush sooue state At se Ba' MAJ az g1e 1s9
Ira 10 o, s ' l I w .,cie 5e aaoat ava Fancy
per sfost Jersey ard Sous3,l
S sooi Eastern demand 3aic better; on NI-d vrry
= Ws.ierp Mil.d a, soasOo RuDued ~ Od@ o. aud Od
\ nominal * Jersey 1elOw Al s4aH'c-
HN-n1e light su good demand the market i MN AZ
eyag Shipping. aud n ~ u oTketsll oS
AOLANSES description We po'e
- rnur business ir New-tr-ans al 15Us'e
'Gpt noninaL Sprt
limited she market unsettled and pucs
r,k sales 40 4G4-lc Rons Sihout ohange TIE hl'
r.,s hut somewhat unsettled sales ho bh
Good strained a. 2ga ~ Is We quote No - 80
y B. - - .. Pale. $fQS5 Extra Do - 'N
- Glsss IS 5Od ~ 80 Tar is quoted at 81 5Oa -
H. Washington ADD " i.uugiob-
OILS-Amecau trU At the late Advance quote
~ for casks ami b1s EugsA do nominal Crude Feb o. are
Whale and : 20 MANU-
,.ld Oils are que, Lard OIL is an at 0sl IS
Oilet O'Is inactive
90 bbs a.
,f Ne gle for New do; $3.50
Is Tor delivery 80 bhs Mess this
zoath for March st 70 50 Beef Is without ob2tge;
sss Of 20 bbs al 5od +j ot Plain M
4lt0 Tor Tierce Beefs dull and nominal 81 -
o City and ga % feT nda Mess Beef Ham'
eadv - bis AZ S9d : u ioI Sern
Meats steady. with mo'!se demand sales OF 20 Tgs
pr Sailed shoulders, lldlltc for Pckedi HStc
- Dry Sailed Bsms sud +GlSe for Picked do e latter an eItene
demAud; Of 80 boxes W Il5c for Cumher
Uut Jorg Cesr Dressed Hogs 6rme quote
Western AID l2G2.c Tor City. Lard bmB held bot
Of ln ibis aud tCs Al liic ONO lot
-c for City. ut Isl Isle for Fair to Prime Steam
ErrKH-Ibe demand 70, anything but the grades other
y creeping 10 prce We quote;
t1ranv County mans
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THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE STREETS
CuIRAssIERs CHARGE on THE PoPULACE-
TROOPS GUARDING OLLIvIER's PALACE
PREPARATIONS FOR Defense.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE III
Paris writes last night (Sth):
1.-The proclamation of Marshal Baraguey DILL
hers against forming groups in the street is nearly
dead-letter. There are always, day and night large
assemblies about the office of the Minister of the
Interior waiting for news and there are consldera
ble groups about all the kosks where newspapers
are sold reading news aloud and commenting
"The reason (which missed finding out last
night why the cats were shut up on the boulevards
at Il o'clock. was that the crowds of people clamOr
ing for arms had been charged upon by cuirasslers
and the se,gerts de rile, and good many arrested
The Place de Vend6me was inaccessible all the even
ing; the entrances from the Rue de la PAX ana the
hue Hayre being kept barred by strong bodies OF
the National Guard to prevent NJ. Olliviers palace
from being mobbed'
The Liberte of Monday (Sthl says The defense oil
Pans is assured. But 10000 men are needed There
10000 already in the forts; 10000 are arriving
from Cherbourg. The National Guard can furnish
10000. The GaIde Mobile is TO be immediately IN
eOrporated with the line. The Empress says that
the news from Headquarters reassurng; the I'M
mediate danger has passed all the proposed dspos-
hons have been made" I'VE would give more news,
adds the LiJertf but for informing the enemy fg-
arc reckons that q divisions of French infantry and
eight of cavalry altogether 22OOOO men have not
yet been engaged" q. W. $.
GENERAL ENROLMENT OF CITIZENS IN
IHt HOME EGUARD-yIGOROUS PREPARATIONS
FOR The DEFENsE OF PARIS.
PARIS, Tuesday Aug. Q, 1870
Inc ministers have addressed the following pTOcla-
nation to the Parisians:
"Our army is concentrated. New effort has impaired
"a II fresh hope and confidence But agitation here will
lessen the moral force Of the army and act against IT,
Paris rising, the French army will be between two fires.
We prepare for the defense OF Paris The deputes viii
cooperate with us Let all good citizens help to prevent
disorder. Those who wish will have arms furnished
them and will be sent 10 the front at once"
decree published to-day relative 10 the incorpo-
ration in the ranks of the National Home Guard of
all citizens between the Of 10 and 40 years who
do not already belong TO some of the military OF
Ranizations conyOkes all chiefs Of cOrps,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

THE FRENCH EMPIRE ON THE VERGE OF
C0LLAPsE-THE EMPRESS PREPARING FOR
FLIGHT-CAUsE OF THE FRENCH DISASTERS
THE RESOURCES OF FRANCE
LONDON Tuesday, Aug. o. 1870.
The PaU Mali Gazette has assurances from private
sources in Paris that the Empire is on the verge OF
collapse. The Germans are expected in Paris. Even
if they are arrested the Empire is dead. Inc faris
ans receiving arms and they are all Republicans
at heart. The establishment of Provisional Govern
ment is already talked Of The Orleanists, through
Gems. Changarnier and Trochu are in the ascendant
and eminent Imperialsts are leaving France
The Pail Mall Gazette also says that the Empress
Eugene is preparing for fight.
The Times ascribes the French disaster to the En-
perors obstinacy in refusing sound military advice
and to bis illness and thinks the Emperor Will be
made TO pay the penalty of his i'll success his name
being already omitted in the acts by which the
Regency seeks to rally the people. Things arrange
themselves if he not expected to resume ms
pOwer-as if testing how he may be dispensed with
altogether The only question is. who shall hrst
utter the word "abdicaton."
Edmond About writes to Paris paper from the
field bitterly condemning the Emperors msmanage-
ment. He says:
Having declared war he let the Prussians begin IT,
True, neither party ready yet the French Iost ~
days IN useless marching ana cOuhNIhdI0hihS' my
surprised at Wessenburg by an enemy whom there
vedettes TO watch, skrInshers to meet ana
no settled plan to repel"
The Official journal Of Paris after describing the
and the patriotic spirit of the nation when
has always been an obstacle to Prussian ambition,
asks what other Power would like to see Prussia
making the North and Baltic Seas Prussan lakes
invading smaller States and acquiring dangerous
preponderancyi Favorable signs are already ap-
parent England, satisfied with the categoric assur-
ern frontiers of France by causing Belgium neu-
trality to be respected. In Sweden, Norway and
Denmark the popular feeling is with France, and
the Emperor of Russia gives proofs of the best un-
derstanding with France Austria and Italy are
arming and will cause embarrassment to Prussia
French diplomacy is not more idle than French
arms will be- and France will prove that she has not
degenerated in 1870.
The Paris Parie says the Government has called
upon all former officers and soldiers who served III
the armies of France to take grades in regiments OF
volunteers or of the Garde Mobile which are TO go
TO the front Immediately and that the request has
been greeted enthusiastically, numbers having re-
sponded to the call.
The Prussian Cross Gazette protests against the
attacks on England, whose just neutrality 1t ap-
proves.
The North German Gazette is grateful for the action
of South Germany, and says the Federal Government
will study to reward it.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
rHr ERENcH POSITION AT METZ.

THE PRUsSIANS CONCENTRATED IN FRONT or
TIE rowN-NO FIGHTING SINCE SUNDAY
STRENGTH OF THE FRENCH FORCES.
PARIS Tuesday, Aug ., 1870.
The following dispatches concerning the situation
at Metz nave just been received here;
Mrz Tuesday. Aug g. ls7O-s:3O a. IN.
The enemy is in large measure concentrated IN
front Of Metz. Marshal Bazaine has direction of
operations The corps of Gen. Frossard has retired
m good order on Metz. All has been quiet during
the night The Emperor has just gone TO the gen
eral headquarters OF Marshal Bazaine.
MErz, Aug. 9, 1s7O-1O p. IN.
Gen. Chmgamier has arrived here He was CON
Quoted from the railroad station To the Prefecture
by AN honorable citizen Of the town. The General
was I'm civilians dress. He was Immediately taken
into the presence of the Emperor Public opinion
here receives with favor the advent of Gen. Chan
garuiel.
MErz Monday, Aug s-Evening.
The army Is concentrating to march to the Nosges
and defend the passages.
The official dispatches state that Marshal Bazaine,
the COMMANDMENTS Chief, has 10000 men at Metz,
Gen MacNahon $1,000 al st. Avene, and Gen. Can
robert $4,000 at Nancy 1t is also stated that Gen.
Failly is .u communication with Marshal Mac
Mahon The morale OF the army is excellent There
has been no fighting since the 7th In the battle OF
FroschweTer, 10000 Of the enemy attacked $4,000
men under MaoAlahon.
The following report was telegraphed from Metz
yesterday al 1915 a. H.:
"The corps Of Gen. Faily, which was not engaged
IN the recent actions is the rallyng point of the
army Il has not been disturbed. Marshal Mae
Mahou mas executed the movements prescribed tor
him
Gen. Trochu has entered upon the duties of Major
General OF the Army. 1t IS not known whether Mar
shal LebUuf viii have any command.
A dispatch from Gen. Frossard, who is stationed
between Metz and Nancy printed in the Pdtje, says
the Emperor has been solicited to return to Paris by
the home generals and replied - will only return
dead OF Victorious
la Libert saws the Emperor is in the neighborhood
of Metz. and that the Corps of Gen. Frossard has
united with that of Bazaine who now has 10000
men
An correspondents Of foreign newspapers have re-
ceived orders 10 go from Metz to Nancy.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
THE RECENT BATTLES.

REPORT OF THE KING OF BAyARIA-sUBsE-
oUENT PERATIONs-INEFFECTUAL STAND
OF THE FRENCH AT NIEDERRBUN-sEyERAL
PIECES OF ARTILLERY AND A LARGE GUAM
TITY OF STORES CAPTURED-THE FRENCH
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1870.
The King Of Bavaria makes the following report
concerning the battle of Worth;
Early on the morning of the 9TH inst just as our
troops had left their bivouac TO march on Ergolz-
helm the thunder of cannon was heard. Our move
ments were hastened, and we came up with the
First Corps, which was engaged with the enemy.
"Tbe Bavarian troops were placed in action at
once and participated in the assault upon the nights
of Guemene which were carried about o'clock, the
French being repulsed in disorder, and with heavy
loss The action was severe and sanguinary'
The King issued a congratulatory order to the
Second Corps, thanking them for their conduct and
gallantry.
The following official dispatch is dated at HON.
burg in the Palatinate, 945 a. M, August S;
YESTERDAY. after the battle of Worth, the enemy
retired in the greatest disorder. The French aril-
lerv endeavored to make a stand at Niederbrun.
The town was taken by the Bavarians The cavalry
of Wtrtemberg captured the enemys stores and
four pieces of artillery at Reichsofen. The dead
and wounded covered the route of the re-
treating army. This morning have occupied
| Haguenau evacuated by the enemy. The German
troops hold both banks of the Saar, having occupied
Sarreguemnes and Forbach, after only slight re-
sistence by the French"
| The losses of the French in the battle of Worth
were 5000 killed. wounded and missing, and 6,OOO
prisoners. MacMahons baggage many cannon and
two long railway trains were captured. The Prus-
sian cavalry in their pursuit captured thousands of
stragglers, who had thrown away their arms The
Prussian loss was $500 killed and wounded.
The King of Prussia, on passing through Neustadt
yesterday, received great reception. The streets
and roads were filled with joyful people who waved
flags covered the King with flowers and cheered
wildly. Count Won Bismarck, Gen. Won Room and
others addressed the people and thanked them for the
| King.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
THE BATTLE OF WEISsENBURG.
THE TROOPS ENGAGED-MEN FROM NASSAU,
FRANKFORT, AND sILEsIA SHARE IN TIE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBuNEl
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. ., 1870.
Further dispatches from the correspondents OF
THE TRIBUNE, respecting the battle of Weissenburg,
say the two regiments that suffered most severely IN
attacking with the bayonet, are the Kings own
Grenadiers and the 5Oth Fusiiers. The one was re-
cruited near Dantzic the other in the environs OF
Leiegniz in Silesia. They good troops, of Gen.
Steinmetzs severe training but not the best of the
Prussian army. A bayonet attack of Brandenburgers
and Pomeranians means yet different thing. Regi-
ments of the Eleventh Army Corps, recruited in the
Electorate of Brandenburg in Nassau, and in Frank
fort co6peTated with the regiments above-named,
and thus for the first time fought Prussian sol
diers As nothing is stated about their losses, it
would appear as if had been taken not to expose
them too much the first time. The remainder of the
troops engaged were Bavarians of the Second Bava-
rian Army Corps, from Franconia and from the
Palatinate itself. Gw.s.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
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THE NCAPACITY OF NAPOLEON
LEBGUF REMOVED TO PREVENT MuTISY IN TIN
FRENCH ARMY-NO OFFICIAL NEWS OF PRUs-
SIAN MoyEMENTs-wHY MCMAHON WAS DE-
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. Q, 1870
Letters from Metz speak in the most undisguised
way of the calamitous and fabulous incapacity oi
the Emperor Marshal lie Beuf and all the military
dandies composing the military staff Of the army
utterly lost the confidence Of the army, snc the
change in the command was an absolute necessity
to prevent mutiny.
All this while, there is no official news whatever
of the whereabouts of the Prussian army, and, I'M
der the circumstances. no news is bad news"
1t is stated that Gen. MacMahon wanted some
days before the battle, to fire the forests in his
front, through which the Germans came down un-
expectedly upon the French, but the Emperor de-
clined to authorize the step.
lie Favre editor of the Soir, who has just arrived
in Paris from Forbach, says he witnessed the entire
destruction of Gen. Frossard's corps and claims To
speak for 10000 French soldiers who were cut IA
pieces by the fault of their leaders, and who amented
with then latest cry that they fell uselessly. Thd
universal cry of the army NJ Fayre says is give US
generals that can trust.
The Soir was hitherto Government paper, but u
attacks the Ministers for clingng to power, and
augmenting the garrison of Paris when every
aoldier is wanted at the frontier. Ii further
says: Every soldier now here is an insult to us
If you are incapable of saving your country, the
country must save ITSELF
1t was rumored in Paris to-day that the Emperor
Is expected at st. Cloud incognito. G.w.s.
CRITICAL CONDITION OF THE EMPIRE.
NAPoLEoN's RETURN TO PARIS CONSIDERED
DOUBTFUL-THE RUMoRED ALLIANCE BE-
TWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY UNTRUE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug Q, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE writes
from Paris late on Monday evening sthD: From
what hear of the feeling among the people and
army think it more than possible that Napoleon
will never reGnter Paris. The army is sick OF his
amateur generalshp.
The statement in the GdUtois OF secret alliance
between France and Italy, and the expected reen-
forcement of 100000 Italian troops, is certainly false
No matter what the King may have promised. hs
troops would not march, g. VS..