The New York herald., 1870-09-10


supply the following interesting items OF general
news ard facts connected with the then existing
progress of the Franco Prussian war.
1t seems, says an English Journal that one OF
the ladies' OF honor to the Empress has been ac-
cued at least by the Paris press OF sending ntelIt
gence to the enemy. The lady is Bavarian by
birth, but has married Beauharnais, thus becoming
connection of the Emperor She Is, 1t Is said, 10
be sent to ner native country.
Several Of the Paris journals say that the Empress
telegrapned TO the Emperor as follows:-"rhey say
IN Paris that you have placed our son where spent
balls fal ] pray you to place him where fall the
balls that KILL" t@
The Soir says that two Cadls have arrived in Paris,
offering 10 the Minister OF War the services OF 10000
Kabyle horse iully equipped.
NJ. Gandin, OF the Bureau de Longitudes, says he
has invented machine which will throw q million
Of proIectles at once so as TO kin at 1870 metres
and to injurc seriously at 5000
Count de Palikao stated that lie had reason to
know that the total loss OF Germans IA the last four
battles die not fall short OF 10000 men. Here
peaRd this assertion several times.
General Lebrun has been appOinte1 to replace
General Trochu in command Of the Twelfth corps.
The Prussan spy named Harth, taken at Glen, on
the Orleans Railroad, was sentenced 10 death by q
CO1lSeu de gtterre.
The Figaro says that the Prusslans shoot any Of
the Fanc-tireurs that fall into their hands, and tnat
prisoners.
The Postmaster General of Berlin, Stephan. has
left for Asace and Lorraine 10 reorganize the postal
service according to the Prussian system.
letter from the coasts OF Hanover says that
sunk by the Prussians aud thus on the 18th ult.
Bremen vessel was blown up in the port OF Jahde.
The Prussan ships do not now dare TO nut TO sea-
letter from Nancy SAWS That the Crown prince
who was there at the time with 5000 Prussians.
had invited the preet TO dinner, paid visit to the
bishop, and had exempted the town T0m contriDu-
tOns
The Queen Of Prussia has formed society for
relieving Germans expelled from France.
Five thousand maps Of the fortifcatlons OF Paris
are being sent TO the German army
wears OF age who Degged to be allowed 10 20 out as
a rirandt1e She had been out in the same capacity
in tie Russian campairu where she Was wounded
three times and was also at WaterioO. She says
sle wants TO dismounl few Prusslaus.
At Copenhagen subscription has been opened
LIMA have also commenced q subscription for the
same purpose.
The ODiUiOn NdtOndle saws that the sel!-lenial OF
MARSHALL NacMahOn and CanroberC has not been
su,fciently noted they are both seniors to Bazainc,
yet they nave not only submitted his authority,
Int II IA soid that tlley have themselves named him
as tine lit Commander in chief.
Colonel Sails, Of the Second Swiss division, has IN
their cars and baggage cannot be allowed TO encum-
bcr permanently the high roads, and ADVISES stcn
no military operations going on.
The Paris journals deny the official Prusslan de-
| carrying Tag OF truce.
The gurboats destined for the defence Of Paris
have arrived in the capital They do not all draw
the same depth OF water and some OF them are, it
Is said so constructed as TO be able to navigate not
only on the Seine. but on the Marne. 1t Is stated
that the command or these vessels Is con1ded to
Captain Thomasset, OF the Imperial Navy, formerly
chief OF the star to Vice Admiral Jurien de la Gra
were.
A correspondent, who has been travelling simply
m the character OF an ordinary English gentleman,
a wo ~ no pc @ 81 any re-
war broke out, writes as foows:-"We have just
taken post horses ana visited the two camps which
Ions We went over everything saw artillery
and iniantry reviewed and fifteen regiments in
twice, aud with no obstruction, but, on the
contrary, with politeness everywhere" In q
again acknowleages the polite attention ne has ex.
perienced in all quarters and concludes by declar-
Ing his % conviction n that Judging from what he heard
things ana q feeling he elssr .ds sas
cnanne nirn enis ns M c is an naspendens
ability and has represented his county in Parlia-
n'fh the Cologne gazette of the 14n OF August saws
that the Germans must give 'inisliing stroke not
only 70 the Bonaparte fany' but to the French ma
ton." ,
Prusslan government holds exactly the same SAN Ian. AM
The Prince OF Schwarzburg.Rudols.adt, who Is
seventeen T years o. age. the brother OF thc Grand
duchess OF McckicnDurg-Scnwer1n mas joined the
army as private IN tne Meckienbur9 First Dragons,
, esna, rans W ii' hsi' d. "P"oc W ci"n
." Tho L;a1r1 savs.-"pira ~ baa moae =, 70 cot,
a Joke against France saving TINT the 1oUo 1c"cE,
had been Somewhat plrcked nnI must moi in fntnree
crow an loudiv Wc wish to os, what vn,ca "a he ;r
ialibihty would have had we not extended to him
the aims OF our prot 3ctonr
NJ. Jeannerod, correspondent OF the Temps, says
that the Prusslan soldiers wear very commonly
underneath their shirts u piece OF sole leather.
about ten inches square, which Is hard enough TO
turn bullet unless struck perpendlculariy ana Is
very good defence against lance or sabre.
The first French gun taken IN tho war was by
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