The New York herald., 1870-07-24
hews because newspaper without news would be
no paper at Rliu
EVEN FALSE NEWS,

no paper al Alts"
EVEN FALSE NEWS,
IL is said, the people would eagerly devour because
they want something to tickle their palate for the
moment and care not II the whole matter IL untrue,
FOR the contradiction oft VIII tickle them again, and
from one assertion to the other to one more
contradictions. the more Of excitement there is
the better II s for the people Thus at least argue
the people themselves. And when q conscientious
man tells the reader that In far as exciting news
Is concerned In respect to AFFAIRS in Europe there
was no startling Intelligence whatever, he VIII be
considered man Of no stretch of imagination and
his ability for giving news viii be considered less
than nthl.
Sun, II is not necessary to draw upon any ones
imagination IN order to startle the people. The
facts as they are have too earnest bearing. For
instance the German BANKERS or at least consid-
cradle number OF them, yesterday received instruc
tions by cable from bankers and brokers on the
European Continent that they should no more
REMIT TO ENGLAND;
that is that for covering drafts and other bills
banking firms on the Continent or Europe. no re-
mittances to England, especially London, should
be made. No cause was given why CONT
mental bankers should be afraid OF their col
leagues in the British capital, nor was
there any explanation promised. But In Wow of the
financial condition OF the monetary centres in
Europe as given IN the HERALD for the last two or
three days.. not at asurprisng that London cx-
change Is below par the several Bourses Europe
a relation OF money influence which Is quite new,
and tue Ike OF which has never been known on the
Continent The reason for this may be found IN that
even
THE HAMBURG STEAMERS
have al last concluded to stop running. Why Sim.
ply because the Prussian government has officially
declared its inability to protect them against the
French feet, ana has advised all German merchant
vessels 10 seek the nelrest port OF refuge and
main there until advised BY the proper authority
that II would be safe 10 venture out again.
Under these circumstances II Is not necessary TO
imagine sensation, the several facts above men.
toned being In themselves sufficient to create
A SENSATION.
And what sensation Think OF 1t No more re-
mttances on England, no more departures to Eu-
rope by German steamers What Will become or
20 much dependence upon themselves and so much
independence Of all other nations that happen what
may The people in this country will nnd II possible to
live, and not only that, but to prosper Also
OVER SIX HUNDRED
Germans, II s said have been sent to Europe by the
agency Of the North German Consul and 1t expected
that more than = - ''.-:-,,.
.,a., --'' % - Two HUNDRED
German physicians will be provided with similar &C.
commoddtons AS to the latter no oneineed complain,
for the less the number OF PHYSICIANS the better the
rate OF mortality. At least that Is The popular expe-
rlence.
GOLD SELLING AT THE FIFTH AVENUE. -
The usual crowd OF gold specu gathered at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening, but there was
very little done IN the way Of buying or selling, The
price opened at 1879 and finally Went TO 120 which
figures there were few sales made, but no one
seemed disposed 10 buy'to any extent the gene raj
impress seemed TO be that tho price was conn ny
down rather than gong UP, despite the latest news
from Europe, which stated that Prussia had enrolled
loo, 600 men and had instructed all her consus in
foreign States to forward at once every German
Liable to military duty. Some OF the 'buils argued
nAt the state OF things Is good index to the pro-
longed and sangunary manner lii which tile war
Will be carried on anl that consequently gold will
60 up all efforts to he contrary noty outstanding.
hnwnyar no hay nch a.-
feel, as the price only advanced from ll91t to 10,
where 1t renamed.