The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-10

man Qsl n'afnse pas les douceslrs.p Az az Pont-A-
Mouss0n, every one at Barbecue dealing In mere
onered hts wares fer sale, but could nothing
In hi4 window except copies OF the "Marselllaiae."
bought largely py the Prussian soldiers ana work
bears this curious and comprehensive title. 1.-THE
Art OF Living Cheaply,. OF Preventing uundatons
and OF Creating lncalculable Riches"
TWO SIDES TO livery STORY.
German paper explains the fine Of 100000 francs
imposed ON the town OF Epernay, Of which 80 much
has recently been said to prove the charge that the
Prussians are merciessly exacting. Lieutenant
Wiese and Lieutenant Count 6chmellow. OF the
Posen Uhlan regiment with q few subalterns ana
men, We're sent to Epernay to carry out acquisitions
OF provisions and az embargo on coffee TO While
town Count schmelow was az the railway station
with the same object. A crowd rapidly collects on
al such occasions, and this happened to the Count.
Their movements were accompanied by loud talk
ing anu there ensued regular scuie, In which che
Count Count was hlt from behind BY . shot, aud two
unlan6 TELL The Count had TO be left behind. and
the company lett the town. On the sth inst the
flitn army corps passed through the town. and was
commissioned 10 make strict inquiry The town
was invested, and the investigation opened with the
following result:-The ARRAY was not so much the
fault OF the inhabitants OF Epernay as or ten men OF
the engineer corps 10 whom three runaway Turcos
had joined themselves aud who had been despatched
TO blow up bridge: As TO Count Schmellows fate.
10 was asceftained that he was merely wounded aud
In that condition conveyed Dy Rheims to Paris. For
this outrage within its walls Epernay was visited
sum was Immediately called Ia.
wHAr TIE woRKIsGMEs OF GERMANY THINK OF
THE WAR.
Mr.. Robert Applegarth the intelligent secretary Of
the Amaaamsted Society OF Carpenters ana Joiners,
on his return from visit to Germany aud the Rhine
ronter where he had gone for the purpose Of ascer
tanning the effects aud influences OF the war upon
the working GLASSES and upon their homes and occu-
p2tions, states. as one result OF his Inquiries that
up 10 the capture OF the Emperor and the advent OF
the republic in France the worl1ngmen OF Germany
generally were ready W make any sacrince for the
vigorous prosecution or the war, out that now they
almost unanimously Of opinion that enough has
been done TO ylndicate the honor and secure the
safety Of Fatherand, and are In favor OF cessation
OF the war and the return Of the army as soon a.
peace be concluded They are entirely opposed to
the attack PARIS or TO lighting against the French
rEpublic ana strongly protest against any attempt
on the part or tho King Of Prussia 10 annex any
portion Of the French territory. The German repub-
hcans. VINO are very numerous and strong In al the
large towns, are organizing united movement for
calling upon the King OF Prussia to conclude at
once IN honorable peace with the French republican
government and 10 disclalm all idea OF the annexa-
uon OF either AIsace or Lorraine. The council Of
the International Workmen's Association In London
have also received letters from their branches In
Germany expressing the same ylews.