The New York herald., 1871-01-01
nave voluntarily vsted addresses to Emperor on tho
occasion OF war against Prussia.
Central Provinces.

PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR -
The following address has been resolved upon -
Sire-Ths Council hastens to lay new proof OF its
respect and devotion az the feet OF your Majesty.
ayer nappy 70 assure ass Son s banv IN wa M
France. Long live the Emperor, the Empress, and
ST. FLOUR July 10, 1870.
PREFEcT TO MINISTER INTERIOR -
Council voted an address to Emperor.
MURAT, July 10. ITO.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR =
The same as above.
TULLE, July IS, 1870
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIoR:-
Council resolved upon address to Emperor testify
ing their appreciation ana confidence. You will re-
Ceive by mail Tuesday.
LIMOGES, July 10, 1870.
PREFEcT 10 MINISTER INTERIoR:-
Councils OF Limoges, Bellac Rochechouart and
st. Yrleix have voted addresses to Emperor.
BLoIs, July 49, 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council of Bois has voted the following address,
In this solemn position Of France, we approve vol
unfairly and unanimously OF the energetic and
patriotic measures taken by government for defend
ing the honor and dignity OF France. Confding in
our Just cause and the success OF our arms, we
hasten to offer this proof OF sincere and respectful
devotion to your Majesty, the Empress and Imperial
Crown Prince.
LAoN. July is, 1870.
PREFEcT OF THE AIsNE TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Address has been voted Committees are appoint
ed for sick and wounded.
COMPEIdNB. July Is, 1870.
Council wishes to testify Its patriotic sentiments,
shared In by entire population. Ready to whatever
sacrifices to avenge insult OF France and secure
quick and decisive triumph to our arms. lhe En-
peror NAV rely, in this serious position more than
ever upon our devotion.
Baron MORI0 DE LISLE Prefect
CoRBEIL, July Is. 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR:--
Council expressed patriotic sentiments, inspired
at moment when French army Is going to preserve
honor OF our nag and integrity of our territory 1t
also renewed assurances OF devotion to Emperor
and his dynasty.
MELUN, July IS, 1870,
PRErECT OF SEINE AND MARINE TO MINISTER INTE-
Councils Of Melun, Meaux, Coulommiers and
Provins have manifested their sympathy and appro
baton concerning government by resolutions and
BEAuvAls July 10, 1870.
PREFEcr OF OIsE TO MINISTER INFERIOR
All councils have voted addresses to Emperor ana
scEAux, July 10, 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Same as above.
Eastern Provinces.
BAR-LE-Duc.
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Council voted address to government, promising
active cooperation to secure triumph Of our arms.
shall send II by evening mani.
second aespatcn,. SAHlh-DV'
Councils Of Verdun ana Commercy have voted
| addresses to Emperor.
rnlra aespatcn, bAH-Lh-DV''
| Council of Montmedy has voted address to En-
| peror.
| SEDAN July Is, 1870.
| PREFECT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
! Council has justagreed upon the following reso-
lution:-'Previous TO discussing the affairs Of the
/ reimbursement we approve unanimously OF the en-
| ergetlc acton OF the government In the dticut
position OF the country. Every patriot admits that
France can no longer tolerate the scoilng and IN
suits OF the Prussiaa government without degrading
| herself in the eyes of Europe and sacrificing her
| honor.n
| Under these circumstances all public corporations
especially those elected by general FRANCHISE, must
| oler active and unconditional assiStance; the
council OF . frontier district, whose patriotism IS
| traditional, would violate its duty were 1t not
cerey to approve Of the patriotic manifestations or
the nation and The legislative bodies. IL hopes that
GOD win protect france in this struggle TO which 1t
Is forced fJr The vndication OF its honor and right
CuAuMoNT, July Is 1870.
PEEFECr TO MINISTER INTERIOR
| ADDRESS VOTED TO EMPEROR.
! SIRE-You are forced by patriotism 10 undertake
| ance OF our unlimited confidence IN your Majesty.
our cooperation shall not be wanting 1he whole
country Is with you. When the Prusslans IN the
year 1892 invaded France our fathers, whose worthy
children we are. called all 70 arms, ana the enemy
| fed soon In sight OF our standards. lie shall find at
present that we have not degenerated.
| CnAUMoNT, July IS, 1870.
| PREFEcT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Councils OF Langres and Vassy have voted address
! like that Oi Chaumont.
EPERNAY July 10. 1870.
! COUNCIL AND PREFECT TO EaPgRoR:-
| SIRE The great legislative bodi have CO.
operated with your Majesty ana the uatlon II re-
mains Tor tue provincial corporations TO assure your
MAJESTY that the hearts OF me people are with the
having always intended that France continues to be
| great nation The inhabta Is OF the district nave
| preserved the patriotic sentiments shown by them
| curing former French campaigns. We can tel
your Majesty that they are willing for every
! ice. We know that the soldiers OF the second en-
| pire-the men who fought in the Crlmea and Italy
will be worthy OF their fathers, agd viii renew In o
| second campaign against Prussia the glorious
| deeds OF Jena and Auers,adt
PREFECT A. BARBER.
VAssY, July 1s 1879.
BY proposing to avenge the insult offered TO
France, your Majesty has thoroughly interpreted the
national feeling. At the commencement OF It's meet
| ing the Council passed resolutions congratulating
your Majesty for the energetic action of the govern
| ment, and expressed ardent wishes for a speedy
| and successful result OF the war.
vouzIERs July IS, 1870.
| COUNCIL TO EMPEROR, Paris:-
! SrRE-At moment when France takes up arms TO
defend its injured honor and threatened security,
bchooves the Council Of Nouzers TO express It's SYM
pathy with the actions OF the senate and Assembly.
With the fullest confidence IN the result Of cam
paign conducted by your Majesty yourself 1t offers
Its most respectful wishes and sympathles.
Secretary DEAL.
PRErECT or AUBE TO MINISTER INTERIOR
The five Councils OF Aube haYe voted addresses to
Emperor.
RETHE;. July 10, 1870.
THE COMMON COUNCIL TO EMpERoR:-
SIRE-Snce four years the Interests OF France are
threatened by Prussia's policy, and her recent in
suit 10 our Ambassador has eAasperated the coln-
try As chief of a nation which eagerly watches
over us HOuoT dHu IlsHtS, yOUT Majesty COull not
tolerate such unlimited ambition ana IN furious acts
Your Majesty declared war. All France stands by
you, and the Council Of Rethel would ne wanting in
duty II It did not hasten TO express to you its pa
trlotc sentiments.
REBER0TTH LABESSE, Mayor,
and members o. Council.
LoUBANs July 19, 1870.
PREFECT TO MINISTER or INTERIOR
Council has voted address TO Emperor
AuXERRE, July 10, 1870.
PREFEcT OF YoNSE TO MINISTER OF ISTERIoR:-
Councils OF Auxerre and Tonnerre have voted
patriotic address TO Emperor.
EPTNAI, July 10. 1870
PERFECT OF VosGEs TO MINISTER INrERIoh:-
The Council, In view OF great events in prospect,
hasten to offer TO HIS Majesty, the Emperor, its
sympathes and moral cooperation, fully confdlng
IN speedy success OF our arms
BouRG, July %, 1870.
PREFEcT TO MINISTER INTERIOR
Council OF Belley has voted address TO Emperor