The New York herald., 1871-03-23
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Tie English Press en- tic Angl0-Ameri-
can Difficulties.
TEE nUsso-PRUssyAM ALLIANCE
Mr.. 0do Russell, the English Government
and the Treaty Of 1855.

TIE North German LleYds steamer Thuringia, Cap
sain Ehiers, from Hamburg March s. via Plymouth
the 1th, arrived at this port yesterday. She brings
two days later news from England and the Centi-
nent than that received by the City Of London.
Hostility 60 the Germans Is said to be increasing
in Paris and The anti-German League comprises all
classes among Its members.
The Eastern Railway company has resumed the
working OF the railway from Luxembourg to MetZ,
by way OF ThionviIia.
A letter from Ostend OF the 4th inst says thar
many French families who had taken refuge in
osend are preparing to leave the town to relurn to
France.
TIE cpsnfone Natto1laIe says that the particulars
already gone into by the commission on finance lead
70 tie conclusion that the cost OF the France
will be IoEnd 10 have exceeded four mirrds OF
francs.
IL is stated that on the morning OF the 9TH instant
more lan five Thousand letters from Paris were de-
lNered In Brussels, beng ihe accumulation OF corre-
spondence fer some time. The post nencelortn Will
be regular.
Tbe town OF HAVE has started an anti Prussiou
league and has called upon all patriots to refuse
any employment 70 prussiaRs and not to have any
dealings with them on any account whatever Such
measures viii permit OF tie employment OF Alsa-
tGAs IN the posts Jermery occupied By the Germans.
The Wessi Gazette says that tie part Of the ma
tonal debt belonging to Alsace ana Lorraine, and
the compensation 10 the railway companies and sun
Cry other oednciions VIII amount to about one
mnh4rd. France viii, therefore, have TO pay Only
four IallliaraS 10 Germany.
The journal Ges o5SatS SAYS that riots OF a serious
character have taken place at lie Creazo the faco.
ries OF 81. Schneider. Soldiers OF The armr of ,lc
yosTes were sent 10 the snot and succeeded In eus
ling the riots inc rinSleaders we're arrested, ana
measures have been taken 10 prevent rep etition or
these deploraole disturbances
Tho Inhabitants OF the new Continental Poland lose
no opportunity for maniiesting their attachment to
Their Father&nd. gho females, especially in Alsace,
wear ribbons aud cocEad S III tie French national
co!ors
La discussing the Russell Bismarck incilen. the
Lo4don Standard says Il has done more to throw
dlscredt on tie diplomacy ingiand and lower her
innuence than anything tlat occurred during the
disastrous year ot 1870.
The Hamburger Nachr-schtea admits the existence
Of a treaty or understanding between Russia and
Prussia 1t says that great Influences were brought
to bear upon both Austria anu ltay, with the view
ol inducing them 10 all France, but that the attitude
CT Russia restralle3 them.
The Londoa Ao54tiaG ioSt as learned that there Is
abundant evidence o. disposition The par OF The
American members q the JOINT Commission to treat
or fair terms, aBo thai the prospect Of the Commits
sion are very promising. The fisheries question Is
TO be first discussed aAd after ii the Alabama ciai
Guilty.
Among the members OF the National Assembly
who yoed for the ra.ilcation o the terms Of peace
were the following officers, naval and military
General fatadnes General Clangarnler Genera,
Damperie, General Dlerot, Admiral iouTicl on All
Iairal De Aour}, General 10 Iio 0iinlster OF MaD,
those WHO voted t4e other Gy were &c. eral Clar2y
SeAerai Lii.ot ana General 4-azure.