The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-27
G. T. z NJ. A n z.

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Frsnkfsrf Crowded with seidiers-Beneward
Round-paris Bankers mud Merchants
Fears About Returning 90 the Capital
What They Think About the Prospects Of
the Resserasion-The International Society,"
The Free Religious Comnannisies-AIsac
and Lerraine-The Bour>e.
FRANKFORT, June &, 1871
The streets Of our town present often
strange aspect While the German troops are
returning their homes and are marching with
rying banners from one station TO the other, the
streets are filled with French prisoners on their
passage, who frequent the public houses and pur-
chase a lew TIMES in the shops. Most OF them
have learned a little German and they are on such
friendly terms with people that II may be hoped
they will enlighten their connirymen about German
affairs, the total ignorance OF foreign matters being
the source OF most Of the calamities OF France.
Only small part still wear their old uniform in
rags The Others wear blouses dressed
civilians. Since peace mas been signed many
PARIS BANKERS AND MERCHANTS
have come here from Belgium, where they resided
during the German siege, and some OF them
now going on an ark doves message 10 Paris for
investigating whether IL would be safe for them 10
with their families and 10 resume business.
All OF them are OF opinion that new troubles will
begin should really The Count OF Chambord he in
stalled on the throne. Thus France though stunned
now Nv the armies OF the Communists VIII soon re-
over from TINS stupor ana VIII not tolerate the re-
turn the ancient regime. II must even he
admitted thai though the hands of the incendiarics
were French the heads were elsewhere; there Is no
doubt II was
THE WORK or THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION,
ueau IN Lpudon
rainiGcatons everywhere. It is reported that
papers have found at the houses OF tie French
leaders, incuipalug the chiefs or the social Com
munist party IN Germany, England AID Belgium.
ana should This be corroborated no doubt they
WIN IN tins country be brought before the
courts and their association VIII he broken
up ana made penal for the future. In the
Reichs,ath Deputy Bebel had the andacity TO
defend the Commune. lie was listened to as 10 ol
digging his own grave. and thus he was disayowed
lly even the most democratic members. There is no
field for socialist OF communist theories in lhls
country. NOBODY believes mat the work OF evil
people. priuters or Journevmen tsliors. cobblers,
ana so on can be settled in any other way than tnat
of agricutuusts commercial cerks-hy money
and by wages. Il has been often remarked that all
those theorists who advocated snch iallacIes never
spun one YARD OF yarn, or made a coat or boot
or IN lacI gave occupation to any one. IL was
sheer folly on the part OF busyoodies, who mst
gated the workpeope and held out expectations
Which never could be realized.
THE FREE RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES
are holding meeting here. Seyenty-two COM
niunes were represented. some of them by ladies'.
Various telegrdns from foreign parts read.
Tnus one rom Wisconsin, urging the meeting 10
Ggnt for freedom now, when the UNITY OF Germany
had become a fact. The movement Is progressing,
The number OF communities having Increased during
Inc last nree years from l25 To Ia. III was NOV ed
10 atd 10 the s,atlte that III all religious mat
tiers people have only 10 act according 10 their
conscience, the clause Win regard 10 the progress
oI science and reason. This was negatived on the
ground that II would oe, though IN another drec-
ton, al interference WIN the Iree VIII OF the indI-
yldua. II resolved that the old preju lice
against women should be dropped, and, az far as
WAS compatible with their household duties, they
should he admitted TO ali rights OF citizenship, and
that with regard 10 politics the communities nave
always 10 range with the democratic party, but
that The political questions were TO be left 10 the
discretion OF the Northumberland the communities
further resolved TO support civil marriage, and TO
establish schools and publ-c gardens Tor young chill
dren where hes shall begin their instruction. These
communities meet everywhere with the greatest
sympathy.
ALsAcg AND LORRAINE.
With the exception of the manufacturing city OF
Mnllhausen, The feeling OF Alsaua has much I'M
proved. The law passed by the Reichsrath
them an amount OF selI-government they have never
known before. All government officials viii be AL
satan, and the German central government VIII
only Interfere as tar regards the common affairs
OF The fatherland. All losses by the VIII be
paid 10 them. This week first instalment OF
10 oO0. 900 francs was paid the Sirasburgers ont
which ali losses OF 500 francs will be paid i'll full,
and, rom all ABOVE, twenty per cent; the rest VIII
I've paid IN proportion to the progress made In re-
nuiding the demolished houses. In order to secure
that the money vii be spent exclusively for that
purpose. No attachment OF creditors can be lad
that money. and contractors may stIpulate 10 he
paid directly by the government. The same course
WAL be followed with regard TO Scncrrsadt. Bfeisach
and The other sufferers 10y the war. IN Lorraine.
lar regards the open country, The people, who
always spoke German, get accustomed to the new
rnie, with the exception OF Metz and rhonville
where The INHABITANTS nave French habits ana pred
Elections, when VIII ne dltcult to eradicate
StilI rs these are garrison towns, and as German
soldiers, belonging 10 all classes oi the people.
spend much more money than French soldiers, II
rs 10 be hcped that material interests VIII bring
them louna. and the more a. Their taxes Win be
very small the ccded territories being totally Tree
81 any public debt.
THE BoURsE.
Our Bourse continues animate. particularly for
mortgage bonds. 0regons have risen 10 -. Those
Tecently emitted California Oregon st. Louis.
Southeastern and New York Midland ali command
premium; all Others are well supported Rock
ford has receded 10 40 In consequence OF the total
sioppage or the interest Nobody puts the slightest
The fact Is That the brilliant expectations raised
when the bonds were issued were not realized. The
attempt 10 Introduce Northern Pacific bonds VIII
prove total failure. There Is neither Drn nor
bank ready 10 loan their name To such a venture.
People say with reason mat parties on the spot VINO
may indge the value OF the land grant the proper
persons 10 embark In such an AFFAIR but that at such
distance 1t Is advisable TO keep 3loof, Just
have done win regard 10 the SueZ Canal, which,
AFTER all J. useful and brilliant AFFAIR but runous
90 the French fools VINO took the uat. There is
every probability that the market viii take another
iIrn, when the harvest VIII he injured 10y the
seasonabIe weather now prevailing. IL Ia raining
ald cold "a IN winter. change must come
speedily II the crops shall come TO maturity. The
spas IN our nci9nborhvod have fewer visitors than
In other years ny the incemsncy of the weather.
German scheme OF EuQlish Invasion.
From the Pail Mall Gazette
The ldaa OF 4 German invasion Of England a. de-