The New York herald., 1871-01-01


You can permit the singing OF the hymn. rThls
structs me to say this to you. 1t win doubtless be
weil for you to inform the Prefect Of Police before
hand.
MARsEILLEs July TO- 1870.
PREFEcT TO MINISTER OF INTERIOR, Parls:-
A large demonstration has just occurred. mill
the streets and are followed by from TO- to I6 06
people, who are singing Queen aortense and the
"A Berlin ~ resounded on all Sides The masses
are electrified. No disorder.
PARIS, July II, 1870
You can permit the '.Marsellaise Hymn to be
sung In concert halls
ToULoN, July II, 1870.
THE SOUS PREFEcT TO THE MINISTER OF INTE-
J, A telegram TO the Sous Projects announcing that
the Prussans had invaded the soil OF the FatnerlaDd
caused the greatest and most patriotic enthusiasm.
ing the ''Marseiaise" and shouting ''vive rEmpe-
reur ~ have just appeared before the Sous Project
to inquire the details OF the telegram. Such de-
monsiration can only leave behind IL the most ex-
cellent Impressions but further news is necessary
In order to satisfy the enthusiasm OF the people,
PARIS, July o. 1870.
MINISTER OF INTERIOR TO M. PIETRI Private Secre-
tary OF the Emperor, St Cloud
Very important In the next to the last sentence
OF Einper0rs proclamation where II ought to read,
y'dnae'te or J'emmeae mon IT'S, LIND in the copy
forwarded to me, Uamnaene. Iawait your answer
IN order to give my approval to its going to press
To His MAJESTY THE EMPEROR
Ppoee your carefully against the a
kotzeDae' Should probably read SANDY
MARsEILLEs, July %. 1870
Cabylia furnishes probably the largest number
Turces, and displays enthusiasm for the war. Sol
diers from Agiers who pass through Orleans are
warmly received; are presented with all sorts OF
presents ladies distribute to them wine and fruits
and various kinds OF provislons the astonlshed
Turcos cry out. "Bons Adrseiue !" DELENZE
PREFEor TO MINISTER OF INTERIOR, Paris 70, 80"
Proclamation OF Emperor calls forth genuine
thusiasm. VIII send it of by next mail so that to-
morrow Sunday 1t viii lie posted in all the par
lSheS
PARIS July 90, 1870.
MINISTER OF INTERIOR TO PROJECT OF LOWER
Especial cipher )-Cause the accompanying procla-
nation OF the Emperor to be translated into Ger
printed, and try to spread the same over Switzer-
land and also in Germany. Moreover have it posted
IN your department in both irench and German.
Send also some to your colleagues, the German par
ishes OF the Upper Rhine, the Mcurth and the Mo-
sele.
Trhe proclamation, which follows, has already
been published.
CERcAY. July 27 1870.
TO HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR, III the Palace, st.
Sl0ud:-
sIREI learn here in the country too late to repair
tomorrow VIII your Majesty gracicusly Y" conde.
scend to accept my earnest regrets that cannot
present you IN person assurances OF my best wishes
Sentiment In Berlin and Germany.
BERLIN. July A. 1870.
To I.ETELLIER, Quay Megisserle, Paris-
Prince Leopold, of Hohenzollern, who is proposed
for King or opain was born 1881, Is brother or
Charles of Roumanla, nephew OF Marchioness Pepoll
and grandson OF Empress Josephine. Details follow
letter. The programme agreed upon by Catholic
party declares for maintenance OF marriage under
authority OF Church, opposition TO centralized
OF military expenditures At the banquet given by
the "Prussian Association Of Married and Single
toast 20 the King, ana mentioned significance OF
fact that Order OF ST. George has conferred on
80 ~ ~ BAUDENEssE.
BERLIN July 8, 1870.
To LETELLrER quay Megisserie, ParIs-
is very calm IN its expressions II saws the Cortes
alone should decide the matter, andthat the German
people VIII respect the right Of Spain to rule ITSELF
and It's right to elect Its own king. Business world
hopes that Bismarck will arrange the matter.
French news about Luxembourg Incorrect. Eligible
clphers folow.l BANDENESSE.
BERLIN, July Is, 1870.
To LETELLIEK, 10 Quay Megissere, Paris:-
King remains at Ems. G-rman chauvlns say that
the aiIair is for Prussia second Olmntz. In well
Instructed circles affair is considered as at end
Bismarck returns to Varzin, alter having sent
EuIenoerg 10 Ems Gortchakon gone to Petersburg
Exchange rising. Rumor in circulation that Prussia
has demanded that Gramont shall retire. Cross
Gazette says the question now is whether France de-
sres war, and th 10 this case she will have all the
Powers against 0Ir. It reports that Baden and
Bavaria have answered the circular OF the Confedera
evasions believe this. Worth German Gazette
says it win be very interesting to see how the
French Cabinet VIII make Its retreat. Provincial
correspondence complains Of Gramont, and says all
Germany is ready. CORES.
EMS, July IA, 1870.
King will leave tomorrow. Chambers have been
called Fruitless attempt Of Ambassador to obtain o
final interview. Panic Tours.
MARC FoURNIER
MUNICH, July 20, 1870.
To "CoRREs PoNDENcE GERMASIA." Rue Fontaines
ST. Georges 81, Paris:-
Patriotic party have resolved not to vote another
kreuzer Tor the mobilizing OF the army, which they
think VIII result only to Prussa's advantage.
sIGL.
Sentiment in Other Countries.
VIENNA, July II, 1870
To LEoNHARDE Quay Megissere, Paris
Journals almost all anti-Prusslan. Revenge for
1866 Novelty of the days press" is that Austria
has made neither to Prussia nor to other States a
declaration OF neutrality, but that VIII observe
neutrality and will only act IN case neutrality is vlo
lated by others. Beust will go to Gasteln soon
In South Germany the cdSUS fOederlS by no means
settled question. The mobliNng Of the army pro.
bable as measure OF precautlon. Weekly journal
WdTeHs, declares that France is the enemy Of
Prussia, but by no means enemy Of the Germans in
general. M1LOWICZ.
LILLE July IS, 1870.
PREFEcT OF THE NORTH TO MINISTER'S OF THE IN
TERROR AND WAR, Pars:-
Extract from a report OF the Commissary Won
BaisseuX:-The Belgian captain of engineers who
blew up the bridges between Biondain and Journal,
moving on Antwerp and the Belgian Boundary. dy
They are full OF enthusiasm and would delight to
have turn with the Prussians, whom they abhor
Never since the existence OF Belgium mas there been
seen such an excitement in It's army. Travellers
coming from Hanover say tnat a rising against
Prussia Is expected there
PARIS. July 20, 1870
To THE JOURNAL "PREss,' New York;
Ltoert5 says, in case Denmark makes an alliance
with France, Orleans princes will serve In Danish
army. Basle, 1yth.--A general and several promi-
nent Swiss officers have been imprisoned IN Ger
many. Rumored that Prussia Intentionally DELAYED
It's answer to declaration of neutrality on part Of
Switzerland. CRAMER.
METZ, July q, 1870.
To TARBE, Of the GaHots Parls-
Meeting held yesterday. Luxembourg decidedly
nealral, though sympathies for France Call OF the
landwehr difficult; recruits shedding tears fear the
French greatly, especially the Turcos. They have to
be forced into the railway cars.