27 AUGUST 1870, page 2

The Complete Way In Which The English Press Has Defeated

both French and German Generals is a sign of the times. The Daily News in particular had a complete account of the battle of Rezonville, a column long, telegraphed from the......

The Chamber, However, As A Body Has Shown No Hesitation

in voting any necessary decrees. It has called out all old soldiers, married or unmarried, is willing apparently to force all Gerdes Mobiles into the Army, and its Military......

It Seem* That The French Wild Beasts Decline To Respect

the Bel- gian neutrality,—the bears and wolves of the German and French forests having been so much scared by the late heavy discharges of artillery, that they have crossed the......

The Paris Press Has Been Ordered To Maintain Absolute...

upon the progress of the campaign, and publish only the infor- mation communicated by the Ministry. It is supposed, but not known, that this order will only last for a few days.......

The Intense Sympathy Of The Irish With France Is Not

very diffi- cult to explain, though it is rather difficult to explain why they regard the publication of the telegrams announcing Prussian vic- tories and French defeats as an......

France Is Fearfully Unfortunate In The Absence Of Great...

among her civilians. There is not a man, either in Chamber or Senate, to whom men look up. Count Darn perhaps stands highest in character, but he has given no proof of ability......

Count De Palau) Boasted The Other Day In The French

Assembly, no doubt with the intention of embroiling England with the Prussian Government, that English manufacturers had undertaken to deliver 40,000 rifles to them for their......

The Conduct Of The French Chamber During The Week Has

been remarkable. The spirit of the Imperialists is evidently giving way, and three successive motions have been carried having for their object to add members of the Chamber to......

Nothing Further Has Occurred To Indicate Any Attempt On...

side to negotiate. The official tone in Paris is that no overtures will be listened to, while the official tone in Berlin is that Germany must obtain territorial guarantees for......

Lord Derby, In Laying The First Stone Of A New

borough hospital at Bootle, a suburb of Liverpool, has expressed his opinion that it is far from unlikely that the provision for the relief of the diseases of the poor......