The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-10-01 00:00:00

110 PS.

Picking has now been blsought to. conchudon, and ft must
be confessed that the results have proved eminently satisfac-
tory The trade has coutinund (Italy active at full quotations.
Weald ot Kent, La be. to £4 les and and Esat Kent.. £4
to el , Sugars £3 15, . Farnham and country, £1
kd 60 ulds, S.l to £2 101. pet Lot.

roLooE,

Large enrollee el p Asteee bnve been on nee. The ee-
mand has been heavy, at our quotations —English shase,Na.
to WA ; regents, Ws. to 100 L. rocks, Ws. to &lc

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miIaMINNEMOI
painful to her pride though they may have been,
on which she could have had an armistice, corn- DAY FIXED FOR THE EXECUTIW: ov
mits herself to a prolonged, desperate, and hope-
WATERS.
less conflict with her powerful and remorseless R.
The High Sherriff of Surrey has fixed 'cues
foe. She is but postponing the evil day. More
day, the 11th October, for the execution of Mar•
I)LAYING CARDS. blood will be shed, there will be further havoc
a garet Waters convicted of the baby farming
destruction, and then she will be in a worse ' "
condition to talk of peace than she now is; so murder.. .y
pLAYING:CARDS, Is. that in all probability Prussia, that shows herself
utterly unforgiving, will exact more onerous con-
LONDON CORN MARKET (CLOSE).
pLAYINO CARDS, Is. 6d. ditions than she would now have proposed hail
an armistice been agreed upon. This remit, FRIDAY.
)LAYING CARDS, 2s. we repeat, is deeply to be regretted. France
Market quiet but without much alteration.
might have had terms which, though painful and
English and foreign wheat firm at late values.
burdensome would not have been dishonour-
pLAYlNO CARDS, 2s. tld. ' Flour no change. American barrels of goodable ; but now, from a mistaken sense of honour
and amour prop-e, she resolvi son a course which
quality
s iscarce.
Malting barley firm, grinding
unaltered.tter demand. Peas
s Oats in b
PLAYING CARDS, Ba. will cause ruin and devastation to be spread over ,8t l'ty-
C
a beans nnalteied. Maize dull.
di.,tricts as yet but little effected, directly itt.:
least, by the war ; which will probably lead to a
PLAYING CARDS, 3s. 6. greater disgrace than she has yet sulThred—the WA K hFIELD CORN MARKET.
capture of her capital; and which will heap dis-
--- asters upon her, which she nay not overcome, FRIDAY.
CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL PUZZLE i perhaps, for half a century. Wheat held firmly for the full prices of last
BOOKS, Is. Friday, but trade is quiet. Barley is pr. qr.
.........-•,-.-..................-.,-,, ••.-,-..----- cheaper, and secondary sorts of which there is
—.— a large supply, are almost unsaleable. Beans
PRESENTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS LATEST NEWS. anti peas rather cheaper.
AN IMMENSE VARIETY Al SHIPPING NEWS.
PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS. —_
F lELD'S Nutt Yenta, Thursday.
i REI77'ER'S TELEGRAMS)
S • The Cambria and Ca/edonia arrived out tmday.
"OBSERVER" OFFICE. THE WA It Qumme, Thursday.
H 10 ii STBE ET STOrIIBRIDO B. The Carinthian arrived out yesterday.
1 THE SIEGE OF PARIS. SOUTHAMPTON, Friday.
NOTICE. The Nyanvi with Indian mails, arrived this
ri morning with 4:16'395. in specie.
INNKEEPERS', GROCERS', AND OTHER THE FALL OF STRASBITRur.
• BUSINESSES, FULL DETAILS. MALTA, Friday.
Ana SPEZDILY & EFFECTIVELY TRAMMELLED The Delia left for Southampton this morning.
The Masmdid from Southampton arrived on
BY S. IN SULL, REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK AT
LYONS. , 17th, and left on the 26th for Alexandria.
AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,
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HIGNI•SIIIIILT, BIIIKIILLY HILL.
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No Charge made anima a Sale is effected.

ADVICRTISING OFFICE.

FIELD,

ADVERTISING AGENT FOR THE MID
LAND COUNTIES'
AND
LONDON NEWSPAPERS.

ME. JAMES BOSTON HEYS, ProfsAmor
of Magic, High-street, Cradley Heath.
kinds of Muical fr,trow Pots tweed
repaired.
New Music at Half-price.
PIANOFORTE!: FOR SATE 01: JURE

REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK IN
FRANCE.

THE SURRENDER OF STRNSBURG.
CARLSRUHE, Wednesday, 2 pm.

General Werder announces the surrender of
Strasburg at two this morning. Seventeen
thousand men, including National Guards. an I
four hundred Rlllt fifty-one officers, laid down
their arms at eight o'clock, end the gates were
occupied by German soldiers. It is reported
that the inhabitants of the city, driven to &o-
peration, succeeded yesterday evening in hoist-
ing the white flag on the Cathedral, but th,d.
Governor Uhrieh ordered its remove!. It is
believed that he was compelled to surrender by
the pressure of the inhabitants and the garrison.
Great rejoiciug here. This capitulation is re-
gorded as a triumph of the Baden troops. A
salute is being fired, and the bells are ringing.
" FEHRIERES, Tuesday, 11 p.m.
THE KINO TO THE QUEEN.

" Strasburg capitalatca at 5 p.m., t,..-ilay.
WlLum.m."

Great rejoicings followed the above announce-
ment at Berlin.

" MunDELsnEnt, Wednesday.

"To HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN,

" This moment, two o'clock at night, I eon-
chided the capitulation of Strasbourg, through
Lieutenant-Colonel Lessynski : 451 officers and
17,000 men, including National Guards, laid
down arms. At eight a.m. the gates of Strivi-
bourg will be occupied.

" GENEBIL VON WZRDEL"

THE RED REPUBLICANS AT LYONS
LYONS, Thursday.

A demonstration hostile to the Government
was attempted here yesterday. General Cluseret
foiced his way into the Hotel de Ville and ad-
dressed the people. The National Guard was
called out, and restored order. General Cluseret
and the leaders of the movement have been
arrested. The National Guard remained lop'.
No blood was shed.

Tocas, Thursday.

The statement that a movement of German
troops had taken place towards BeHurt and Ly•
one is unfoundel.

A twee Lave been received from Paris of the
25th, stating that there was no war news, the
enemy not having been seen anywhere.
A first batch of the documents found at the
Tuilleries has been published. They include a
letter from 31. Jeckar on the 31exican attain
which seriously compromises M. de Monty. A
decree, dated the 28rd, orders M. llevieuve to
appear before the Court of Cessation for having
brought disgrace upon the magistrates by a
negotiation of a scandalous nature.
The successes obtained by the French on the
previous day had produced a very favourable im-
pression. Ile journals contained details show.
ing the Prussians to have sustained heavy losses.
All parties were extremely well dispused.

Cessn, Thursday.

Some German newspapers have given publi-
city to a report that the Emperor Is:spoleou bas
att mpted to commit suicide. This statement is
a pure invention, and has since been contradic-
ted.

M. THIERS MISSION.
ST. PETERSBCIIO, Wednesday.
Mr. 'Duero, alter his arrival here yesterday,
inuJediately proceeded to Tzarsko Selo, where
he had an interview witu Count Um-tech:ikon'.

?)ESTROYING TELEGRAPH WIRES.

(GERMAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.)
FERIIIEREs, WecipeodAy.

Four telegraph wires to Rouen and the South
of France have been discovercd underground
and iu the bed of the Seine, and have been taken
up and destro3 ed. Othcrwise tiler° is nothing
new.