The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-06 00:00:00

CAPITULATION OF SEDAN.

Vasviarigs, Sept. 3. 10 :".0 a.to.—There has been
• great battle arum,' Sedan, an to-day. Marshal
Macifahon has ben utterly defeated, with great loss,
and driven into and within the walla after a desperate
ll:sista:las to a oombined attack (rum the Crow
Prinee and the Pr nee of Saxony.

Sedan id on fire upon two aides.
There wtro &Utak. on threo pidea. After ten bonne
fighting, the French were utterly beaten,

The Emperor Domineered to the King of Prank,
and 80,000 men capitulate.).
Ilushal llanMalon is mounted.
The Prtn.ian losses are not 'cry heavy.
The Crown Prince is well.
RECEPTION OF TFIF, NE ,V 3 IN BERLIN.

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_S. I.t. 12 10 p.m.

Many thousands are in trout of the Pala,r eheioring
tbe Queen. All the seboole ere o'ose.l, and all the bins
In the stieels. Throughout the 10,06 tow, a.,g.
displated. There will h an illuminetiqu to-ni4ht I

Th( re sie to be tbackviving pr.iprs in the churches
bo-morrovr.

1.20 p.m.
The Queen has appeared on the balcony of the Palace
to thrill the people for ttiiir chi yrs Rua singing the
Anthem amid deafetriug hurrahs,
A venturesome boy clambered up the equeiitrian
tatuis of Frederiok the Great, in front of the Palace,
and plead a laurel wrerth on its head, The Queen
waved her b•ndkerchief to hint nd sent him three
gold fredericks.
The artisans are psrading the !streats with flap and
binds. _ _

Z4O Nn.
moat of Strasburg buss been dried up by the Ger.
mans destroying the alums.. The roet uf the Cathedral

and inurt of the nave are bunt. The butub.rdwent
continuos.

Tod will be bombarded with grins taken at Manial.
The Town Council, of Munich, .Leinsie, and other
cities bays signed the Itorlin address to King William
demanding the annexation of Alsace and Lorraine, and
protesting against foreign interference.

The official Stualsaszeiver says that "the moral laws
governing the universe insured our victory over French
depravity and insolence. The II iwer of the pre.ent
generation Inuit not be sacrificed in vain. We require
material guarantees to prevent a recurrence of Fienoh
forays."

3fetz being expected to surrender soon, prepsrations
we being made for the re.ieption of the many thousand
woundid, and the disinfectants have been sent
there. _ _

REVOLUTION IN PARIS.

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pAgysit Sept. 4, 5.15 p.m.—On the resumption 01 the
Bitting of the Legislative Body the galleries, and subee.
quently the floor of the House, were invaded by the
people, demanding the deposition of the Emperor and
the proclaiming of a Republic.
Most of the Deputies kit the chamber. 11. Gambetta
and others a.ked the people to respect the liberty of
the legislative deliberations. They were listened to in
silence, but their efforts were useless.
I bl
ndescribae esoikuient reigned outride. F.nthn
cheers •
elastic were of "Long lire the lii public!"
and the people, National Guard and the soldiers (rater
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pima. h. Giunbetta and others demanded the Deposi-
tion of the Dynast).-
It is said that a Deputation of the Left are going
with the people to the Hotel de Ville to proclaim
a Provisional Government, cm posed RS follows :
General Troebn, 111 M. Gambetta, Jules Simon, Ernest
aid Jules Ferry, Count de
relletan, .Tales Fevre,
K6ratry, MIL Camden:, Julie heard, and Grey',

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The New York rifted laariellace! that Chang and
En:, the Siamese t.i arrived n Jersey City for
tai.
Europe on lb. 13th ult., and. two day. afterwarks Chang
Imo • paralytic chock, tlepn•toF I In, of the nee of his
side. while Eng aelatinnedingoo.l heoth.
Garibaldi has ...Won • letter in which he proteets
at the refus4 thr Italia,. Government to send
tr.mps to Come. Ile thinks that tip.. defeat of Louis
N.,poleon is a victery for illDatio.ot that lane b.en
hLtreyed, and a levion for Italy which alie will do well
to put to heart.
51r. Meyer. the editor of the Nile York llama's
a ropy of the 1,04 IMO. r hot on, of h,.
•.a r to I. tr: umler i•i/ To King William
f the 'fuller:co, Paris. l'o.te Itetante. If
tio. 111.01 COI arrived yet. the twatinaster p.
to !pep lbw Piper in the elflee• as he will
he there."
As to Count Iti,•uteitif. a few weeks--nay, ilAys I
write—of
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tim
II eff,et from the fountain if youth, Hip
IN, undresa of a Ilsjer if Cuirassiers—great j.ick.
to ditik frock with yellow facings,
.smt Ili/ whit,.
cfp wit', a bend of the setae ; his eye is eveu keener
and more r•twitadt"than weal ; his manner gayer and
The area count atrode about among liis friends,
titier and linghing erg,. reeni!ing the emigrate- ,1
1"'"'", Asking hoots with the Ylnnelind officers, and '
PtCCh,rr.iiirttAg the ItiwpreNion of one who wo•
;4'4.4 with th, present ago a grata shout him.-
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