The Sun.
London, England, 1870-10-07 00:00:00

WITH - THE

EMPEROR

It is now stated that Jersey is a regular centre
for the 'lmperialists. Constant communication is
1
'ePt up with both the Emperor and the Empress,
ialld the ex-Ministers residing there. One old ad-
herent is reported to have said, 66 The Empire lives
Out of France."

DISCLOSURE OF MORE SECRETS

Though there is not the slightest danger of a
famine in Paris at present, the news by balloon
fl.°l the capital describes a sort of food panic
Which prevails there, owing to the inability
14 the poor to pay the prices demanded
for provisions. One butcher's shop has been taken
bY storm. Amongst the latest revelations respect-
ing the Imperial Government is one to the
effect that the Emperor virtually sustained the
11.11Preme military command to the last, that the
famous bomb conspiracy was an invention, and that
during the general election of 1869, a leading
"enlocrat of Paris was paid about £4OO to oppose
I\l. Thiers.

THE PRETENDED MANIFESTO
OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.

The following telegram has been received by the

" WILHELMSHOHE, OCT. 6 (10.45 a.m.)

" Several journals have published a document
segued Napoleon, and dated Wilhelmahohe, Sept'
26) 1870. This document is apocryphal, and I shall
be obliged by your contradicting it.

w -
" The Private Secretary of the Emperor
Napoleon,

" F. P lETRI."

FRENCH SUCCESSES NEAR

ORLEANS.

I)ITHIVIERS EVACUATED BY

THE PRUSSIANS.

FIGHTING BEFORE METZ.

THE - -
DEFEAT OF THE GER-
MANS AT TOURY.
VSNDOME OCT. 6 (EVENING).
,The Prussians have been driven out of Janville„,
1 °llr3T, and the neighbouring villages. The French
~s
T,acle 20 prisoners, one of whom is a courier of
tinee Albert. The enthusiasm is increasing, and
road to Toury is crowded with National
it-/.liards, some of whom have come a distance of 40
gilontetres.

ORLEANS, OCT. 6 (10 A.m.).
111 consequence of the Prussian defeat at Toury
trand the occupation of that town by the French
°°l3B, the Prussians have evacuated Pithiviers in
haste, leaving behind them a convoy of cattle.

(FRENCH OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.)
TOURS, OCT 5 (6.55 p.m.)
:The following official dispatches are published here
'4lB evening :
" MONTARGIS, OCT. 5 (EVENING).
" The enemy left Pithiviers precipitately yester-
day evening for Toury, and abandoned a herd of 180
A
'°\ve at Manchecourt. ,
b: Thirty Germans have been killed at Bondaroy
' the Turcos. Only one man escaped, and it is be-
lieved that there are more of the enemy's troops now
lit the Loire."

VENDOME, OCT. 5.
" A telegram from Chateaudun says that the
tiPrussians have been repulsed from Ymouville and
n neighbourhood by Francs-tireurs and National
il'uards, who have risen en masse this evening. They
ave set fire to Fancrainville. The inhabitants of
the communes are demanding to be allowed to march
Janville."

THE SIEGE OF PARIS.

BERLIN, OCT. 6 (11.20 A.M).

considerable porticn of the German siege
ery has arrived before Paris. The attack is
delayed until it can be begun with overpowering
Zellgth, which will be the case within a few
4h313. The King's Head-Quarters will be removed
°IIIY to Versailles. Herr von Branchitsch has
been apointed German Pr6fet of Versailles.
the engagement of the 30th of September,
Generalthe
Vinoy's Corps was ascertained to consist of
arte depots of forty-two 'infantry regiments, marines,
te some Mobiles, Prince Frederick Charles has
fonloved to Cormy. Wooden huts have been built
; the Bavarian troops who are investing Bitsche.—
srneB Telegram.

OCCUPATION OF VERNON BY
THE GERMANS.
(FRENCH ACCOUNT.]
Th LE MANS, OCT. 6.
nu a Germans, in. superior force and with a
Vonletous artillery, have occupied Pacy-sur-Eure and
testn. in the department de l'Eure, after a vigorous
letance on the part of the National Guard.