The Sun.
London, England, 1870-10-08 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, 11.45 A.M.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE WAR.

LATEST FROM. BAZAINE.
Prns-•iiau official journals confess the great diffi-
„ellitY of reducing Bazaine. At least twenty-four
thousand horses were shut up in Metz, and may
serve for food. Moreover the garrison had several
!tenths' provisions. Howezer, the consumptio& of
lierses for food has materially lessened the chance of
alleeesful sortie.

AUSTRIAN AND GERMAN CON

FEDERATION.
Important statements are circulating in the Ger-
man Press respecting a probable close alliance be-
t/leen Austria and the new Confederation
Which will be formed. It is thought
that Austria will be inclined to this
62_11111e, both with the view of getting support
riMt'the Constitutional difficulties raised by the
~°l2emians and of strengthening her position against
""sais. Prussia, on her side, has now no interests op-
1138ed to those of Austria. The journals of the two
;71ntries, lately so hostile, have become very friendly.
8 Cologne Gazette, for example, praises Count
ellst as a friend of peace, though a few months
ago no terms could be harsh enough to employ
against the Austrian Chancellor.

TIDE ATTACK ON PARIS.
The latest information from Tours states that the
la
attack, intend to make Havre the first point of
and with that view they have advanced into
N
°ll3:landy. Ten thousand soldiers of the
"jail army are expected to return with-
of the next few days. A large troop
Garibaldians have arrived at Chamb6ry. The
oe abitants of the departments have determined to
411 in their power to cut off the Prussian supplies.

STEPS FOR THE EMPEROR'S

RETURN TO FRANCE.

BRUSSELS, OCT. 7.
to.:111 letter appears in the Journal de Bruxelles,
tbdAni-
g that negotiations have been opened be-
treu the Emperor Napoleon and Germany, with
.e: iroplied approval of Russia and Austria, to the
tret that after the capture of Paris, provided
ae. governing power should be confided to tiose
ilectionable to the first-mentioned Powers, the
ttillePeror should be restored to power in France, and
°Pe to his supremacy in Rome. The commu-
kb°l 'which is published under reserve, further
vo4Bthat Prince Napoleon is in England endea-
it tillug to further the above arrangement, and that
th.w,aB bY his counsel that the King of Italy entered
Itoraan States.

FIGHTING IN THE VOSGES.
4,,kB"ere conflict took place yesterday between
8,01 and Bruyeres. The Prussians were between
eitcerand 10,000 in force. No advantage resulted to
Party. General Dupr6 was wounded.
~jThe Prussians were repulsed yesterday by the
4011a1 Guard near Gisors.

THE SIEGE OF PARIS.
VERSAILLES, OCT. 7, (5.8 A.m.)
te General Burnside, who returned from Paris yes-
11,1'claY) reports that the population are calm, and the
tearance of the city is as tisual.
The
General saw M. Favre.
0.4. he General is awaiting Count Bismarck, who is
rted here to-day.
ba,,he Convocation of a Constituent Assembly pro-
tit."/ would not be opposed by the Prussian autho-
lee•---Times' Telegram
The BERLIN, OCT. 7 (11.40 A.ar.)
Prailway bridges between La Ferte and Meaux
111 g been restored, the Germans can now bring
hi their artillery park, weighing 5,000 tons. Trains
metday and night. A few days ago a train
4,With an accident near Vitry la Ville, the rails
;ing been maliciously loosened. The locomotive
kill three vans were smashed, and several persona
b:lled. Four Frenchmen have been arrested on sus-
Thee redoubt at Pierrefitto, north of St. Denis,
ttBbeen evacuated by the French. The redoubt of
pol°lubes, north of Val6rien, is still occupied. Two
teienehmen have been shot before Paris for cutting
xegl: aPb wires.
g Francis of Naples and Count Trani, not
the to remain at Rome after its occupation by
bo„ Italians, will remove to Munich. They have
Cgbt the Chateau of Garothahausen, in Upper
•kti ,
tell been ascertained that the bombs of the
oce lleh mortars placed on the heights of Villejuif,
hotuPied on the 12th of September, will endanger
°My the forts, but Paris itself.—Tintes Telegram.

111 E CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY.

TOURS, THURSDAY NIGHT.
AZ" Republican candidates for the Constituent
he -71blY in the Department of ILdre et Loire will
acoh'ules Favre, M. Cremieux, M. Wilson, Leon
eetinlll 111. Nioche, and M. Riviere. At a public
tcg lately held here by the Republicans
!ilia agitate for_ the removal of all Imperialist
toNeetienarieB, more especially the Mayor and his
speed -1 u") M. Cremieux delivered a conciliatory
re„-,") urging that the necessity of the hour was the
all*(flse of the invaders. Union alone made strength,
to dth, e adherence of every one should be accepted
api,e-rilve the enemy from the country, and an
:,41ade to the courage of all. Legitimists,
all :-""aits) and Imperialists no longer existed ;
upo-nel'e Frenchmen, asking to be permitted to fall
837ini,„,t,he Prussians. Notwithstanding the strong
ktor""'Y manifested for M. Cremieux and his well-
viue", toliublican character, he was unable to con-
the e 418 bearers, who were firm in their demand for
At ate,3314a1 of all former adherents of the Empire.
the -c.,l7°tller meeting M. Cremieux announced that
Iltle;°.,!ernment delegation would not leave Tours
jhe the City was seriously menaced.
We Bjecie reproaches the Government for its
ughep neBB and the admission of the hypothesis eof
co
InParing such a policy with the acts of the
t,
toi 'cans of 93, and says a Dictatorship might
to, el'ated, but weakness would not be submitted

ARREST OF M. JACOBY.
COLOGNE, OCT. 7.
r . Jar,
4-4 tit „ -°"Y) who is still confined in the fortress of
has addressed a letter to Count Bismarck,
bail;Vg the circumstances and complaining of the
Tee,e of his arrest. No reply has been received.
entehr. g N'erinan Press are sanguine of the Prussians
/
ear,. In Paris on the 18th of October, the anniver-
of tbe battle of Leipsic.
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DISCOVERY
OF TREASURE AT

STRASBURG.
Ten • . STRASBURG, WEDNESDAY.
b
million francs which had been concealed have
een found by the Germans in the Bank of France.
-oniplete tranquillity prevails.
tUI the heavy artillery is en route for Paris,