Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-11
THE BATTLE AT sAARBRUCK.

THE BATTLE AT sAARBRUCK.
BERLIN, Aug. 10-11 a. m.
Official dispatches from army head
quarters state the results Of the battle OF
Saarbruck on Saturday more important
than at first supposed.
Frossard's corps was dispersed. The
entire camp of one division and many
magazines were captured. Prisoners by
the thousands were taken, and the num-
her is hourly increasing. The French
In, ,ses must have been immense. Their
fore ss have disappeared from all points in
our /, ont, and none are to be seen by our
patrols, who are within gunshot of Metz.
BRAVERY OF THE FRENCH TROOPS. :.
PARIS, Aug. 10.
A number of French newspaper cores
pondents who arrived to-day, are wound.
ed. In their accounts of the battles, they
testify to the wonderful bravery of the
French troops, and particularly of the
African corps, who fought for eight hours
necessarily against overpowering odds.
ENTHUs. AsM INCREASING IN FRANCE.
Military spirit and enthusiasm are in
creasing throughout France.
GOOD ORDER III PARIS.
Large crowds of people are assembled
in various quarters of the city. but th'
utmost good order prevails.
THE MOB GO TO THE HOUSE OF CAssIG
MAC.
After the adjournment of the corr Leg
islatif yesterday, the crowd, whose EEL
ings We're wrought to high pitch of fury
went to the residence of Granier de Cas-
signac, and made threatening demonstra.
lions. Cassignac, warned of danger, fled
to the house of his son, and the mob, no,
finding their intended victim, dispersed
THE LEADER OF THE MOE.
Paul de Cassignac publishes letter tx
the Project of Police stating that Lizzi
CARA. who was sentenced to twelve month:
impriso 1ment, and who fed to Brussels t.
escape pu. 1ishment, has returned to Paris
a-d last mig ht was at the head of the mol
which wanto~' to hang his father.
THE Arr NOR Or THU ARMY.
An official dis patch from Metz oase'
$50 a. m. says this morning the Empero
had gone to visit the environments of tn
armv. The ardor an, enthusiasm of tn
soldiers is hourly incre. 'sing. The sigma
for battle is eagerly awal ted
NO CHANGE IN P AIRS.
LoNDo ~ Aug 10
Paris kilograms of Tuesda Y afterhSo
and night, do not change the spect OF al
fairs
NAPOLEON WILL "RETURN d. lad o.
VICTORIOUS"
1t seems true that the Emperor whe
solicited to return to Paris, replied tbs
he would return dead or victorious.
HOUSES ETC, DESTROYED NEAR NET
Houses, trees, and all instructions
within five thousand yards of the fortifi
cations of Metz, are destroyed.
THE SCENE IN CORPS LEGIsLATF.
La Patre in describing the seen in the
Corps Legislatif yesterday says When
Olivier attempted to speak the second
time, the deputies of the left rushed upon
him and would have murdered him, had
not the members of the right interposed
PRINCE IMPERIAL IN LONDON.
LONDON, August 10.
The Prince Imperial of France has ar
rived in London and is now at the French
Legation in charge of w. T. Smith til
Enaperor's confidential agent.
EUGENn's JEWELS AND VALUABLE
SENT TO ENGLAND.
genies few sl!P F3 ana tvdthaabHaRE e.
famous diamonds of the Duke of Bruno
wick
THE LOSSES OF THE FRENCH FRIGHTF VI
The Prussians AS they advance discove
the losses of the Fir ench in the recent bat
ties frightful, excee ding even the most
extravagent estimates
DICTATORSHIP 70 r FRANCE.
PARIS, Aug. 10, via LONDON.
A dictatorship is anticipated with Gen
Troohu acting as supreme head.