, 1870-09-08

rsp1city Of landlords and htXh prices.
sereshl uiillo1a Of cartridges were received
yesteEdaJ from Hav1e. l,
In certain parts OF the city the payenenta will
be taken up to lessen the effects Of honaha.
6yen ultra Republican tournzls testify respect |
for the py1ucesS Clotlldc.
Princess Aathlldc his been released b. order Of
Eer1tIJ.
some oujectswhich the Enpresa left in the
Tulter1es, In the haata Of departure, hare been
her,
~Iast Might ns it:was understood that meeting |
Of the majority Of the Corps LeE.s!astf was to
take place At the dwelling Of Deputy johnson, an
ottlccr, by command Of kerasrJ, courteously de-
nanted promise, on the honor Of the Deputies, |
that no opposition be attempted to the efforts Of
ctllter retired.
1t Is reported that Cerm!achl will he appointed
Governor Of the Bank Of France.
TIE sEAT OF, WAR.
TIE r1suBsIAH ADVANCE
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The TyusstAn aiynnce Ia said
70 l'c near Sclssons. marching rapidly. toward
Paris
The enemy continue their onWa.d march to-
ward Para, accompanied with train Of
heavy artillery and ammunition tot the siege. /
L&TIR.-The arrival Of the Prusstan Advance |
at Su:sAona u confirmed.
s1RAsB0CRg.
Nothing has been received from strasbourg tor |
= day or TWO. |
FAR1s, Sept. 7.-At eight O'Clock last evening, |
the Project OF Laon telcgTaphed to the rosern- |
lncnt that no fotre Of the enemy had appeared |
there.
PARIS. Sept. 7.-+Thc hcad OF the rrusslau col ]
urnn hats, apparently, at Laon and Erernay.
REMSAN1s or TIE FRENCH ARMY ARnlyx IN PARIS
PARla, Sept. 7.-Gc0cEal Winery. With bis entire
force. arrived at raEts b. railroad, at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. HIs division consisted Of
eleven trana OF cavalry, thirteen trains Of arif-
1cry, and fourteen rrasns of%ufantEy. The rolling
stock Of the EoHhe!n and other railroads will be
despatched Immediately to the eastward to bring
back other troop.
ANOTHER FRrsstAN COLUMN ENTERING FRANCE,
FaxIs, Sept 7.-Thc pzussians have entered
France BY way Of Belfast, aud asc going TO Null
harsen.
| General vcuay, With 90, 900 men, In coming from
/ 3sdaof 70 Lapn. 1t Ii ru1nofcd that he haa ao en-
gsxement with the enemy, In which he Was
| wnated.
| HuMoREp FRENCH sCrcKSs DENIED.
LONDON, Sept TT Is denied that the Mu1hau-
sen National Guard successfully repulsed the
Germans who we're seeking 70 pass the Rhine 1t
that point.
Nearly iii the wounded who were collected At
Sedan have been sent under capltulas1on 10
| neighborIng toWns and farms-
SCATTERED BASpS
Twelve hundred Of AacAahnn's army arc re-
] ported At Mexteres and twenty Thousand between
rouzsers and LII Chsne.
Address OF wINFFES TO 7nE EotD1KKa-
PARIS, SEPT 1.-THE following Is the address Of
General Wimpfeu, to whom the command Of thr
army Ut saeR was asstgne1 on tue *oundlng Of
General MscMAhon. It was addressed to the SOL
dsers At Sedan, Aud dated September ). 1t IS as
tollowa:
"solp1KRa: On Thurslay you foosht:asainss a
fGrcc Grratiy superior In numbers From nay-
| b.csk until dark you resisted the enemy with the
utmost bravery. When Jou had tred your lh71
| cartridge, you wcfo woru out with lighting. aud
not being able to respond to the call nf tour Gen
, erals and Officers IN the attempt 70 re}o1n MAE
| shat BaxaIne by the road to Nontmedy. you wcrt
fu.cest TO retreat On Sedan. In this desperate
effort but two Thousand men could he got togeth
er, and your General deemed the ATTEMPT ut'eri!
hopeless and imptactcahle- Your General founlt
= | With deep regret, when the army was feuuttes
within the walls of the town. that 1t had supple
ccthcr OF food nor Ammunition; could nc1ihe
leave the place nor defend It, means Of e1stenc
being alike wanting for the population. i was
therefore, reduced to the sad alternative Of treat
. | ing with the enemy l went yesterday to tn
Pzusslan headquarters With full power frnu III
= | Emperor, but could not nt nrst bring myself I
accept tho conditions Imposed hy the enemy
:, / / LIS moIuluEs hoHtseIt utuaCta " 1ouu4s4
II menr, TO which We could not reply, desired t
y make freah attempt to get honorable terms.
. hare obtaiued conditions by which Ne have save
\ much possible annoying and insulting foEmaliue
Ep which the usages Of war generally Impose nude
II the circumstances IN which We ind ourselves.
"ls only remains for us, of1lcers and soldicn,
accept With resignation the consequences Of til
Of surrender, We have at least the consolation
D. knowing that useless massacre has been avotdc,
r, and we baye yielded only under circumstance
&c scains, which no arzny could neht-nauely, wal
It. OF food and ammunition.
Now, soldiers, in conclusion, let nc say tn
yeu are 6till able to render brilliant sefy1ces
he ruur country without being neetlcssly s1auz
1t tered
ho .{stgucsY "Dx w1MrEs,
"General Commanding In Ehlef.1 =
xArolrox At srp4s.
SEE YORK, Sept. 7-T'he 7+iAtnts coz1cspon
IN. dent writes f1oH, the headquarters At Douchel
r. near Sedan. On the Sd inst: