Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-10
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BERLIN Oct. 9.-It has been finally decided
ut headquarters not TO reassemble the present
Prusslan Chambers, but to dissolve them, and
order new election, when more trustworthy
government majority is expected.
Bismarck has refused to release jacob.
At Solssons the siege is progressing favor
ably.
LONDON. Oct. 9-Tbe Herald corresnnn
dent at the Prussian headquarters says "Y GU
may rest assured that the siege OF Paris will
not he delayed an hour longer than Is necessary
to bring up guns to mako The attack.
The French forces gathering in the unoccu
pied portions OF France are not feared. The
new army on its way from Germany to Stras
bourg will crush out such organizations
Tours, Oct. On. Gambetta has issued q
proclamation to the people of the Depart
ments.
Alter reviewing the position of Paris and
showing the preparations made by the govern
ment Tor months 10 maintain itself, no says
The situation imposes upon US great duties;
first OF all 1t Is for you to cease to be diverted
BY any pre-. occupation from war loutrance.
The second is, until peace comes to accept
iraternajly the authority of the Republic, q
power proceeding from necessity and right,
and a power which would not exist mo
nent were it exercised for the profit OF any
ambitions. There is now but one passion and
one thought, TO rescue France trouI the abyss
into which the monarchy has plunged US
This makes the Republic which has been we'll
founded, so. therefore, | have command for
you which is that abandoning all other affairs
and without taking account of the difficulties
and obstacles which are to be overcome, 10 CO..
operate with all your unrcstrained energies 10
rcmedying the evils of tho situation.
The time is short in which to supply to the
active force all it has lost by delay. The men
are not wanting This delay it is which has
wrought defeat. Now come resolution and
decision, and it is in The execution of these pro
ects that the Republic makes an appeal to the
corporation Ct all.
This government takes upon itself the duty
Of utiziog all your courage and all your clpa
city.
1t is tradition to arm our young Cadets
While we DO this, the Heavens will cease
to favor our adversaries.
The rains Of autumn will come lingering
around the capital. The PrussiaDs, far from
their homes, alarmed harrasscd and pursued
by our aroused population, will be declmated
by our arms. By fact,hy nature it is not posi-
bic that the genius of France will be cIouded
forever that the great nation will allow Itself
to take place under the domination Of
100000 men.
Let US then rise up en masse, and let us die
rather than submit disgracefully to dismcm-
bermcnt.
Through all our disasters and under the
stroke Of i'll fortune, there remains for us the
sentiment the unity of France and the indi7isi
biity OF the Republic
Paris asserts most glorousIy again that i'm
mortal motto which also calls again upon all
France. "Vive Ia Nation! Vivc la RopubIi
que! Une ct indivisible u
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Journal Official Of
the 5th received by balloon from Paris COM
ments on tie fear felt by the Prussians at the
absence of news, but warns the citizens against
all rumor:.
Prussian movements arc reported on Nal
MASON Chatiun and the plateau OF Viiejult.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The World special cores
ponjent at Boulogne telegraphs:- -.
There is no doubt that Bazalne Is cordially
co operating with tho Government at Tours
and Trocha at Paris. y
The army of Lyons is advancing BY way OF
Nancy to rcicyc Bazanc.
1t was the right wing of this army which
had battle with Baden troops last Thursday.
1t is reported that Bismarck lelegraphs to
the Italian Government at Florence relative to
tho landing of GaribaIdi in France and the for
nation OF the Italian Legion.
In it's reply, telegraphed to Bismarck. the
Italian Government diSavowed all official re-
sponsibility tor the action of It's individual sub
jecs.
The Worlds correspondent states that the
North German Government has issued an
order that all foreigners, not Frenchmen, found
in arms against Germany shall be put to death.
A retaatory order will be issued from Paris
and Tours.
LONDON, Oct. 1O-Balloons are constantly
leaving Paris. They are always close y watched.