Helena weekly herald., 1870-10-27

Jury ana Cltar-n,ou
LIVER ji.pacn:s s'a'- that the ne gotiatipns
~ Brussels )t'wa,1 Gea. Burnside .ni
others have resulted in total failure. The
f'rcign office "ns informed ut the t.,,ur. anu
abandon all hope o. Il settlement.
London. Oct. 19-rhe army of the Duke
OF Mrckl-nburg. sehwesin twenty-five
thousand s'r"nts ertrred the CRY II Soi>sons
on Sunday, The bnnbartl,,l.nt only lasted
TOUR days 1t is reported that luncll surprise
was 'S"'"ss-d VIA, no more vigorous defcns.
was ,,.,. l, is said that tho people q: the
city in>is;ra on capitulation. In Lii. i, is
thou-,ht tAat :hr surrender WIS due I"
trtacherv. and 'hat it Was brnuEh, about hy
BonHpar;is,s, who are known to be scheme
ing with al'ies. The plan OF the Eouupart.
lists is 20 rlac. the Prince Imperial on the
ahron". with thu Empress Euyene Ms Regent
LoNDoN. October 19---Thcrc arc run,ors
"t conspiracy of the BOnaIMrists to inn
pedc the national defense in France and
promote the triumph Of Prussia.
a dispatch from Versailles announces that
General Plsach, on the 12tI, attacked and
carried Grr.uii, driving out 5000 OF the
guard molilr,
General Won Wcrd,r reports that the
enemy recently in his front have retired To
Bejf"urt and D!jon.
Ii is said that Thicrs will urge at Tours
the instant conclusion Of peace.
A belief prevails ut iavrc that the United
states will Interfere to prevent the lombard
mcnt of Paris.
Prcparatiuns have been made by the Ger.
mans to sever the communication around
Tours, and that city may be cut off at amy
moment.
NEW York, October lo..--Thc Worlds
special from London says: A letter per
balloon, dated Paris the 18th. states that |,
reconnaissance is made every day to ascertain
the position of the enemy. The Prussians
have thrown up complete circle Of en-
trenchmcnts beyond the reacl. or the French
forts. In advance of these they have de-
tschcd post occupied by strong parties. and
when the French make a sortic these parties
fall back on an cntrenchcd line protected by |
artillery. Thus far, although rcconnois. !
sances have been pushed in every direction,
10 evidences Of the planting 1T siege runs !
have been discovered. The Germans arc |
grouped in four largo masses. one Oh each |
side Of the city, and the headquarters Of !
each aro connected by telegraph.
London, Oct 2O.-The French vt Brisach !
made succ-ssful sortie On Saturday MOrn>
ing. They killed and wounded goo and took
IL prisoners I'll. French foreign official is>
sue. - circular TO the neutral powers deny
ing Tie responsibility nt the present wa. and
s'"tin:, tia. the representations made by
pfGssin aa II the state Ut affairs in Paris US
u,terly uatrua. ."r France desires durable
peace.
. D.spa'c:,,s, !rom Hamburg state that ten
French sl.i rs OF war are outside Of the high-
lands, bur nm" are in sigh, OF til. mouth of
,he EIbh. Prrpa.Ations 10 nlre. the French
Vessels have been made in Weser.
Huru,ih. has found i. necessary to deny
that h. has been co.nmi. stoned BY the Amer.
lean government tn offer peace propositions
ut any kind.
Ten French :rgat+s anchore cd off Dunkirk,
with fires banked
The morning Telegraph has reuson to be-,
Ievc that Enurbaki's refusal To take COM
mand oi the beaten A:,iy nt the Loire was
due To very natural ise!ing. and that his
offer 10 take command uf thn army OF the
North ia considered mere subtelfugr, As
sha. army is no. likely to br lo,n-d at ali.
The Times publishes tho following di
patch: repor, comes from Luxumbu,g
stating TINT Bazainr vases! the siege ot
ILionvi'le on the l4ti, after an tngag- ment
lasting four hours, in which nearly the
whole investing torce Of $4,000 were cap-
-tured. On the lJtll Ar returned to Metz with
an immeDre amount OF supplies and military
stores whcl, had accumulated at that for
trees, In the meantime. the Prussians. who
had fallen back 70 Punt u Mnusson after their
defeat on tn. 1lth. had swung their line
round 80 that j: extended from Pont>..
M"usson I" Henry and Fouig-man. About
live o'clock Oh The morning OF the 18th Ba>
zaiae attacked the P,ussian centre at COu>
rohnrles in overwhelming force and sue
ccedei in throwing the wi,oIc army between
Two wlngs. The attack was followed up with
vigor and the LETT wing was forced back to
Pont>a>MoussOn aud ll-,nmed n by the river
largely superior force OF Germans fought
atubbornly and tie slaughter was trighttul.
Ono division Of !andw+Ar attempted to cIoss
the river and were literally cut to pieces.
The fighting lasted tar into tho night and
was resumed early on til. morning of the
18th. About o'clock, finding resistance
useless, the Prussians laid down their arms.
Nine thousand dsurrendcred-all that was lett
Of the $1,000 OF the morning before The
French turce engaged ia estimated ut 10000
London. Oct. 20.-Ths Times censures the
arrogaucn OF the Prussians in their terms for
Paror that no government yielding foot of
French territory. ~ the condition Of peace,
could retain its power 4 day.
The Prussian papers cay that in the sb
sence OF skilled ta.l, frunl their usual indus-
try. Germany 10 q heavier loser than France
By tho wkS.
LONDON; October 9O.--On Tuesday the
sd division of the Grown Priuce's army At
lacked the French at Chateau. Dun, 10000
strong Tho French were defeated aud
driven back and tho town carried by storm.
Many prisoners were taken by the Germans,
whose loss was small.
London. Oct 81 1t Is stas.~i saas Burn
side. Sheridan aud Forsyth have re>
ceived orders from Washington To repair to
London NJ ones. The Cologne Gazette.
which published this statement. esys tina.
owing to the suggestions of these gentlemen
Minister WasAburn has been go ems
ergetic that he has L+.en forced T., de.
mand tue reparsti.n Of frequent arrests of
Americans AZ spes.
The Pail Mall Gazette. in ref.rring to the
appointment of Morton, says: A thorough in