The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-09
The Surrender at Sedan!

NEW~1ORx, sept ..
A Berlin telegram announces the cspitu'
lati0u and surrender Of the entire French
army at Sedan.
King William announces that the Empe.
ror Louis Napoleon yesterday surrendered
to himself king William). 4cMAhon Is
New York. ga dispatch Is just received
at 1his Office that King William announces
u Queen Augusta the surrender Of the whole
French army ut Sedan, including the Enl-
peror himself.
Berlin, Sept. 3-The following highly
important dispatch has just beeu made pub
lie here.
Before Sedan, rrancc-Friday, Sept 2.
l:2,2 p. M rom King William to Queen
Augusta: A capitulation whereby the
whole army ut Sedan are prisoners OF war
has just been concluded with Gen. Wimpfre
commanding in stead of McMainon, who il
wounded. The Emperor surrendered him.
sclf to me, Us he Las no command, and left
everything to the Regent ut Paris. His
residence shall appoint after an interview
with him, ut u rendezvous to be fixed i'm
mcdiatcly. What . course events, with
Gods guidance, have taken.
New York, 3-Thc news Of the surrender
Of Napoleon comes through the regular
associated press channels anl through spe-
cial dispatches To various bankers aud pri-
vste individuals It causes great excite.
mcnt.
London, 3-poon. The news Of tho sur
render Of the Emperor and McMahon's
army has created great excitement. Anxi-
city II universal to learn whether hOstilitics
have ceased and there will be- unrcsistcd
occupation Of Paris.
London. Sept. Especial dispatches from
the scat Of war report the most brilliant
Prussian successes 10000 Prussians and
10000 French soldiers lay killed or wound
ed upon the field Of battle.
An official dispatch from Brussels, dated
Sept. I'd, reports the Prussisns who entered
Belgium and surrendered ut the rcQuisiliOn
Brugcs The French captured ut the same
time have been lodged in the citadel Of the
same city. A greater part of the officers Of
both forces have been set at liberty on pa.
role, and placed themselves in service on
tho Sanitary Commission.
Aotley's Dispatches
The following telegram was received at
the State Department this =. M. from Minis
ter Motley:
London, September s-The Emperor Ma.
poleon surrendered yesterday at Sedan u
the King Of Prussia
(Signed.) MOTLEY.
The following has also l,ccn received, ID.
dressed to the Secretary of State:
London, Sept. 81, 11:l5-The Emperor
and Mcliahon's army have surrendered ut
Sedan, to the King of Prussia The Em-
perOr's residence is to be appointed by the
King, after IN interview with him. The
cnpilulalion was concluded with General
Wimptre instead of Mcmahon, who was
wounded.
(Signcd.) MOTLEY,
Minister ut London.
PRUSsIAN OFFICIAL NEWS.
Berlin, 2-Thc following from the
King to queen Augusta is just mado pub
lie:
Sedan, 1, 3 o'clock, p. m A hattie has
ragged since hull. past 6 O'Clock this y. IN.
Our forces have advanced VIGOROUSLY.
The 4th, 9Th and 7th corps and Davanans
were engaged. The enemy was almost en-.
Myn EseI i .:tT s01 bs;sr,.n Minister In.
received the following, dated, near Beau.
mont, Tuesday:
A battle has just occurred, In which We
arc victorious: Tho French were driven
London, 2-F'rom German Official &C
counts Of the battle ut Metz, it appears, Ba.
zainc was evidently acting In concert with
Mcmahon. The battle lasted a day and
night. Bazaine was driven back after 4
display of great valor. The loss on both
sides 10 terrific. The 4th Lsndwchr fought
CALAMITY. The 1st army corps was con.
graduated by Prince Frederick Charles on
the victory. 's.
The siege of st1usburg continues. A
erreiO nv No - reian,> rp~a e,,aAn - A - -
Oday but was rcpulsed.
Berlin, 2-OHicisl-From ylclarcourt.
near Metz, Sept, 2.-From the eve Of the
2lst till noon of the LIST Dazaine with seve
rnl corps uninterruptedly attempted 10
break from Metz, In northern direction
through tho army Of Prince Frederick
Charles. Gen Iartenfeldt defeated all the
attempts In . glorious engagement, which |
may b. designated tho battle of M0issevillc. |
The enemy was thrown back into the for |
lress.
The principal fights were At seiregny.
and Retonfay. Our losses
were not large; the encnyte very heavy.
The defeat Of McNahon 10 complete
'.teb b.: Just bsca received heres :'
s.a .Ios oas oun. ssys y Ae1shoas ORDERS aud
TSs Eapsss hss ssjcined rr.sce NAPOLEON to rctarn
Paris; ue has refused. and dscsee has bseu II |
Nd -. .tsipHlng him , u bic rank q Prince
Utterly dsfsas1d: The kmpsrc; and xcM.h.n are
siroaer& The French soldiers massscred their own
oss. Many & r. LATER have e:c.sd 70 Belgian
DC Belgian frontier, near Douillon and were promptly
harmed. In one body u three thoeaand men were /
e Oenssal ..d sevessi edesn u ths Imperial STAG,
Berin septe,nber 3d!The following news IL ofnc,ai
landels, september q. II m.The French It Stras-