The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-15
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DEFENSE OF STRAS- |
BOURG. |
LONDON, Sept 10-King William
has given orders that Napoleon shall be |
treated as the sovereign Of France
Advices from Havre say tho crowd
IF strangers there is so great that ho-
tells are overwhelmed. Steamers to
Southampton refuse to carry passengers.
Trans arrive at Havre from Paris
hours behind time, they are so heavily
laden. ~',
Scenes at the depot here are very
affecting. Great crowds gather as the
time approaches for the departure Of
trains. The cars in all cases are over
crowded, and many people are necessari-
ly left behind. Many families arc leav-
ing the city in vehicles. Exorbitant
prices are charged, as it is not supposed
the vehicles and horses will be return
ed. -.
The journals approve the project for
converting the constituent assembly, as.
depriving the Prussians Of any chance
to make claim for indemnity, there
being no regular government.
tits just announced that the publica-
ton of the Marseizlaise is suspended:
All tho editors have abandoned the
concern.
Bonneville has resigned the French
ambassadorship at Rome.
The official journal to-day publishes
letters Of the ministers from Italy and
Switzerland recognizing the provisional
government, and the answers of Jules
Favre thereto.
THE FIGHT OF AUGUST 18TH.
Official accounts of the loss at Won
vile; August 18th, show on the ;'Prus-
sian side 626: officers, 1926 men,: and
1882 horses. This account does not
include the returns from several caval-
~ regiments. 4''..a ..'..- Il.
THE CAPTURES AT SEDAN. 81. :
BERLIN, Sept. lO.-The following
dispatch, dated at the Prussian head
quarters last night, was received to-day
"More than $4,000 French prisoners
were captured in front of Sedan before
the capitulation. By the capitulation 8S, ;
600: prisoners fell into our hands; Of
these l4,000 were wounded. -Four
hundred field pieces, including 20 mi.
trailleurs, $50 siege guns, 10000
horses, and an immense amount of
war material, were surrendered.
BAzA1NE STILL LIVES.
Nancy, Sept. 9, v,a London, Sept.
10.-Baza,no 10 recentially inflicted
heavy loss upon the Saxon landweh1
at Pont Monsoon. .2.a &: |s.a} 'e.
-: ADv1cEs FROM PARIS: t.
PARIS, Sept. 1o.-Light. draft
French gunboats: are descending the
Rhine. + . ~. 2. -. .. !.
The Journal DIES De1ats publishes
accounts of excuses committed by the
Red republicans at Tours. =:
All railroads tunnels in the depart.
ment of Seine and Marine ore blown
up by order Of military authorities.
Bridges are also destroyed. '....'"
= The journals annoup ce tho reseizure
Of 10000 needle guns, which will bt
distributed forthwith. g., :,'
The Bank of France has been: re-
moved to Tours.
. &Gaulois says after tomorrow the
supply Of gas will be cut off from The
city, as we must avoid tho dangers o.
explosion by the enemy's shells; =.
1t is announced that large quantity
of rifles lately arrived here from Eng
land. ~s' =
+" At the railway depot large humble,
of chassepots were found piled in wag
ons. They had apparently been for
COTTON. i. - &C. =
PARIS. Sept. '12.-The Ministry ha,
Just made public the following impor
tant Intelligence 80 -
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The Prussians attacked Toulon,: Sat
urday, at five in the morning, and per
sisted in the fight until nine In the even
ing. They were; however, CONSTANT,
repulsed, and many Of their batteries
dismantled... More than ten - thousant
Prussiaus were placed hor. du com
bat: - ~. '..S 'I-''' =" ~ .'-
'"At Montmedy, on Thursday, til,
French garrison: lsplendidly -repulse'
the Prussian attack: ~7:::2@ ..'&' !
" The 5Piuss,ians . have u urrounde,
Neaux, and have arrived ID force q
Nancy and are approaching Noisy Lie
grand!' gstii> .i5# al II sso@i HI !.
Paris is cheered this morning by th
Rumor that The Russian government. /,
insisting on al an afmiatice; and a1s
that the United States has interpose,
and sent three decided dispatches Il
Berlin. L is said the Prussian ad
vance has been stopped ID consequence
II LONDON, Sept u. Tie siege Q
Paris may now be said to have bee,
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