Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01
Foreign News.

l.ospoS, Sept, ls.-AdViees from Tours,
nov the actual seat Of the French 0oyern-
meni. eomrlain OF the inlereepliOn aud de-
I lay Of ieltgraphie dispatches and mail
communication with Paris aud England,
A hAllson hps arrived frea Ms,s. with
i letters lot Paris.
BEstlS, Sept IA telegram from
Prussiah headquarters makes great re-
dueIion In the number OF prisoners sur,
rendered at Selsn--enly $4,000 killed aud
wounded 20,OOO.
The King refuses 20 recognize the Pre-
yislonal Government, aud will only re-
coehiIe the Emperor or BaIaine.
WAsnISGros, Sept. ls.-Molley tele-
graphs to tue State Department that Prns.
sia does not intend TO eonfne negotiations
to the Emperor or Regehey, but objects TO
negotiations with tie present goyerntient,
as 1t is incapable Of furnishing absolute
guarantees.
Bismarck and FaTre have had confer.
ence, but the result has not transpired.
! LOSDos, Sept. l9.-Prhssias says distinct
ly that she does not reodgniIe the French
Government either Imperial or Republi-
| can. Size is reluctant TO make peace at
present.
Tours, Sept. lo.-Thohgh il. is certain
that Jules Favro has gone TO Prussian
headquarters, no basis Of negotiations has
been arranged.
BERLIN, Sept. l9.-The Moth German
Gazette says the Republic exists de .Jae'O
Empire de jure. We shall treat With that
offering the best conditions.
The Post says ballooh, with 5000 let
iers from Metz, was captured. Bazaine
writes that his army is well supplied with
everything, and that the French were vic
torichs in every fight up 10 the 3lst.
The correspondent of the Daily News
says Bismarck is determined 10 starve ont
Paris, unless Metz and Strasburg are sur
rendered. The Germans laugh at Bazain S
hopes of escape from Metz
PARIs, Sept. l9.--The Red Republicans
continue to plitard the walls with hand
bills, announcing the new government.
Trouble is apprehended. The people say
they prefer Prussinn rule to the present
government.
The journal du Republique publishes
Jules Cavres circular, which contains the
following points: The election by the con-
stituent act, and the objection made re-
garding the dc jure character Of the pres
ent government Favre admits its irregu-
larity, but argues the urgency Of TIE caSe,
that the defence and Integrity Of the soil
Ind national honor are involved. On re.
turn of the delegated power to the people,
nothing is to be expected from Prussia
her supreme will and cxaliation from sue
cess is irreconcilable with calm impa.-
tiality and craftsmanship.
Two hundred victims are already sacri'
feed to her ambition, and it is certain she
will exact TERMS from France which the
present momehtary and incompetent gov
ctnment sliotild not accept, hence we con.
woke an assembly, freely chosen, to decide
what we ask now is to give France our
hearts and our blood, then let France de-
cdc not our transient authority, hut i'm
mortal France rising itself to confront
Prussia.
France, released from the winding sheet
of the Emperor, frank and generous, is
ready to immediate itself for right and lib
erty, .disavowing all those exalted politca
ideas of the old government. France has
now to ambition but to remain mistress OF
herself; to develop her hatiotial and moral
resources it Is for this she asks for the
cessation of hostiliiss, but che will prefer
thousand fold of disasters to dishon6r
Favre adds MGhkind must admire, bni
pity the spectacle of Paris without lookiiig
to the right left or backwards in defena
ing It's firesides and freedom.
THE city is quiet and dull The boule-
wards are crowded with soldiers. No symp.
tom of disturbance is obsGrvable. j,
Prtssia explains that sic will be fully
trepared to tredt for pehce only when
FraEce presents government sufficiently
stable to enforce the treaty!
BREMEN, Sept. 19.-Ths North German
Lloyd's lines Of steamer5 will commence
running regularly again between Bremen
and United States ports on the LIST Of oc
tober.
New YoRk, Sept. ia cable to the
Times, from London, says: correspon
dent to the New York Times, writing from
Paris, September 18th, says Gen. Viney LED
10000 troops of the line last night to Vim
cennes, to dispute the passage of the
Murne.
The advance of the enemy yesterday was
not great. Their troops are massed neal
the seine, ready to cross any moment,
They are crossing tne ociue ~ NIiahSVu'
and St. Sarges. They will pass in the Vi
cinity of Longuemeau to the rear of Yer
sailles. Once established there, they will
push forward by the woods of Mendon, q
plant batters on the heights of Clomart
and, II the city is bOmbarded, will open up
on tho vanguard. From this point they
can greatly damage the city as far as tlie
boule fard De Enfor dnd Mont parnnsses.
The horihern Army is marching on st
Denis.
The ainounceuient was made that So
cialist meeting would be held, at which
Victot Hugo, Ledru Rollin, Louis Blanc
and Pyatte would be present and pro
test against the moderation of the govern
mont. The meeting will probably be sup
pressed it has net yet taken place.
The feds are struggling hard for ih'
supremacy.
Since morning the enemy has made som'
progress towards Versailles, fighting a
Juvisy and AthOs.
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