Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

sed through Nancy, Van Couleni-
dy and Joinvlle for Chalons.
Reported appearance Of Prus.
sian scouts ct Chateau Theiaer,
Rheims, Vefdun, Pfalsburg, and
on the railroad between scissors
and Rheims have been received.
LONDON, Aug. q. is
gorged with wounded.
Provisions falling.
Reported Imprisonment Of Mad
anne ASHER untrue.
She is at Bretagne.
Prince Imperial is at Rlthel,
twenty-three miles from Mezeine.
Bazaine's official report re-
ceived.
The French loss at Resonville
$4,000.
Representatives from France,
England and Prussia signed Bel
gian neutrality treaty.
The Times reviewing Prussian
resources, says three armies re.
serves formed to wait events, one
on the Rhine, under Duke Mick
lenburg Schmeren, one at Berlin,
under General Constain, one in
Silesla, under General Torrent.
zerg.
Prussians intensely incensed
about firing on flags OF truce.
The famous cigar steamer, prob
ably the Winons, passed Dover
eastward.
The Prussians say half the
journey to Paris is accomplished
and all distractions left behind.
The English Government, while
its militia and volunteers are only
half armed, ships 10000 rifles
to the Continent. At the same
time, the English people send lint
and bandages for the wounded.
The movement to aid the French
and German wounded has become
universal in England.
The Northern movement Of Nc
Mahon is fully confirmed.
At the fight yesterday, near
Montmedy, between the advanced
of the French and
Prussian armies, the Prussians
we're repulsed.
Large reinforcements have been
sent from Paris by the Northern
railway for McMahon's army.
Mcmahon appears to be gather
ing up the broken Corps, and
thereby swell his ranks, then
sweep along the borders Of Belgi-
um, avoiding battle, to make june
ton with Metz from the North,
and if successful, will cut oil Prus.
sian communication at st. Arnold.
This is supposed to be the policy
Palikao limited at in Corps Legisla-
til, a few days ago.
The Prussians captured Gen.
Montaign, heretofore reported
wounded.
There was q meeting at Sligo to
form an Association to aid the
wounded which manifested SYM
pathy for France.
Henry La Bouchcrs writes to
the Telegraph from Paris that the
Emperor has actually suspended
his Cabinet, which remains
in power only because its chief
thought it possesses the admin
istrative capacity. The Corps
Legislatif is supreme but con-
scious it lacks national confidence,
owing to the manner Of its cleo.
ton.
Trochu and committee Of dc.
tense ruling France are absolute.
Marquis Of Hartford who died
in Paris bequeathed to tic Prince
Imperial large sums.
Prussians will send no flags of
truce.
Prussians are still cndeavoring
to divert the river Ill from Stras.
burg. If they succeed Moeb will
be left dry.
PARIS, Aug. IA note from
Berlin has been addressed to Prus.
sian ENJOYS in regard to flag OF
truce asking cessation Of hostili-
ties to bury the dead, which truce
was refused and the flag insulted
three times. Prussia, therefore,
declares its resolution to offer
no diplomatic negotiations to the
French people until the Empire is
declared at IN end.
WASHINGTON, August 29,-New
York specials to the Times, dated
Paris (last night states that Nc
Mahon's communications with
Metz and Bazaine are assured, ald
confirms a French victory at Stem.
ay and Verdun.
Appearance Of the enemy be-
tween Rheims and Saissons In
dicates the way the invaders come
upon us by the way of the valleys
of Aisne and Disc. 1t matters
little how many routes the enemy
comes. The entire circumference
of Notifications are formidable.
All roads have been obstructed,
except railroads and canals.
Many gates and posterns walled
up. =.
The railroad bridge to Aisne is