Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

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erousss SermeA cops4ts4t with perfes
ecariEyentHat Mfyfeg wars. - !
FRzNCH THDoPs IN REiGIUMLPRINC1
| IMPERIkIiTAKES REfUGH THERs. 8
| EBRUssE4s. Septembsr -AS,ditioas
{bodies ofFrencn troobs f1aya.,,ssssiff m.
BsIgisn border near RonilIoms-al.sy.5e,
were promptlv d;ss...s r.
of 8. .OoO men wsr. ~. - ouI oouy
several Officers of Tho "E T;a1 senelA ans
who gave up ths;r sr,o-,;.p t.po.IHl s.au
l-Fhs namtAr- r-of E,ano6 1St
BOUNDARY of Raia;nm sn ~ .hsn. ~n.nin ~ aan sns
| IA K.Ei 5iG1SS .T,h5 49, 49,
were then conveved fo N.mnr ~.
tbsoushEsseaEEiugzsftgiglsTSszs1i IL
eIp ems an.,..ST TtuassS.y.. noass 5issij ,7Is.
- :. n..S Ipsai.Hi VI rance nas ar'
aoss a - - Nnn Inss; ea.Isy-swo mles soatn
Stsp ~ ssns ~ 1ss sss osEH ~, angeollA
| ~ - gi y srf99l y EneHSy;ig gif
a..1 e sRecilal sorlesponaens OF tne 1r7tot1f
.sysY Ve,sklsPns Us, .ioIn tne hl9g neadq
.sssa1S Sssi neaI oeaahi Iloay Nfne
;n~-as sS.nt..ohs vssSs 81 - ''4 T on s4s oln'
~ = Y =; Sss..;. Z; tss.,g tre lasssas y
Sadsn o Ws.s sesi IN pos,',Sa . on 'ne & west ot
marches 10 cat 81 fthe French fetreat' to
Mezieres; South of Sedan was the First
Rayarian corps,, and east, across the
Meuse, the second Bavariaii corps. The
lSaI6ns wete Oh the northeast with
guards. II ~ss with the King tlirougha
out the day; ON the hill shove St Neuss,
commanding a, fsplGndid view of, the
valley OF meuse and the field, After q
tremendous battle, the Prussians having
Eooupietely surrounded Sedsn, and the
hasarans having entered the Ifortitca-
s,ins, .iohs, .ns GHPsfos2 cepitaiaAea ~ hye'
SioIs ans Hh.se4 tntrl.es & A .t:as.-
ia IA n.a ,estes aaI. 70 .ae ling oI prassia ne
mn a-r,x9 iare ~, so,,a @ .t.,s,, iSss. s os
- -. rn ,.;aat A"oi1 ." 'ho "ses VI
Nsno,soS is,, Ssdanr, dan, tar e, bb,,iilp5,n ,ba .,,
beSddnsrtgrs II Vehdfefs. En'E
sAtdssvsu O'Clock IN the .t,aor4n;pOS ~
September I'd, MaeMahe0's whole army
IcomPrising * one hnndre theusaRd
prisoners, capitulated without condi,
itionsas The Pfussisns hsd two hundred
and Forty thouaahdh men engaged 6r In
IreYeISe. The French hAd one t,hun dred
and twenty Thousand. lu, sdt ar.W assh
BxZAINE's LAST ExPLoIT-HE Is, DRIVEN
BAcR NJ MErZMMTERRIFIC LOSSES.
s9Sano}sila ss,Insi ,,lli;iEE HLssIi.i .
oaaSas i;.ssos,slets.a ~: h.ttis q. TStHH! = !!
! n.,as th..e, IN. ,.,s 81, sasiS :
/ e fcor..rt viii, Nc sMat,",, :. H. a0s a.i!s
fs.fed : A. snd n;cht p...;na ",aS
thor,vn h.ok sftar S.,, ~ ~ 80
sssw"iar' niha ~ ssisns a hath III ~.
Iwss' ts,r;f,c =, MI. " somrsSaT v ~ HdsssLs
fought aallantly. The first. army csrps
lwas congratulated By, Prince Frederick
Charles on the victory. So, .,T,. ae.,s-
nAzAINE sURRENDERs TOO, -.
~ ioxTn.o,,s xT.,,s,siess. -I,,. nn.,aa
ith.t MsshsI Its.sins ! ;.,,h x. nsSsss
sor"a nrs ;n ncn n ton =; at.t- n,sand"s., s
at p vU vssps-d.v ~ 70 % th..,.u enu.Wu in..ss.
!ine that fortress on rsceint "a ofibe nevs
ia3SSa tSes. ~ hITtRH Ts, s..nr'
SCENES IN PARIS ON SATURDAY NIGHT
PARIS, September 4, A. Miami
iiestatlons were keps up during the night
d,s sipTTs cSu assaIs tsd N'ts fcSe"easce SU
iSeneIai focuu q suoutSr lSf, anu! cn
iapPeaIing sPoke ~ TUG croxo, saying
ne naa ss1en @ on oetn ahG ms. ~ an ~. nonest
.'u. .sau eouau nos sI .ssn :. M ;da.Hht Huals
auss ny s ~ ~ 'haun.sns. ao.n N;o,ss,, Siom
as.:ss osay stT Eis " FLSsAsta.i.
iSuilaing & ano snousea .nst tne EmIPeISol lsS
navlng ia,.en .; so .ne nan1s % oI !ne
s ensmyIs va t,nG fUs tns PeTPle G ~ rlse
anu cnsse sd;ar.a uua us asiH' .;ii 80 ne Honp.,
:nSwssssts su!TEs.nSI;. Es ~. ~ ths 'sI ~
should not pass without some dstermi1.
iation worthy 'ofFFance. 1''"E 7'''' 'H''''
lPEoPLEoRABaED UPON BY PETE POLICE.
later in the: evening 8 large crowd
assembled on on sem,;o soo11 nb Noosss
HcharSed chsf by W III. poIice Who ussd Are,
arms. 1t IL reported citizens were NOR.
tally wounded! hssnia'o%s .::1'fa' ;" =
AZ this early hour w & the morning