Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-08
GRAMONT IN ENGLAND
His Views as to the Stu.
alton.
Interesting General News
The FrancO-Prussian War

FEDERAL BONDs-LETHARGY AT PARIS,
LONDON, Sept. z.
The Times, to-day, in its city article,
commenting on the prostration of bust
ness and the unsteadiness of the market
for securities, says: The price of Federal
bonds depend on the success of the Prus-
slams, which seem most assured. The
writer hopes that the French Republic
will not persist in the vain struggle, but
sock peace and leisure to constitute itself.
A dispatch 10 the Daily News says
there is hegira of French refugees, red
and parti-colored, from London.
A correspondent of the Daily News
noticed before the late events rigorous
soldiership in German Camps, and an
utter dissolutenesss and absence of all in
terest or ambicion at Paris.
THE POLICY OF FRANCE Is PEACE.
PARIS, Sept Z.
A circular has just been issued byJules
Favre which contains the following
points:
The policy of France is peace, leaving
Germany master of her own destinies.
PRUSSIA WARS AGAINST FRANCE-NoT
THE EMPEROR.
The King of Prussia had said he made
war against dynasty, and not against
France, yet the dynasty is gone and
France is free, and still is this impious
war continued. Will the King face this
responsibility before the world, and bear
his tolls O.?
FRANCE DETERMINED AND UNDIS-
MAYED.
France yields not one foot of sod, not
one foot Of sod, not one tone of fortress.
a shameless peace means the extermIna-
ton of our cause and that of Europe. Uu-
di-mayed the army is resolute and pro-
vided
MEDIATION.
BRUssEL, Sept. z.
The neutral powers are yet unadvised
OF any efforts of mediation notwithstaud-
ing tho roporto that England hod a1,ado
efforts to that effect.
FRANCE UNITED WILL FIGHT TO THE
LAST.
Three hundred thousand combatants
can hold Paris to the last. Ii crushed
France will arise and avenge it and let
! Europe know that the Ministry have no
other aim or ambition than peace, but the
war proving an earnest one will continue
the struggle, confident of triumph of JUS
tice.
GARDE MOBILE.
PARIS, Sept. 7.
The Officers of the Garde Mobile are
resigning.
MUTINOUS.
The corps of General Vinoy is mutinous
They say that the forced marches is use
| less in view of the treason at Sedan.
ITALY REvoKEs CALL FOR RESERVES.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 7.
In consequence of French evacuation of
Rome, Italy revokes the call for the third
| class of reserves.
LONDON, Sept. Z.
The bark Matilda Octavia, for Quebec,
has returned to Liverpool with her masts
and rigging damaged.
PRINCE IMPERIAL.
The journey of the Prince Imperial
from Dover to Hastings was strictly pI,i-
vate.
Commander Duper, who has charge of
the Prince, absolutely prohibits all con-
vcrsation with him, and denies introd uc-
tons to him on the ground that extreme
quiet is necessary for the health of the
Prince after the exciting events he has
passed through during the last few weeks.
The Prince upon his arrival at Dover
received letters from the Empress, in
which she announces her immediate de.
parture from Paris. She states, with
much feeling, that her first duty will be
to assist her husband, when that duty is
discharged, she will join her son.
GRAMMoNT.
The Duke de Grammont arrived in
London yesterday to join his wife, having
escaped from France by way of Hoore.
The Duke is very communicative, and |
expressed himself very freely in regard TO
the present situation in France. He stated
that the present revolutionary govern
ment in Paris cannot last, and predicted
its speedy fall. He proves that its MEM
bers have not got the confidence of the
people. The members are those whose
efforts have been directed heretofore to
embarrass the real government and as
sumo failure of war
The Duke declares that the Republi-
can agents were all the time at work en-
deavoring to choke the confidence and
destroy the discipline of the army, and
attributes the loss of battles greatly to that
cause.
In reply to question as to whether be
thought foreign governments would re-
cognize the Republic, he said he did not
see how they could do SO. Tomorrow
another batch might get up and declare
themselves a Provisional Government,
assume power and involve the city in
bloodshed.
THE NEW FRRNCH GOVERNMENT RELY 1
ON THE UNITED STATES :
Special to the New York Times.
PARIS, Sept z. n
The new Republican government seems Z