Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-10
CabIegranS.
-Mazzini has gone to Tours.

-MaZzini has gone to Tours.
1T is said that Garibaldi's expedition
is paralyzed by the jealousy of the French
/ officers.
1T is reported that the formal siege of
New Biersach has commenced.
-Bourbaki has been under strict sur
veillance since bis visit to Chiselhurst.
Pierre Jules Barockes, formerly Eng
lish Minister of Justice, is dead.
The Prussians opened fire on New
brisach and Fort Notier at half-past sew
en- Tuesday morning.
The loss of Dion is due to the nom
arrival of French artillery.
The sum paid in on the National
French loan has already amounted to
over 20,000,000 francs.
-Canrobert and Letpuf are with the
Emperor at Wilhelmshohe.
The Bavarian government hiss been
Instructed to ooosc sending reinforcements
to the army around Paris.
-Eugenie left Wilhelmshohe, Wednes.
day. She travels strictly ifsc0g1aito.
The Duchess of Hamilton and Prin-
cess of Monoco were among the visitors
at Wilhelmshohe on Tuesday.
-Gambetta's proclamations and circu-
lars are bitterly condemned in France.
ALI foreigners in Paris have been
offered passes TO leavs the city.
The escape of Paul Cassagnac from
the Prussians and his arrival at Vienna is
confirmed.
The Landwehr brigade, hitherto
doing duty before Metz, has been sent
home to Germany.
-Fifty-three eagles were taken by the
Germans at Metz.
Subscribers to the National loan OF
France are numerous in Paris. Seven
hundred and fifty million have been paid
Of the portion due Oct. 21st.
-Garibaldi's headquarters are at Al
fauges. In encounters with the enemy,
near Besancon, he captured over 1000
prisoners.
The province of E'Jura is now free
from the Prussians, who are going north
ward, closely followed by the French.
The publication of the journal O6iciel
1t Tours is suspended, and an official bul-
etin will be issued instead.
1t is reported that M. Theirs refuses
% go to Versailles, insisting on visiting
Paris first and afterward returning TO the
Prussian headquarters.
"A corps of artillery has been organ
zed at Paris which Is armed with nit-ail-
euses raised by subscription and present
ID TO the Government.
The London Standard contradieis,
~ authority, the report of the conference
IF the Legitimists and 0rleanist chiefs at
Joppet, Switzerland.
The majority of American gentlemen
'esident in Paris have decided to remain
inside the city, and participate ia the
igors of the sejge.
The Germans have officially intro
uced into Alsace and Sasrbruck Ger
Ian geographical names for towns and
illages of these districts.
Alphonse Gaut has been appointed Ad-
Illustrator of the Government at Mar
.illes. in place of Eequiras, resigned.
The reports of Cabinet crisis in
[olland are confirmed. Foek and Van
.osse have been entrusted with the for
ation of a new Ministry.
Gen La Marmors continues the
ope's interdict against the erection of a
lace for Protestant worship in Rome.
ID the Protestant chapel will remain
inside the walls.
The journals of Paris announce that
avarian prisoners captured in enco unters
ith the investing forces were found to
I've explosive bullets in their possess
On.
Italy has been formally notified that
ustria will not interfere in the Roman
lestion. She suggests, however, that a
inference of the great powers be asked
adjust the guarantees which Italy shall
fer to the Pope.
A special correspondent OF the New
ork Tribune at Metz, telegraphed on the
81 am informed from a Trustworthy
uroe that the Prussians found in the
sgszines and arsensls stores of all kinds,
cluding provisions sufficient for the
aintenance of the garrison until March.
Addresses 10 the Tours Government,
.mauding an energetic prosecution of
e war; continue TO pour in from all
.rts of the coutry. At Marseilles, M.
elfech, Mayor, gave in his resignation ia
der that he may be free TO enlist in the
nks, and declsDes that the women may
ell cali towards all able-bodied men who
not Join the army.