The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-11
LATE NEWS.

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English pilots have been formally for
hidden to serve on armed vessels of the
belligerents.
The headquarters of King William are
at Cologne. Prince Frederick Charles
is in command at Kreuznach, and the
Crown Prince at Mannheim.
Information has reached Berlin that
all Germans in France will be obliged to
take out official permits to remain in the
country.
a London letter says ''The soldiers
of Bavaria, Wurtemburg, and the petty
German States, that year ago would
almost as soon have thought of fighting
under the French tri-color, as beneath
the Prussian eagles, now accept the or
ders of the Crown Prince as if they were
already part of the Prussian nationality.
The grand issue of the war is already
won. German unity from the day, that
the troops Of the smaller German gov
ernments were turned over to King Vii
liam, was an accomplished fact"
Mr.. Thomas Bragg, Chairman of the
Executive Committee of North Carolina,
telegraphs to the World that the Con-
servatives have carried the State, and
that Judge Brooks, U. S. District Judge
will grant writs of habeas corpus under
the act of Congress of February. 1867.
William Murray, Jr., committed sui
eide at about 2 p. m. on Saturday, at
Bellville, ILL.,, by shooting. The deceas-
ed had been suffering for some time
from throat affection, and his case had
been pronounced incurable. He was the
son of the late John Murray, at one time
Speaker of the Lower House, and was
prominently connected in Chicago
Ike French troops have all left
Rome for France.
LONDON, Aug S.-Ireland is very mel
encholy over the French defeat.
Prussia menances Metz and St. Avoid.
McMahon continues to retreat towards
Nancy.
Hamburg, Dresden and other cities
were illuminated.
The Emperor is said to be i'll at Cha
Ions.
The British Foreign Office has an i'm
perative demand from Prussia to stop
shipment of coal to France, or abandon
pretense of neutrality
PARIS, Aug. S.-The city is fearfully
excited over the news from the front.
The French army is concentrated at Metz
where the next battle will probably be
fought before MANY hours. An Imperial
decree has appeared conveniug the Legis
can, and will PIT two million men in the
field if necessary. There is all possible
haste being made in the defence of Paris,
should she be meanced.
The following proclamation was issued
from Paris: Frenchmen we told the
truth it is for you now to do your duty;
let one shout come from all, from one end
of France to the other; let the people
vie with each other in sustaining the
great cause. Some of our regiments have
fallen before overwhelming numbers :
The army has been defeated sustain it
to the fortunate moment let the inhabi
tants of France not be subject to the bur-
den of the war; rush to the assistance of
your brothers in the east. Let France
be united; let Heaven bless our arms.
LYNDON, Aug. S.-Tribunes special
reports from Paris. that the feeling is
hourly more serious. The Republicans
believe their hour approaches and Paris
at this moment is as likely to rise al ainst
Napoleon as to arm against Prussia
II Deputies publish declaration signed
by them, demanding the immediate arm
ing of the citizens Of Paris. All France
must be armed and really. The papers
all urge this and say the country is in
DANCE.
The Pope has written letter to the
Emperor Napoleon, in which he express
es dissatisfaction at the removal OF the
French troops from Rome.
The Papal Nunico was received yester
day by the Empress, out his final repre-
sentation had no effect. The Gaulios
says he has written a very bitter letter to
the Emperor expressing doubts of Italy S
protection of Rome.
A number of Deputies of the Corps
Legislatif protested against the evacua,
ton Of Rome, but the will of the Emper-
or has remained unaltered
Transports left Civita Vecchia to-day
with the last regiments, and all the
French troops late in Italy are expected
to be on the German frontier by the 10th
inst.
CAELsRUHE, Aug. Especial to the
N. Y. Herald " Yesterday the right
German wing commenced to advance
from Tricr and Saarlouis. Sierek was
taken and Thionville attacked furiously.
After some resistance the French threw
away their arms and fed. At the same
time yesterday, the army of the Crown
Prince began to move toward Bitsch.
The French advance made but little re-
sistance. To-day the whole of the Ger
man army is advancing. The King is
with the army. Over 1000 French pris-
oners have been sent to Frankfort.
Napoleon is reported sick.
La Liberte" says: 100000 Italians
will be fighting with us in a few days
under an alliance offensive and defensive.
Napoleon telegraphs from Metz, that
his communication with Mcmahon has
been interrupted and that he is placing
himself in the center of the position.
The defeat causes great CONSERVATION
in Paris.
La Lberte bids the people to rise en-
Deasse and repel the invaders.
The Herald speci al says: 5000 prls-
oners were taken by the Crown Prince
ond General V Grohe. The French loss