Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-10
.TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE
THE sElGE OF PARIS TO &c PUSHED.
Prussia Not Afraid Of the New French Armies
The army Of Lyons TO Relieve Bazaine.
King William Can't Trust the Pruss.an
Chambers.
They are TO be Dissolved aud q New
Election Held.
King William Can't Trust the Pruss. an
Chambers.
They are TO be Dissolved aud q New
Election Held.
Gambetta's Statement Of the situation.
HEROIC SORTIES AT METZ.

TeIegrdFhed Exclusively TO The Epenisg Star.
PRUSSIA WANTS NEW CHAMBERS
ELECTED.
BERLIN, Oct. 9.-(Special to New York Tn
bune. III has been finally decided at headq uar
tiers not to reassemble the present Prussan
Chambers, but to dissolve them and order new
election. when more transworthy government
majority is expected.
BISMARCK WONT RELEASE JACoBY
Bismarck has refused TO .lease Jacoby.
At SCISSORS the siege is progressing fsvorably.
THE SIEGE OF PARIS To BE PUSHED
LONDON, oct. o Especial TO New York
Herald. The Herald correspondent at the Prus-
sian headquarters says: "You may rest assured
that the siege OF Paris will not be delayed
an hour longer than Is necessary to bring up
guns 10 make the attack.
The French forces gathering in the unoccu-
pied portions of France are not feared. The
new army on its way from Germany TO Stras-
burg viii crush out such organizations.
GAMBETTA'S APPEAL To THE FRENCH
PEOPLE.
Tours, Oct. 9.-M. Gambetta has issued a
proclamation 10 the people of the departments
After reviewing the position of Paris. and
showing the preparations made BY the govern
ment Tor months To maintain itself, he says
The situation imposes upon us great duties.
First OF all, IL II for you to cease to be diverted
by any pre-occupation from war, rOE,ranoe.
The second Is, until peace comes, to accept fra
ternally the authority Of the republic-a power
proceeding from necessity and right, and a
power which would not exist a moment were IL
exercised for the profit OF any ambitions. There
Is now but Cne passion aud one thought-to res
cue France from the abyss into which the mon
archy has plunged US. This makes the republic
which has been well founded. so, therefore,
have command for you, which is, that abaa.
Coming all other afisirs, and without taking ac-
count OF the difficulties and obstacles which are
TO be overcome, you cooperate, with all your
unrestraiDed unergies, in remedying the evils OF
tie situation. The time is short in which TO
supply TO the active force all IL has lost b. de-
lay. The men are not wanting. This DELAY il
is which has wrought defeat. Now come reso-
luton and decision, and il is in the execution
OF these projects that the republic m axes an ap-
peal 10 the cooperation of all. This govern
ment lakes upon itself the duty of utilizing all
your courage AID all your capacity. 1t is a ira
Clifton TO arm our young cadets. While We
Go this the heaven, viii cease TO favor our
adyeIsarles. The rains of autumn will come
lingering around the capital. The Pras.
Tssss d, and pursued BY our aroused pon-
ulaiioD, will be decimated by our arms. By fact
and by nature IL Is not possible that the genius
Of France will be clouded forever; that the great
nation will allow itself to take place under the
domination of 500 600 men. Let US then rise up
en- mosse, and let us die rather than submit dis
gracefully TO dismembernent Through all our
disasters, and under the stroke OF ill-fortuue,
there remains for US the sentiment: the unity OF
France and indyisibilty of the republic.
Paris asserts most gloriously again that immor-
tai motto, which also calls again upon all
France Wee Ia Nctronl Wee Ia Repu5ligus'
Cne ct IRdirisibxl'
RUMoRED PRUSsIAN MOVEMENTS
NEAR PARIS.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Journal OEei,I Of the
9th, received by balloon from Paris, comments
on the fears felt By the Parisians al the absence
runlors. Prussian movements are reported on
Malmaison, Chatillon and the plateau OF WILLIE
jUif.
THE ARMY OF LYONS To RELIEVE BA-
ZAINE.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Worlds special cor
respondent at Boulogne telegraphs: There is
no doubt that Bazaine is cordially cooperating
with the government at Tours and Trochu at
Paris The army OF Lyons is advancing by way
Of Nancy to relieve Bazaine. Ii was the right
wing of this army which had q battle with
Baden troops last Thursday"
ITALY DISOwNS GARIBALDI.
Ii IL reported that Bismarck telegraphed TO
the Italian government at Florence relative TO
the landing of GAribaldi in France and the for
nation of the Italian legion. In its reply, tele-
gTaphed 70 Bismarck, the Italian government
disayowed all Official responsibility for the sc-
'icn OF its individual subjects.
HARD on FOREIGNERS.
The Words correspondent states that the
North German government has issued an order
that all foreigners, not Frenchmen, found in
arms against Germany shall be put TO death. A
retaliatory order will be issued from Paris anu
Tours.
GANBETTA ON AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
TOURS, Oct. 10-Gambetta, Secretary of the
Interior, who has just arrived here from Paris
IN his proclamation to the people OF the several
departments, has The following relative 70 af-
fairs in that city by order OF the republican
government have Left Paris TO transmit TO YOU
the hopes OF the Parisians and others of those
who are seeking to deliver France from foreign
ers. Paris, invested for seventeen days, pre-
sents the spectacle of two million men forget
ting their differences 70 Withstand invaders who
expected civil discord. The revolution found
Paris without guns or arms Of any kind. Four
hundred thousand Of the national guard are now
armed, and 100 goo Mobiles and co, 900 regulars
women make a million cartridges daily. Each
battalion OF the nationals have two mitralleuses
and field pieces, and are preparing for sorties.
with artillery of the greatest excellence, and
served by gunpers the first in the world.
Hitherto their fire has kept the enemy from
4th instant had only 500 cannon. The enoieate Is
the third line of defence Now IL has $500, with
400 oIounds for each. livery defence , has its men
behind barricades, which are adapted 70 the |
genius of the Parisians. The impregnabi!ty of
surprised, and there is no danger Of reduction or
ktafy alton which the Prussians have been count
ing ON. 1
LoHpoN, Oct. 10.-Balloons are constantly
leaving Paris. They are always closely watched |
for miles by the Prussian hussars- Two bal |
looms, containing great quant1ty OF Omc1al cor
respondence. we're recently captured.
THE PRUssIAN WORKS TO COMMAND
The Prussians are pushing their works near /
Meudon, and on Pimborien Hill, near Seyres.
artillery will command Antenil, Passv' Gre
nellie, and other parts OF west and southwest |
Par;e.
ACCOMMODATING THEMSELVES To /
THE INEVITABLE,
TOURS, Oct1f.-The eovernmen Mt IL besinnin, i
70 prepare the public mind through the medium /
Of the press for the cession OF French territory 70
Germany. La Liberte consents 70 a slisht recfi Il
tcanen VI the frontier near Weissenburg.