Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-20


This demand Of Russia is supported |
by an informal vote IRON the Austro-
hungarian ChAncery. The Govern
ment Of Hague has also presented .
claim TO be heard In the terms Of settle
ment in the Congress Of Powers. and
the Dutch vote has received the approb-
alton and support Of the Russia Govern
ment.
GEN. TRocHU's soRTIE
was led by the Gardes Mobile. who be-
hayed with yAlor and steadyiness, and
the Germans after brief resistance,
broke everywhere in confusion. abamd-
oning their artillery and teams. A
considerable force reiterated in better
order as far as Lcplessia fiQuet. nearly
nine miles to the south Of Paris, holly
pursued by the guards Of Brittany and
of the Seine. They attempted 10 make
a stand At q chateau of that place. where
hey were ossulted finally and after at
engagement compellel to surrender at
discretion. The French captured a
great number OF Prussians, cannon.
flags, ambulapces aud commissarv
teams. .8a.A
NO PRrssrAxs WORKS wrHrxForR MILES
OF THE wALIs or PARIS.
There are now no Prussian siege
works occupied within 1 miles oil the
snciente Of the walls Of Paris.
BAzAIxE OUT OF xETz-THE rRussIAN
ARMY DEFEATED AND DRIVEN
TO roINI-A-hoUssoN.
Ostend, Oct. 16. Marshal Bazaine
made fourth and overwhelming at
tack in force, marching by Lsdonch-
amb towards Mezieres, while another
part of his army furiousiv assaulted the
Germans were beaten1 in both direc-
items. their camps broken up and the
main body forced into disastrous re-
treat upon Point-a- Mousson. where
they now are. Bazaipe himself j. at
Thionvillc. aud he holds the line TO
Mczieres and Marriage. There is much
alarm nj Saarbruck, Treves and For
back. The Government on Holland is
in active negotiations with the Belgian
Government on the matter of the oc-
eiain arms 81 4, x smatf1 has bee been lie HEAVILY I'll,
reinforced.
MORE rRrssIAN DEFEATS.
A special correspondent al Doulogne
says that engag sment- have taken place
within the three DAYS at Cherisy. at
Ecos Les Andelys and Laport St. Au-
bin, in each OF v hich the Germans were
badly beaten. in the latter engage
ment, Thursday, between 5000 and
300 Germans were attacked early
in the morning BY 10000 Gardes Mo.
bile and troops OF the line of the army
of the Loire. They were badly pushed
and taken partially by surprise, but
fought with considerable determination
until they were taken in the flank by
the right army Of the French; when
finding themselves outmaneuyered,
they sought to retreat through the
Of Laport. The inhabitants, aided
by . small body Of Franc-tireurs, had
barricaded the main streets and resisted
the Germans until the main BODY OF
the pursuing French fell upon them
again and cut their retreating columns
in two and captured or dispersed the
whole force.
1Hox PAzIS SUNDAY.
Warrenbourg, Oct. 18th via London,
II. A balloon which left PAris At
o'clock this morning with four passen.
gers and two sacks OF mails, alighted
here at one O'Clock this afternoon
Goddard. the aeronaut, reports tina,
Paris is still courageous. A battle &C.
CURED on Saturday the 18th, inside the
walls, in which three thousand Prus-
slams were killed.
Tours, Oct. IL. Keratry, who re.
Gently arrived here from Paris, will GO
TO Paris on secret mission. Lauriez
tant mission. Gambetta this morning
started for Lyons and Besancon. This
was in obedience to petitions of the
journais and people Of these cities. The
Protect of Lyons yesterday, reviewed
$4,000 National Gardee.
London, H.
the FRENCH FLEET
IL again assembling OF Dunkirk. This
fact coupled with the unexpected arriv-
al o: the squadron in the North Sea
causes the Germans to again remove
the lights and restore torpedoes and
other obstacles in the Elbe. The SQUAD
ron in the North Sea is accompanied nv
dat botfOmed boats. The Germans ap-
prehend mischief.
Tounn, ia dispatch from New
made successful sortie YESTERDAY morn
ing. A thick fog prevailed and the
Prussians were surprised. Many were
killed and WOUNDED.
CAPTURE o. Seasons.
London, 1.-THE Duke of Mecklen-
burg Schwerin reports that BY the cap
ituixtion of Soisnns four thousand
French prisoners fell into the Prussisn
hands. The Prussisn army vas to en-
ter the city on Suncay.
EyAcCAIIOH OF BEACGExCY.
The Prassians have evacuaied Beau
gency. They blew up the viadnct there
before narching. ont. The Prusaians
are siin p Aeasg, bit il s0au force.
1nE 1nnHB OPENING sDO1s
Of the Prps<ian arny were fired from
RefievAs on Friday.
s..a5sii8q FANG At 1oUns. .o,g
New York, i7-Ths Te,exvsn's Lon
don correspondent says that great rIoosu
and despair prevailed in Tours last YEA.
partly from TIE 1jxht of H.. Mayor, W.
1ed in . msnser diagracefll in ihs clo-
zen head md Governor Of The city.
The rsports that IL Hrussians had
ssoeGod IL Lois1 - wers msrching
on Tees thasw n IT, dspasg0ests a
1hc GDSssuneoA il . s1n1o Of esostssna-
49,. pooka DaoNs. - ~ s1cisl
doeabent1 &cy yem hqrEtedly pat TO-
gsther nd paekad 10y infe. places Of
sappoted security n xoatheen Rail-