Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-09-09
The War in Europe.

whole army at Sedan arc prisoners OF war.
has just been concluded with General Wimp.
fen, commanding, instead of Marshal NIoNia.
hon, who is wounded. The Emperor surren
dered himself to mo, us he has no command,
and left everything to the Regent at Paris
His residence shall appoint after un inter.
view with him at rendezvous to be fixed
Immediately. What II course OF events, with
Gods guidance, have taken place.
BRUssEis, September 2-The Prussians
who entered Belgium surrendered. The olli.
GERS of both armies were paroled
BRUssEIs, September 8 Yesterday, Nc
Mahon was completely beaten and shut UP in
Sedan. His last road to Paris was cut
Bazaiuc has been completely beaten before
Metz, by Frederick Charles
PARIS, September 3.-The reported in
sanity of the King of Prussia has been con.
iirmed
LoNDoN, September S.-The Germans are
urging William to declare himself Emperor
OF Germany. Great and pacific news gives
unusual relief. The effect is visiblein nearly
every countonance. Transactions, actions
and prices exhibit new impulse
BRUSSELS, September 8 8-Noor - General
fally has been shot. One account snys lie
was shot by his own soldiers, aud another saws
.t
The Emprcss ordered Prince Napoleon to
return to Paris, and he refused. a decree
has been issued. stripping him of the rank Of
Prince aud Senator.
The Etoic, of this city, says the French
arc utterly defeated, aud that MoMahon and
the Emperor nre prisoners. II is reported
that many of tho Fronch officers were massaJ {
cred by their own soldiers, and greut many
officers escaped to Belgium.
LONDON, September 3 There is great
anxiety here, to learn whether the surrender
involves cessation of hostiltics and an un-
resisted occupation Of Paris.
PARIS, September 3.-The J0mynal on
c'et, this morning. says every event of tie
campaign has proved success.
LONDON, September "a Bcriu despatch
says since Wednesday last Bazaine sought to
escape to the North but was frustrated in
every attempt.
It's believed in Paris that McAIahon, act
ing on the offensive, on Thursday, destroyed
the left wing of the Crown Princes armv
and drove them back ON the hills or Ardenncs.
BRUssELs, Septemher3.- - Yesterday 8 900
French, incu ing on general officer and two
Imperial staff officers, crossed the border and
surrendered
MUNDELLsHEGM, September st h G
Prussinns captured an officer and four chus
scurs at the sally from Stra burg The Ma
Uncut troops, which finally drove Bazninc
back to Metz, were of the first and second
corps and Landwehr. The conflict occurred
around Seregncy and Nourseyilc
BERLIN, September 3.-A Metz letter to
the I'd, says: Since the battle of Gravclott,,
twelve days have passed without giving nc
French an opportunity to leave the saddle
The French arc unable to prevent the Ger
mans seizing chosen positions. The garrison.
including citizens and refugees, must numbcr
100000
BRUssELs, September 3.--Thc French in
Belgium number about 10000, with 400 ar.
tiliery wagons, two guns and ,000 horses
PARIS, September 3-Nothing official
from the nrminc nf ti,n N..".h III. L..
ties of the past few days arc considered indie.
cisvc, though the losses are very heavy
The journals look upon the attack on Paris
as impossible, now. The Prussians are not
able to leave McMahon and Bnzaine in their
rear. 1t is well understood in Germany that
Paris, instead of making peace, will defend
itself to the last extremity. The enrichment
of men between twenty five and thirty five
would give, in n few days, an additional 300,-
900 to the national army The entrance OF
French army corps into Baden cutting
tnlcgrapls and railroads in all directions are
confirmed All cattle have been brought
from Buis de Bo'"gnc to the city The grape
crop of France promise an unusual yield.
BERLIN, September 3,.---The particulars
of the battle of the 1st are still deficient,
though. at Paris, it is thought that it tcrmi
mated favorably to the French The Empc
ror certainly made demand for truce first
by letter, then come in personally and surren
dcrcd.
PARIS September g. 3-Telcgrams continue
to say that McMahon may hold out under
shalter of the fortrcsscs, and TINT Bazainc's
position is good. He lacks neither provisions
nor men. Marshal law has been declared in
Algeria. The Russian press is unit in its
sympathy for Prussia.
RICHMOND, September 3.-The excite
mcnt here, to-day, over the war ne $ was
immense. North German flags were display.
ed and numerous qunrrcls took place between
Germans, French and American sympathi.
Zers.
WAsluNGToN, September 9.-Thc Score.
tary of State has despatch from Motley,
announcing the surrender of the whole French
army, at Sedan, with the Emperor
SEDAN, September 2-l2:2O, p. NJ, via
BERLIN, September 2.-The whole French
army are prisoners of war. The Emperor
surrendered to mo. McAlahon is wounded.
| (Signca) WILLIAM.
New YORK Snntamhcr 9 2-Snoci,l taln