The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-24

merged political sentiments into one
nose for French dcIiTcrancc. lie may
trcod upon mine. We cannot believe
that French strategy aad bravery are to
be easily rendered abo'tl'e.
The COO, 900 Germans are divided In
three portions. The Crown Prince has
$40 600 men, and geo pieces Of artillery, !;
or 1872 battalions of Infantry, lG4 squad
rons of cavalry, and ia batteries.
The battle OF Woerth was most SAN
culinary. The needle gun and m!iralllcur
did mutually terrible havoc. " hlle the
| Prussians lost DISQUALIFICATION was
routed. His force was $4,000, and 1t
7aliantly opposed 100000 Prusslans:
Gen. Bocher's Zouaves were literally cut
! to pieces. Out of sixty.6re officers, for
tv.seyen were killed, wounded and miss
inc. The losses are vaTiously estimated;
In the battle between Thiancourt and
Harville, Prince Albert of Prussia IS re-
! ported killed.
An official dispatch from Bazsine says
TUESDAY we gave the enemy battle be-
| tween Dencourt and Blonville, and drove
him back. We bivouacked on the po'
sitions We had taken. Had Prince Fred
erick Charles and Steinmetz before US.
ROME, Angus, l9.-The Pope has de-
cided to recall Mimic from Vienna on ac'
count of Austria's abroga.ion OF the
concordat.
BERLIN, August 2o.-An official organ
to-day says that although Germany Is
losing its noblest sons, she has this com
fort that the war is not 10 vain that 1t Is
one against race known to our fore
fathers as full Of arrogance and insolence
and which has robbed US Of our falres'
provinces. God will enable our Hing tc
establish durable peace IN mId-Europe
in the shape of united Germany, the
keystone Of true freedom and morality
PARIS, August 19.-ln the Corps Leg
islatif. Count Palkao said it was certain
the Prussians had suffered severely in
the late engagements. Their centre
being specially crippled, had tried to re-
treat to St. Michael, but was unable tt
effect junction with the Prince Royal
A regiment of white cuirassiers was en-
tirely destroyed. The French peasants
captured detachment of Prussians.
The following has been issued from
headquarters August ls-5 ?. Mn
the encounter of the 10th the corps o.
General L 'Admirault formed the extreme
right. a battalion Of the twenty.thlro
regiment of the line defeated the Prus
sian lancers, capturing three colors
There were many brilliant charges, II
one of which General LeGrand was XII
cd. General Montague is missing. Tht
Prussian Generals Doering and Wede
were killed and Gromter and Van Rauct
wounded. Prince Albert, of Prussia
commanding the cavalry, was killed
The following morning we were masters
of the position previously occupied by
the enemy. On the 18th several com
bats with the rear occurred near Ora
vellottc. The force Of the enemy In th'
battle of the 17tt was 100000. W.
have not yet exact figures Of our losses.
Prince Napoleon has gone to Chalons
The excitement Of the people Of Paris
last night, on account of the absence o
news, was intense. When the evening
journals appeared, the people fought fo'
the first copies. Count Paliaso's state
ment in the Corps, was read to a large
crowd who wildly cheered. No offcia
bulletins have appeared for two days
Gen. Trochu has issued another proca
nation, the meaning OF which is, tha
Paris must stand siege.
The French forces arc at Metz.
Italy, England and Austria it is be-
lieved have determined jointly to inter
fere to save Paris.
The Austrian Germans have declared
for Prussia.
The siege of Paris is imminent The
city is provisioncd for s months. Gen
Trochu has accepted the Governorsnip o
the city.
Peace propositions are discussed. The
King of Prussia says that if Napoleon
wishes peace he nust ask for an arms
tice. The principal terms upon which
peace will be declared are the recogni
ton of King William as the Emperor o.
Germany, and the deposition Of Napoleon
for the Orleans family.
| A Prussan loan of 100000 thalcrE
is announced at 63.
PARIS, August 16.-La Presse praises
Bazaine for refusing the armist!ce de-
manded by the Prussians to bury the
dead. The peasants must bury the dead
The army must continue its work o
annihilating the enemy. The hour O
complete victory is near. Thousands O
men are working on the Paris defen
ces.
PARIS, August 1s.-The Prussian los:
around Metz was 10000. The French
loss was comparatively small, being pro-
tected by fortress. The french troop:
have reinforced Strasburg. The Prus
slams have no siege trains and have aban
doned the idea Of besieging Strasburg
The Prussians have retired to Darsen
helm Valley to secure their communica
ton,
The journals are bitter on Austria'<
neutrality, when, with barely 100000
men, she might have avenged Sadowa.
| PARIS, August 19.-The Private gar
dens of the Tuilleries have been turned
into an outdoor hospital, with DR.. Nela
ton Director.
members of the Garde Mobile arrive
from the country by thousands daily
They are 6ne men, whom few days
drill make soldiers.
PARIS. August 2O-6 P. M.-The