Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
The WAR In EUROPE.
FIGHT AT CHATEAU THIERRy.
A SHARP ENGAGEMENT.
THE PRTsNANS REPULSRD on SUNDiY.
sOIssoNs REFUSES 70 sURRRDER.
REPUBLIC.1.NIS.N 1T ROME
THE REVOLUTIONARY COMMITTEE Ar WORK
A UNIVERSAL ITALIAN REPUBLIC PRO
CLAIMED.
BISMARCK AND NAPOLEON.
Their Interview NJ Oedan -Bismnrck..
Omcial RepOSs OF It.
.iTRO.WE
The REVOLUTIONARY COMMITTEE Ar WORK
A UNIVERSAL ITALIAN REPUBLIC PRO.
CLAIMED
BISMARCK AND NAPOLEON
Their Interview at Sedan Bismarck..
Omcial RepOSa OF IL.

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ENGLISH INTERPRETATION OF
FRENCH OPINION.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-The TtlegrapA's Paris cor
respondent says that the American recognition
is really but little valued there. IL Is regarded
merely as the goodwill Of Q power without ma
terial weight in the European system.
REPULSE OF A PRUSS1AN RECoNNoI-
TERlSG PARTY.
On Sunday Prussisn accomplishing party
encountered q body Of French at Chateau
ThierTy. A sharp engagement occurred, and
the Prussians we're repulsed with considerable
loes.
SoISSONS REFUSES To SURRENDER.
The city Of scissors has refused to surrender
in response to . summons or the Prussiau COM
mander.
NJ. Theirs is here communicating with the
Foreign Office.
UP IN A BALLOON, BOYS.
PARIS, Sept 13.-wilfred de Fouville, author
OF several treatises on arial navigation, is con-
stantly on the watch for the approaching Prus-
slams from . balloon. He has also prepared
other balloons which will be properly anchored
to serve as outlooks from different parts OF the
city.
AN ITALIAN REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED.
RohR, Sept, i3.-Immense posters have been
placarded on the deadw abs OF the city, pro-
claiming universal Italian republic.
The proclamation IL signed by the Republican
Revolutionary Committee.
WAR NEWS VIA LONDON.
LONDON, Sept 13-The steamer Napoleon III,
is now engaged in transporting French refugees
to England.
An activeipquiry is proceeding at Paris into
the distribution Of the vast secret service fund
Of the Empire.
The Paris Figaro regards the tender OF Ameri-
can mediation as an opportunity for peace.
Ex-Queen Isabella, Of Spain, with the Prince
Of Asturias has withdrawn to Bavaria.
BISMARCK'S ACCOUNT OF HIS INTER
VIEW WITH NAPOLEON.
BERLIN, Sept. 13.-Bismarcks official report
to King William, dated Donchery, Sept. I'd, Is
published here to-day. He recites at length the
interview held with the French Emperor at
Sedan, which lasted for an hour. Napoleon
sought better conditions in the matter Of capitu-
lstion than had been offered st FIRST by the Ger
mans. On this. as q military point, Bismarck
refused discussion, but announced to the En-
peror that he was quite willing and ready to dis
cuss questions looking TO peace. The En-
peror replied that, as he WAS . prisoner.
that was impozible. but referred the
Count TO the actual government AZ Paris.
Bismarck said the situation at Paris offered no
entering point for such an overture. The En-
peror then proposed that the French army be
allowed to pass the Belgian frontier and there
surrender its arms. This was also refused. The
Emperor stated further that he deplored tue
horrors Of war, but that he had yielded wholly
to public opinion in declaring war.
Bismarck accompanied the Emperor to Belle
vue. where Gen. wimpfen was at that time ne
eotiating with King william relative to the cap
itulation. The Emperor was not allowed to BEE
the King until the negotiations for surrender
were concluded. When these were finally An
nounced they destroyed the Emperor hope for
better terms. The French ofhcers were then
dismissed on parole.