Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-10-14
WAR IN EUROPE
THE DEMAGOGUES DEFEA TED IN
ANATTEMPT TO DISTURB THE
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
A GREAT BATTLE ImMINEST.

ANATTEMPT TO DISTURB THE
PROVISIONAL GOTERNlhENT.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM BISMARCK.
BOTH SIDES ACTIVELY ENGAGED
IN PREPARING FOR BATTLE.
BERLIN, Oct. z.
Wurtemburg suggests the economical diff
cuties to the German Bund.
Bavaria desires confederation by treaties. ,
VENDoME, Oct. z.
Six Prussians we're driven from Janville. Tou-
ry and neighboring Villages in the department Of
Eure ct Loire.
thronged with Nationales, and there IS much en-
thusiasm in this part of France.
LONDON, Oct 6.
The Pail Mall Gazette has balloon dispatch
from Paris, dated Monday. The demagogues
have been defeated in their attempt to disturb
the provisional government.
The Mobiles behave well.
Meat is scarce.
In announcing the fall of Strssburg aud Toul (,
Gambetta said that in falling they cast glance
toward Paris to affirm once more the nicety and
durability of the republic. They leave US ae
legacy the duty to maintain their honor and to re-
venge them.
The French Journal OfficIel publishes report
that all the Garde Mobiles have chassepots.
Two hundred and eighty thousand muskets of
different kin 1s have bean distributed among the
Gsrde Nationale and two thousand to the Franc
Tireurs and there is still ten thousand weapons
on hand.
The report reg arding Garibald, from Oaparena,
lacks trustworthiness.
The Germans occupy in large force Pacy and
Vernon.
The small towns in the department of Eure
were vigorously but Intellectually opposed by the
Nationales.
Petrie, formerly Prefect of Polics of Paris.
publishes a formal repudiation, in the name OF
the Emperor, of the Welhelmshohe manifesto.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 6-1: :35 P. NJ.
lido not hold the opinion that the republican
institutions of France constitute danger for Ger
many, nor have I, as asserted 10 the letter of the
18th ult., Published in the London Daily Telo-
graph, ever expressed such view to Msllet or
any other person.
(Sipued) BISMARCK.
LONDON, Oct. z.
The Prussian guard is north OF Paris, between
Canal de Laurgand and the North Railway. The
Fourth Corps is On its right and the Twelfth
Corps on its left.
The last OF the diyerting waters OF Canal de
Lourgain is to be entrusted to the pioneers OF
the Prussian guard. The stream falls into the
river Seine some miles below Paris. The object
is to cut the supply OF water from the besieged,
The Prussian guns are nearly all in position
before Paris. The bombardment will commence
from all OF the batteries simultaneously the mo-
mont arrangements are perfected.
Belfort, Schlestadt aud Newbreisuch will be
attacked Immediately.
The captors of Toul arc entrusted with the
capture OF soissons.
The Prussians have secured the provinces Of
Marne. Orleans and Picardy without hnding any
new French levees.
The Prussians havo evacuated Mulhouse and
are marching towards Altekirch.
Especial to the New York Herald.l
CLERMoNT, Oct. z.
The Garde Mobile has no artillery.while every
five hundred Of the Germans has proportion
ate number of Fl cid pieces. The Mobiles are dis
couraged.
The Prussians will form q second Gordon out
aide of the present one. The orders from Paris
and Tours are to prevent the formation of the
second Gordon at any cost. Under these instruc-
tions heavy battle is imminent between Rouen
and Clermont.
BRUSSELS, Oct. z.
There are symptoms Of revolt among the
prisoners at BeYerloo. The Belgium Rifles have
been sent there as precautionary measure.
Tours, Oct.7
1o,aroI MoIIavou1e Commander of the Loire,
has arrived here.
Great quantities OF arms and stores are srriv-
ing from all quarters.
The decree from the War Office regulates the
form ation of the military courts, and repesls all
enactpents since March, 1859
BRUSSELS. Oct. z.
The Belgian Echo says that there is great &C
tivity everywhere to prote ct the frontier. The
siege of Mezieries and Racroy, so near the boz
der, is supposed to be the motive of these pre-
parations.
The Jesuits are leaving the city.
Tours, Oct. z.
| The ,pitulatiou of Ulrich is approved by tn
Government here. Ulrich is in full accord will
| the Government
General Oambeyes reports to the Minister o
| war IrOm GplHalS OCS. oSus enS| IAo 0n0A-1 ~~'
going towards Neubresach. Diminishing ther'
on the previous day. but without ser GUS results
combat took place yesterday between SaxoI
and Bruyeries against 8 .0e0 to 10000 Prussisns
supported by artillery. The French troops aide'
bv the National Guards, held their position.
A dispatch from Eureau shows great enthu
siasm on the part of the National Guard, who sr
rising en- masse to resist the Prussian requisi
| tions.
RThe Pontificat Zouaves, see strong, arrived her
to-day and entered the French service.
LONDON. Oct: 2.
General Bourbaki has been allowed to reente
Metz. ORDERS to that effect were given by Kin