The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

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Via TocHs Sept - 1850
A gr1at battle ragged Al day yesicr
lay between Poptoise and Isle Adam
stations on the Northern Railroad ri
spectsely IS and q miles from paaia
Terns sept 25, 1870.
The Ministry yesterday morUiuA
made public the following intelligence
concerning the result of thc peace nd
g%otiatons between Count Bismark an
Fayrc
Count son Bismarck demands a. th
prclimiuaries and conditions of peace
tina, an the iortresses ia the proyined
Of Alsace and Lorraine be dcliycrc
over 70 Prussia as we'll as Fort Ga Mod
yalcrien, at the walls Of Paris
In the afternoon tho following prod
lamation was issued
PE~ocJAMAroS no FrtNeF: Before tn
siege Of Paris, Jules Favrc desired
see Count Won Bismarck 20 know d
intentions &c the enemy The folIoy
ing is the declaration OF the enemy
Prussia wishes @ continue the "
ii order 70 reduce France 10 a sccon
rate Power Prussia demands Alsat
and Lorraine as far o. Metz, by rigI
of conquest. Prussia, before consen
ing TO an armisticc, demands the ront
ton Of Strasbourg, Toni aud Mont \
%lerien. Paris is e~xaspsrated; and "
rather bury herself beneath her ruin
To such iusoleut pretensions we n
respond but by resistance 70 the Id
extremity. France accepts the stru
gle, aud courts upon her children.
~UprmiEux,
GLAts-BnotN
FoumcRoN.
The Government has issued the 4
crecs that all the municipal elections,
well as those for Die Constituent A
sombly, be suspended and adjourne
and all municipal elections which hai
been effected annullod.
LoNnoN, Sept %, 1870.
The Prussians report that from
height overlooking Paris they have d
served that fighting was going on
the streets with cannon fnd mnsketlI
Advices received by sway Of Chair
attempt TO discredit the report, bui
later dispatch from Brussels, dat
Saturday evening, asserts that thd
have been constant combats since IN
day in Paris between the " Reds" al
the troops under Gen. Trochu No (
Their particulars are given,
TOMS, Sept. %, 1870.
They have commenced sending ma
from Paris by balloon. The Constid
tionol publishes a note received by q
means, which c%onfesses that the city
completely surrounded, and says ed
munication with the outside world 4
only be had by balloons, ono Of VIII
viii be sent out every week.
W
A person who left Paris in a ballo
descended safely at Evrcux, and has
rived IA this city. The Prussians 4
covered him and fired at him with m
kets and cannon. Some Of the shd
came so near that they caused his
to yibrate. A package Of letters fri
the Government at Paris TO tho Mir
tiers stationed here was brought by t
bold voyager, who says he will atten
to return 20 Paris as he left It, and "
Others would leave the city in the sa]
way.
The Duke Of Meclenburg-Schwe
telegraphs that Toul surrendered AT
six hours bombardment. The garrid
are prisoners on the same conditions
those Of Sedan. The losses were Sig
The same correspondent telegraI
this day the following official dispatc
SER. q At the capitulation
Toul. 100 officers, 2,24O priyates,
horses, / Garde Mobile lstandafd
eagle, 1877 bronze cannon, among VII
q are riAed, 5000 muskets. 1900
bers, 500 cuirassee, a very considera
quantity Of ordnance, quartermast
and commissary stores, fell into
hands.
V0N KHgUsKI.
The special correspondent o. the 4
bane al Berlin, tslegraphs, that
zaine, Oh the 10th inst sent d letter
the headquarters Of Prince Frcder
Charles, and forwarded from thence
the King. II is reported that be
presses a Willingness % surrender
condition that the troops be permit
TO retain their arms on parole not 70
sumo hostilities for three months.
II Is stated officially hat militi
measures Al Paris are ended, until
Their orders, with She completed iHvd
ment strasboarg Metz aud Pialsb'
still holds out though strongly
sieged
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