The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06
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THE GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE UNANIMOUS
AGAINST PEACE.
LONDON, Oct. "A letter from the New
York T,jkpe correspondent, at Paris, on
! Aso eA1 sawA n He= dbxsrsllent is
,ina2isnAk AsanBtpesn. The party which,
was ready to accept the dismantling of Metz
and Strasburg, finding that the Prussians re-
fuse those conditions now support the war.
1t is admitted that great portion of the
city can be reached by the enemy's fire with
out taking the forts.
Washburne said yesterday that he would
saPert]ft e. ran LII $js e 20 co.'s
meet to arrange for joint action.
MIR. wAsHBURNE
called on the government to express his SYM
pathy, regardless of red tape. He went To
the Hotel de Vile, instead of the Foreign
Office, shook hands all around and with
drew.
THE MODERATEs AND ULTRAs.
The government endeavOrs to prevent q
f g S;slaiss g III h 1sfsl! ana "'''
The DiplSnatjea Corps has resolved to
make an attempt q Communicate with Count
Bismarck, to ask for twenty-four hours no
tice before bombardment commences, and
obtain permission to leave the city. To-.
KING WILLIAM ASD STAFF AMBUsHED.
The New York Worlds special says:
While King William and staff were riding
from Rheims to Chalons, on the oath, they
we're ambushed in thick wood by guerillas,
and the Duke of Nassau, and one of his aids
killed, and another MORALLY wounded. The
carriage containing the King was struck, but
nobody hurt" ..,.,.-,,,...
occurred on the LIST at Bethurenis, forty miles
from Paris, yesterday, between a body Of
national guards of the army of Rouen. The
guards behaved well, and gained advantage
at first but the Pr,lssians being reinforced,
they drove the French back in disorder and
with heavy loss. ,.,,...r ......--...., '..'
.STRASBCRG.
Ten thousand Russians have been left to
garrison Strasburg, and 10000 have been
sent to the army before Paris.
FROM METZ.
Tours, Oct. 3.-News from Metz again
confirms the reports Of the excellent condi-
ton of Bazaines army.
FRENCH ACCOUNT OF RECENT BATTLES
SOUTH OF PARIS.
The Irefect OF the Nord teleeraphs the
Government here the following French ac-
count ola recent lAtacon the south of Paris
His dispatch is dated Letti ID: 81 have
dispatches from Paris, received by carrier
pigeon, and dated the Both, giving the fol-
lowing details: Our troops, to-day, opera
ted on the offensive, and reconnaissance in
ioRe vas AadO We occupied, successfully,
;NnyiAe II Hay. and advanced, 70 Thias
and Chucy lie Roe. 3, All those positions
were solidly occupied by the Russians, who
were entreRehed and protected by cannon.
After short engagement, in which artillery
and musketh were used, our troops retired in
good order TO the protection OF the guns OF
forts Bicetre and U Soy. The Mobiles be-
haved admirably. Our losses were consider
able, as were also those Of the enemy" This
despatch is signed ~ Gen. Trochn. L,..
THE fRUssIA1s QUIETLY CLOSING AROUND
$50 ,lsr.-l -s q >lFARs. ~. -.
:. LONDON, Oct S-Laie advices from the
Prtlssian headquarters around Paris show
that the army u quietly closing in around
the city. They have made no effort thus far
TO lombard it. tened r' '--'..r
A BATCH OF 'OeFretAL NEWS FROM PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. "a, VIA LONDON, Oct. s.
The following b official: The barricade
commission has been completed by the ad-
ditiOn of NJ. Albert Fraurlerly member Of
the Provisional Government. The commits
sion contains nine engineers.
The Prussians are calm, and pursue their
usual occupations, but. with rifles always near
at hand, ready for service at the first tap OF
0eWu0!si rpbpfiss 80 PIE
a SSlpe. Petr01eag4, which had beyn provided
}9r w S Hre'slls p tnpe Siv, suudeny o9is'
mo i'a'. m 9-N"y, c'usls eA'lene e.Si'
n'en'; I: nc i, G"eve,' WIS eN.Ils:ls' =,
Soldiers c,iarseG WIN ND"araice III inc
r.en' i!2- na'e '"'s'' "'fs' aot" anu o'"er-
~se ialislsA
ffs"A iho.saANs BURN VIZ
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= renc'. Po1"cn anu Wholly etstroyed IT,
II contained sore. i"r tie garrison, the To-
Sat'0n OF whie11 inc ihhaptah's refused 70
disclose 70 the kriss1ans. so tile village ana
stores were burned toSether.
ofERkrioSsIN FRONT
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lnc resuits VI IrtSsih oler:'ions Ill iro"t
iaris' mus lar, are summarized IN sIe-
cal despatch from 2 tourist at Versailles,
VINO teiesraPhs that there had been no imPor
IAN. l5ogress msde up 10 Gctooer Isl, ana nn !t