Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27

work OF reducing these dispatches 10 oTuer
would require much more time and delibera-
ton than can be spared on single subject |
when so many of local nature dem and atten-
ton. We cannot do better therefore, than to
avail ourself of the laboss of our metropolitan
contemporaries, who nave the force and faeil-
ties for arranging and condenslng the occur
rences, from day to day, and thus arc enabled
TO give the reader clear and faithful View of
the successive, frequent and bloody conflicts,
that have this far made the war one of terrible
earnestness The following account of the
meetings on the field, and the present position
of affairs, is from the N Y. Tribune OF Monday
and while concise, is comprehensive aud af
fords as tull an understanding of the matter as
the ordinary reader is desirous Of
Danger and Hope Of France.
The defeat of Marshal Bazaine at Re
zonville, an Thursday last, put an end TO
the fighting around Metz. 1t virtually
annihilated the left of the French army,
as the right was destroyed in the Vos.
yes. The last lingering hope of the EN-
pire was blasted on that bloody field;
and there is no terror hpncetorth in the
names of Napoleon or Bazaine. Let Us
hope, as seems not Improbable, that 1t
also puts an end To all serious fighting
in the present war.
The result of the Prussian victory at
Rezonvlle, the details of which are sent
us by telegraph from our special cores
pondent on the field, greatly alters the
military situation in France, which at
once becomes more grave and more hope
tul for the French people, Her disasters
are not without their compensation tor
France the real, true France, we mean,
and not the false Empire, which, like ev-
cry great imposture created by fraud and
maintained by vice, has come TO an i'll
glorious and deserved end. The power
less Emperor flies from field to field, es-
f Gaping the dangers into which he has led
hIs hoodwinked soldiers, and, fearful of
returning to his capital, goes from point
, O point, bewailug his fate and couriing
sympathy which no one tenders him.
He who declared the war is a fugitive,
without the power ia continue or the au-
Il ority to conclude it, The army which
maintained his late authority no longer
exists, and Prussia is confronted, not by
an enemy, but by u noble people at once
desperate and bpwildered by the false
and humilating position into which they
have been betrayed. The tender OF Peace
G at this time cannot but find acceptance
= Our faith in the sagacity of Bismarck
: the magnanimily OF King William, and
the generosity of the German nation
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