The sun., 1870-08-20


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The Pss also dssiss the stor, rscsauy published
Of The presence Of Prime. Murst in Rosls.d.
sr,i MORE or res sscasr rnsAYr.
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re.ea.ons o. ,ne2 srsnes pefcy toward frussis
and the hrth 0ernan Confsder stien. namely, GER
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Tte kmpsros oheret 70 Sustain Austria In de-
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~its sks sossh German States sho.,d b. considered
n xioiufkoa M ti,s ro<.p.~t
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Mayencs, ssd Hssss serss OF ma R,,., M.,,. No..
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south German States was 70 Be es,sc,ishsd.
and vw va ...,.... a, D..
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sia hesitated 10 Yield 10 Asstria's demands,
rvrs.,a vss "A IN eo,,pe,,ed IN de ,ust,ee u Dam
fr"s'" w. " O"p'"ou w. 'e'" W D'a
mark In TIE matter Of the schieswig Holstein
provinces, and The Southern States were 10 be co.
creed n p,ee,.,rv i,to the .yr.,r,m.,t Kps,i,b
use"' "oee'o"y' INV Wv sfs.s'". '"t''"
ships IN the Baltic were 70 be Obliged TO show their
asxs and papers st the summons Of Preach cruisers
Hamburg letter says the people there are quite
rsconciled TO the blockadeadaptinG their business
'oe Requirements"
pxrAILs ol sunpsrs nArxs
Monday 4. follows, .l .t'.. F..
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~ rl q w suostn, p,, up n.Ic Jna
W cnsneo n. ssnu"k e''efs k"no' 'V' VT eVsnv'nins
cVsn w. 'vn, ~, rsrr. N,
~, tnis morninsI near por, VII stsrt Ior tpe
GIN; Snpl VA ny en,nce Oh you. Ee'unt Mnss
am able 10 tell from tho inside Q, tewn nhish ~
sarronnaed oy Emies-wns'ne, s.cncn vi y, n,uss,'n
Al II o'clock on SSaa1=ss Marshal B2zsine effected
grand reconnaissance with one e.stslQn oI IAdmt
% %rnlr. eofps: A. = H. battle e9mmeses. % on .aa
lance.
Then the Fourth Army Corps, forming tho hrst
TO deceive the Prus-i,ns into the belief tSat 1t was
reireating. This wns at El5 y. NJ. The Prussians
surprising yisor'
Then the Foarth Corps, whose retreat TO the leh
was mere leint foil at once on the enemys HANK,
whiis MacMahon lall toeli MaeMahon was miles
The Prdssian attack In the mean time. had been
precision, and the whole spectacle wss ike review
| The Russians advanced in c'ose column against
/ the French line, which their artillery, splendidy
i served "a IL yap had yainly attemrtsd TO shake.
Inc French ocnes considered that the Prussian in
faptry WAS relatively in nrcror to their artillery.
The needle gun IL heavy, and appears TO insom-
ing RAPIDLY over broken ground The soldiers them
| selves were active. Tney nred lying fat tile
do NOT use their knarsacks as the French DO, 10
make little rsmparts Ia ont OF them and rests Tor
their guns
i,tr true. . has heen ssid OF the o,ner battles Of
| woer,h and Forbach, that the Prussans ared with
a. f..t "A they cou,I di.chsrre their Chas-epota
The rsyiments most closely en- FACED were the SIX.
ty.ninth Nineteth, Forty. .fcurtii Third. Eigbtet,
Hty.,onrth Sixty.nth and III. Nv ann OF the line
The klsyeatn ana Fiesntn foot chasss ars and the
EIghth Ninth anil Tenth batteries oi the nrst reg
| msnt or artillery
| those which suffered nost were the forty fourth
and niue,,eth Of lie line. and the aneen,h FOO,
cSa.senrs The forty fourth especially as terribly
shaitere while Tho eighty nth tbou m An the thick.
90, Of the action lost but thrtyys men killed and
| wonndeI
Tho Ca,on.l Of the Forty fourth vs. killed. The
Colonel ofthe Third Horse Cia-.eurs and Generals
Duplessis and Castarcr were woundei As II i, i'm
| byon,h, or n, any r1te begun some d,.,.nre from
Tie icrti6ca,ion. cannot pretend 10 give you the
,~cnnnt OF an eve wi,uess nor a o,mp,stc account
| Al .l
\, ahovc a,taiI. are mostly gathered from officers
com,ns in,o town sirer the ,isht was ever Al t,e
N,nninn ag so,,oxs., from os Prs..i.ss =. lar *
psrmifteS. and vhss saM OF III lsha xss ireaa
hiliock close By The wslfs. -s.st
| A siad ofbccr came to summoa the husser Rext
melt with some ofhccrs- with whom wins seated N
a cafe. In nve minutes tbcv ran OF and halted 81
irst on the hi.iock above mentioned.
| On sudden signal they went tearing away to the
front, and, In moment more, the artillery on both
whole visible orks in front and the ground beyond
| with thick cloud Of smoke. TEere was nothing
to do hut return 10 town. ,,,-.,- -
placed in the street, saying firins is nearly over
| The Prusslan lines extend t.ree leagues. ground
| gained In every direction"
| IL did not say D. whom ground was gained
omoers who came back l,ter from the field main
tanned tht victory rested with the French that the
| Prussilns had been out-seneraed aud lost heaviII
| while the Ftheh were comparatively little eHo9'ei
But . l'russian ofrccr, Who has occn taken prison
| or, and who came into nv cafe on parole with n
Fieneh onleer, told dintrent story, raid he:
"l You had better surrender AZ discretion; we arc
more than hundred thousand strong you VIII be
crushed"
| As Ia tile battle you had your own way at Grst
for We believed We had only division In front o
| us; but now know what The end was
l. II Is dimcuN 10 quc,tlon even onicers close Il 50
keen are sti ho suspicious about spies; and tor Ak
| whether tae French army had suffered defeat
| would be to erpose myself to instant expulsion, oi
| worse. Hence eau give you only such particulars
| as are collected Ia tac ways.
| have mentioned as frenchman, lbelieye In The
| success OF the Frerch AIMS, bnt know not WIN
| the advanced columns have withdrawn again undoi
| the walls Cf the fortress. III is morning (MOnday
there We're aeports OF heavy artillery toward rhion
Nc "hIy hnoM .na ,r h!S,i 'o"ivs i i, 80 , "'' ~
,roor, rs never At res Manseuyre. in one dir,e
| tion or another are going on constantly.
Orccrs have this moment been issued that no CT
villain saal leave we ei,} on any p,eIeh N Nv