The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-14

THE EUROPEAN WAR.


tho note from Berlin.
The opinion is general in diplomatic
circles that a rupture is imminent between
Anstrinsan Prussia. II is certain that
orders for tho disbandment Of the Aus.
ltrian army Of observation on the prus-
sian frontier has been secretly counter
mandcd. and every nerve has been strain.
cd for the past two months to place the
army on n war footing. Won Beust,
Austrian Premier. exiled frcm Germany
by Bismarck, who was jealous Of his rep
utation M n statesman. has been in.rigu-
ng with the South German States, and
with such success, that il IL believed to
have called forth a note from Berlin de-
manding an explanation.
Tastern Correspondence. Won Benst's
official organ, tomorrow will contain a
lreply 10 the articles in the Prussian Gov.
ernmcnt Gazette f yesterday, saying
that the Government earnestly desires
peace, but it can never admit Prussia to
become tho dominant power Of Europe.
This, il ndds. ia now the avowed deter.
minatiop Of Bismarck aud bis royal mas
ter.
NEw York, Oct. Slater CORES
: lpondcnce from Vienna states that the
most intimate relations exist between
Austria and Russia. and in the event Of
the latter power making demonstration
against Prussin, Austria will certainly be-
come her ally. 1t IL believed, upon
good authority, that secret alliance Of
an offensive and dcfensis character. has
already been concluded between the two
Goveraments.
: A dispatch from Eperpal Of the 7th. re-
ports sharp fighting yesterday between
Raon Letape aud Bruyeres, in the De-
parment Of yosge-.
The Prussian force coDsisted Of 1000
men. The French force was not 80 large
and had less AZ tillcry than the Germans.
Fighting lasted all day. apd when nigh.
ended the coufict was undecided. The
French beld the position. The Germans
attempted TO carry il number Of times.
General Dupree. French commander, vas
slightly wounded in the engagement.
y Prussians again threaten Giressors
where they were repuised by The Nation
Al 6 Guard FIVE days ago. The redoubt o.
, Pierrepet,e. near 81. Denis. has been
. abandoned by the French, owing to be
ing unteaable.
Tougs. Oct. Sit Is reported that
IGambet'i recently lef; Paris in . balloon
aud landed safely outside the Prnssiar
lines. I; il said he is now on his way &
Tours. pitheviers Ii now occupied By
. the Freuch.
WAsnlsdToS, Oa.. s.-Ail the mem
bers were prcse at ihe cabinet meet
/. ing exec nt the Attorney General. Pos
Master General and Secretary Of The In
{ terror. \ proclamation 10 be issued
. will declare that the hays. waters anc
harbors of the Unitel States shall no; ht
u-cd in preparing for var by helliGeren
= parties, that ships of war of either bel
!, ligcrent shall not leave any port Of the
United States within twenty. four hour
- alter ths departure of merchantmen o
either bailiscrent war vessels OF eiihe
: belligcropt shall NOT remain in United
u States Forts more than s:x hours. unIes'
for needed repairs or supplies. aud wa
!. vessels having oucc entered u United
States r1ri shall not re-enier one unit
after having visited an European port o
its own Government.
III The inaking Of ou. ports depot 70
i supplying materials of war for belli.er
;. lents is also prohibited. Proper officer
- of the [ nited States will be insrrrc'c
to enforce the provisions Of this procla
nation.
r. TorRs. Oct l0.-Gambet,i's procla
J. nation has tho following a. By order q
r the Republican Government have LEI
Paris TO transmit to you the hopes ii
's Parisians aud others seeking to delivc
France from foreigners. Paris, .nveste'
10 for seventeen days, presen;s the specta
lclc of 1900 900 men forgetting their diff
N fcrcnccs 10 Withstand the invader. VIII
cxpeciej disorder aud revolution. to iiu
9 Paris without guns or arms Of any kind
a 400 900 Of the National Guard are no,
!" armed aud 100, 900 Mobiles and GO 90
regulars are assembled; loundrics ar
casting cannon, women making million
Of cartridges daily every battalion ha
70 two mi;ralIeuscs aud field pieces, and pr,
" pairing for sortics. Forts manned wit
marines are supplied with artillery of III
IN gratcst excellence. served by the fir
a. gunners in the world. The impregn;
bility of Paris is no illusion. 1t can, l.
y. captured or surprised, aud there is u
er danger Of sedi,ion and starvation whic
;, the Prussian have been couutius on.
=. - LONDON. Oct. "a correspondent {
o. Bolognc telegraphs that there are n
a doubts that Bazaine is cordially co opel
~ y, ating with the Goveromeu. a. Tours au
with Trochu at Paris. The army {
a Lyons is advancing by way of Nancy
p. p. relieve Bazaine. 1t was the right win
Of OF this army which had the battle wit
ve Baden troops Saturday.
ToURs, Oct 9.--May, who left Pari
M Us baloonist on the 9th, says there Wi
he much cannonading around Paris. TT
:, enemy. undcr cover of dense fog, III
I ,oi dcrtook to mako somc movements. bu
we're defeated by the sharp watch KEEP
leo leo On the 4.h the enemy were dlsiodse
.o ~ from Longuevillc ana other villages. :
nd On the other side Of the city some skirn
ishes had taken place.. but no serious e'
gagemenr. 81 ,i,ef.
LONDON, Oct. ga cable dispatch
Tho tie Tribune from Metz says Bazair
M M made a desperate attempt to crus
through the Prussian lines. He adval
ced his troops under cover ofa thick f
nd and commenced the attack. Having el
- gagged tho Prussian artillery he made
.id dash, annihilatius the outposts. Bazail