The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-08

ESPECIAL TO TIE REGISTER. !
L Dates to October 2

Paris mention series of successful en-
ga@ements around the city. Order
among the besieged has been much
increased by these victories.
The new breech loading cannon have
been placed on the ramparts. There are
no signs Of the enemy in this direction.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-No abatement in
the military preparations of Russia. AT
the arsenal at kier, five hundred percus-
sion muskets are daily turned into
breech leaders.
Dispatches from Tours say there is
considerable insubordination in the
French army.
The Prussians have not yet arrived at
Orleans. They have desisted from their
work around March, and seem to be con-
centrating around Paris. The reported
movements of the Prussians ON Lyons
are also pronounced untrue.
The French say that the prussian loss
es since the war began, and particularly
at the Investment of Paris, that the Ger
man authorities have taken care to con-
ceal the facts from the papers.
Mezziers is very strong, but it is not
thought possible that it can hold out.
Late advices from Paris announce that
the construction of the barricades is be-
ing vigorously pushed forward under the
supervision of Rochefort and Gustaye
Fleurens.
The Mobiles have been armed with a
new and dreadfully destructive engine,
which has just been invented and which
is kept profound secret. Greater events
are expected from this new weapon than
from the famous mitrailleurs.
At Tours the fremen are being en-
rolled
LONDON, Sept 3O-The Prussians
occupy Rambouelet, II miles south Of
Versailles. Confidence is returning in
Paris.
sr PErEGsruGa, Sept. 30 The
official journal emplaticaly denies the
story OF the concentration Of Russian
troops on the Turkish frontier Russian
policy is one of peace and justice.
OsTENp, Sept. 30.-A special mes
a scnger from Nallenciennes brings news
of great battle fought on the Seine OF
the 9th, which resulted in the defeat o.
: the Crown Prince, under the guns O.
, Mont Nalercau The victory was follow
: ed hr the evacuation of Versailles anc
T Raluboullctte, and a 1epslse of the Ger
. man line Of investment, the Crown Prime,
. retrcatin9 noIthward.
: \ telegram from Berlin contradict:
5, this news, but it is certain that partia
s communication has been resumed be
tween Paris and Nallenciennes.
; LONDON, Sept 30.-This news is ais
!, telegraphed to Boulongue by tn
IIorhTs correspondent: The Frencl
we're reinforced on Monday by Trochu
and advanced on the German position a
: Versailles. Early on Tuesday the battl
began at Niccroy the Germans contest
ing with desperate energy, until the.
were assailed hy fresh troops from unde
the guns OF alerian and St. Cloud
where a number Of Baden troops mutin
led. One hundred OF them were shot, b.
order Of the German commander, but th
rest still held back, throwing down thei
arms dispensing. The Crown Prince wa
finally compelled to order retreat upol
!, BorgevaI, abandoning Versailles to tn
victorious French.
The Germans lost 5000 prisoners
among whom are many officers on til
. staff of the Crown Prince.
is Gladstone gives it as his opinion tina
no government exists in France Whic
can properly be recognized by Grea
Britain.
Prussia has demonstrated with Ems
:, land for the violation of the neutralit
= laws.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. Gothic,
has returned to Vienna, without havin
had an interview with the Emperor. H
:. convictions are that France has nothin
to hope from Russia.
Is PELLHAvEN, Sept. 80, VIA Tour
Oct 1.-One thousand five hundre
Prussians now occupy this town. A
, Nosmes the citizens have barricaded I'll
}. streets, and will defend themselves.
RoUEN, Sept. 80, VIA Tours, Oct.
r. An engagement occurred near he1
~ yesterday between body of Frenc
ID. sharp shooters and Prussian scouts. I'll
latter were driven of. Beauvais hi
been occupied by Prussians. Advic.
from Paris to the Goth say the Prussiar
demanded the surrender of Fort de I've,
- southeast of this city. They still occuI
the + eights at respectful distance frol
the French forts when they see couriel
or reconnoisances they open Ere wit
shot and shell. They have constructe
an entrenched camp at Versailles, an
seem to have gone into winter quarter
LONDON, Oct. Lit is thought II
Prussians are preparing for grand a
tack on Paris from the north
BERLIN, Oct. king William HI
forwarded the following dispatch fro
his headquarters, dated yesterday: Ear
=, this morning the French troops made
sortie against the 9th corps, while the s.
corps was attacked by three battalions
II the same time. 4 brigade made demo
sttrations against the 1lth corps. l
he the end of two hours the French too
9" shelter under the guns of the forts. III
Crown Prince commanded the Prussian
,er NEW YoRK, Oct. l (from LoNDo
nd Oct. I. "A war bulletin signed by Gal
beta, is published extensively this NOR
be ing, announcing that the Prussians ha'
been routed at Sineennes that We
cst sailles has been retaken, including st;
+. officers and much artillery and, tn
communication between Paris and Rout
Is restored The dispateh is General