The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-20
" III o""N''"
THE WAR.
TEN TUOUsA PEOPLE
STARNlNG.
paris will DC starved:
bnrtlcd and Burnr"
Necessary.
BISMARCK CAnsnEVS.
ING FOR Oui>i"
wn., MoIIey Says.
Xyn,.s No'IeS Say

The foiio"
h'g calcium sympsthizes with the fr'n'"
zach papers insist that the Prn''l"n'
.ooomplished little, and that the war
has no, fairly begun. ,.i,s
some citizens in Strasburg have died i'r
want Of nourishment.
The Crown Prince still lives
A war of determination is again pre-
dcted. min,
All Prussia is said to be IN mourning.
Three hundred thousand Germans arc
r.no,,od "a have been rendered incapabie
81 comba, since the beginning oil the war
Thn Tribune think. if tho war continues
.. Deccpber lst half the German force IN
Era,ce will cease TO be effective.
p;.r,srck l. reported to have said that
,ho kim would accept any terms ofpeacc
sa,i.Ssct9ry TO Prussias honor, provided
DO had reason 20 believe that the French
nsonIe were willing to be bound to them.
GoxnoS. sept. l9.-Mr. Walsh, second
.ecre,ary 10 the British Embassy, who
snally succeeded in getting to the Prussian
besd6uarter.. returned yesterday, bring
inc an answer from Bismarck TO Lord
I.yon. Before this mission Lyons had
Ask Favre whether, IL England requested
an armi.tice the French government would
welcome her intervention. When this
became known to Lord Granville, Lyons
was politely rebuked for his pains.
Bent on improving the situation. Lyons
then sent Maiet on an informal mission To
Bismarck, notifying Granville after Malct
had gone. Granville forthwith directed
Lyons TO summon Malet bnck. Lyons
Aoyed his messenger took the wrong road
And Malet. after several failures In making
his way through the crowd Of Chlau,,
reached the Kings headquarters.
Out Of all this succession OF cross purpo-
SEES grew considerable coolness between
LYONS and Granville. Malcts talk with
Bismarck was plain and Ia the point. lie
asked for an uliimatum.
1--WE must have Metz and -ira'huig,
said Bismarck.
"Dismantled2' asked Malet
No" replied Bismarck, stronger than
ever
"Then suppose the French government
ends your terms impossibleY
We shall invest and starve Paris, and II
that does not succeed we shall try sharper
means
Would YOU lombard the eity2'
Certainly, and burn II II forced, The
necessity l. sad, but how are we 70 escape
u.3n
Bismsrck's talk about Gladstone and
Granville, and their timid message carry
ing Vas the reverse OF respectful, aud Ia
Aid not hesitate to let II be seen tina, Ia
cared nothing for the efforts Of outsiders
and was resolved to settle all question
with France alone.
ByHLIy. Sept l9.-Tho following new
il official: While Napoleon was ri Manu-
he eulocizeI the discipline md courage %
The Pns.ian soldiers; and laid nothing
could keep them out Of Paris.
BrKLIS. September 10. - The North
German Gazette says; The Republican
government of France exists dr fdcfo, the
Imperial exists ds jarc. We shall treat
with that Offering the best condition.
a correspondent writing from Eh..m'
the ls,h, says upwards "f thirty establish
ments here manufacture wooden cloth',
employing ten thousand people Al are
idle aud on the point Of starvation. The
only remedy seems emigration To- America
The Consul informed me that hundreds OF
application have been made for iu'orma'
ton on the subject Of emigration 10 the
United States.
WAsHiSGr0S September ia dis
patch from Minister Motley, dated London
Saturday evening las been received Mt th'
State department Mr.. Motley say the
statement, tina, Prussia refuses 10 trcs
except with the regency, and intends To re-
instate Napoleon IA Emperor %
France, /, false. Prussia, lac ,ays, object
To recognized the present government no
because Of the proclamation of rcpubli,
but on the ground that it was unauthor
lied, unstable and incapable OF givini
ls'lirg guarantees. The dispatch add
tina, "a fsoravie reply was hoped for, bu
that il has not been received 10 the propo
silion for al Interview between FaNrc an'
Bismarck
PAEIs, Sept, ls-Ye,teriay there wa,
grand review Of the Gardc Mobile and Ma
tional Guard. More than three hundre
thousand men were under arms Their,
was great enthusiasm among the troops
with the exception Of some % the r,gi-
meni. Of the provincial Garde Mobile, wh1
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