The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
The 8nllrtin.
THE WAR;.
A DESPERATE BATTLE
FOUGHT.
THE FRENCH REFUSED.
Progress. of Peace Negotiations. 7
ITALIAN, TROOPS FULLY OCCUPY
ROME.
The Black VONait In Spain.
THE PRUSsIAN DEFEAT AT TOULS.
The BIack VOn,it In Spain.
THE pRussIAN DEFEAT AT TOULS.
FIGHTING ALL AROUND PARIS.

MADRID, September %. -Most intense
excitement exists Mt Barcelona and other
cities on tho Mediterranean coast regarding
vomit. adisense of n virulent type and
spreading rapidly. More than thousand
cases are reported. in Barcelona alone,
four hudrcd have resulted fatally. Seventy
thousand people fed from the city, and
business i prostratcd. Tho disease was
brought from Cuba in the steamer Maria
Pia.
LONDON Sep. %, p.m.-A Berlin tele-
gram, to he received cautiously, has tho
following startling intelligence; Russia Is
In motion to besicge tho Black Sea, and
probably the Dardanellcs. War between
ihe Car aud Russia isimminent
French Repuised.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Private dispatches
report severe battle yesterday south Of
Paris. The French in heavy columns,
made the attack, aud were repulscd with
grea, loss.
Florence, September 22--Rome 10
now completely occupied 10y Italian troops.
The Pope has been permitted to retain
\ guard composed of his late, troops Of
Italian birth. All the rest of his army
has been dismissed.
Popular demonstrations Of approval cob.
,inue throughout the kingdom. II is
thought plcbiscitc will take place sun.
day.
The prisoners taken by the Italians on
the capi,ulation ofthc PapAl army num-
bered about nine thousand three hundred
consisting Of four thousand eight hundred
Italians and four thousand five hundred
foreigners.
LONDON, September 23-The snnounc.
ment that senator Morton Is TO be sent a.
England to replace Minister Motley, is
regarded unfavorably here, as the present
conjuncture requires man NJ the head OF
our legation of thorough experience in
European affairs and diplomatic tanning.
The United States can exercise impor-
tant influence in favor Of Republican
France in the present crisis, A man like
Gen. Dix is required 70 meet the exigen-
cies Of the occasion.
Continuanccs OF negotiations between
Favre and Bismarck inspires confidence in
Were tncrr.vie ~srrlve..I,. of their effort
argued there would have been repturu
between them before this.
LONDON, September 23.--Thc World s
special at Tours telegraphs a full confr-
nation Of the report of the Prussisn re-
pulse before Tours on Monday night. The
Prussian attack was general, and was
made In two columns, one from the line of
Meuse, and the 'oiher from the line Of the
Mosellc. The fighting was severe Tho
dire OF the gar rison was well sustained and
Irresistible, particularly AT the Mosellc
gate, and the loss Of the Pr,lssians so Sc
we're tina, with daybrook they were on full
retreat.
LONDON, September 23.-Loui, Blanc
writes on the 18th, from Paris
"Tbey have been fghtiBg to-day all
around Paris, with alterations of success
and disadvantage
The city Is fan Of spirits yet The
calm National Guard has shown itself res.
dilute, and the Gardc Mobile coming from
all parts Of the country display that care
less gsio,y 80 characteristic of the French.
We arc sad, yet hopeful Don't sup.
pose We eHpoc, TO escape from the COME
quence. If war into which we haze been
been dragged in spite Of ourselves.
I'VE desire peace on equitsbt a. AID honor
able conditions. |. we cannot have thai
We are ready TO accept war TO the knife.