Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-20
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that t,niisff' hilinr doe between
'his Aair aii 49, 1uih a. Ausnsi De-
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protested against iAo itrassrr nh.lo
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aeon it, urft,siiy, saving hat iH
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publie mini mast b. igre irIia rarr,
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laiion around tho hail On ihc "nl-
s.ds Was hy tins time stopped hy (
crowds, and several deiarhmcnis -
inlops surrounded tho building
Tho masses, however, werr nul dis
urirriy. The prJeot OF a law Ter
national dricnco WAS adopted nn-
animously, amid prolonged ap-
planse, la tho eNellemcnl a Nn,v'
was hearl-'Not let lhc i'rasslans
look US in ihe face"
Count p0likaO Is announced h'r
the new ministry, and read llsl 4"
Iho names as follows; Count l'uiisa'
Minister of war; DE la l.nnr !.
V,rmer. Minister OF Foreign ~
fairs; Henri cherreau, Minister at
The Interior Grand Ferret, Minis
Ter Of Justice; pc Gamiclly, Marm'
pierria Moguc, the Finances; j.
rome David, Public Works. Jul,
Grame, Instruction; clemen, puvr
nese. Commerce; fuSs0n Nillanl'
President Of the Council at Stat
III. Emperor visited tho cantor
ments oflhe army around Meta,
I.oSpoS, Aug, ll,-Advicc' iron
N. Prussinn nont M 10 10 n'cloc
Wednesday night, stats the frcnc
army il falling back to the linc 1
tho aluscllc, harrassed by the Prus
sim cavalry, which had alrcad.
PASSED SaUr, Union Bonqncnom an'
i.as,tnnecs. Stores of all kinds an'
railway trains had fallen into the
hands Of tho Prussinns, They had
taken the small fortress, llniLcli
stein in the Nosgcs, which the
French had evacuated, leaving gnns
aud provisions.
PANS, August 1.-The journal
Oricicl has adviccs from Metz To
1870 yesterday evening, Details OF
the battle of FrOsschwciscr are st'll
mcagre.
Marshal McMahon had his horse
killed under him.
\ brigade OF cavalry OF the lie
serve Corps, and one Division Corps
of General Feuilly, arrived on the
field At the closc OF the day aud
covered tho retreat.
The pursuit OF the enemy WINS
vigorous ut first, but soon became u
mere reconnaissance. McMahon, AZ
ter being twenty-five hours in the
saddle, passed Sunday at st. Au-
vcrgnc, which was abandoned on
Sunday and occupied by tho Prus-
slams. Some oi'lhcir advance pickots
camo up with our rear guard, but
wero driven back without much.
difficulty.
PARIS, Aug. 11>-0nly six votes
oast against the CONSUME OF tbc OH
vicr ministry.
pARls, Aug: M.--Grcat activity
Mt Gherbourg. A dispatch fnom
Metz says tic Prince Imperial is
still here, where tho Emperor will
certainly make stand. Prince Do
Joinvillc and Due Dnmalc are nj
Wcisbudcn; Count De Paris is in
England. Admiral Rodnicrc lie
dNoury will command tho Parisian
dcicnscs with 5000 navy cannonlcrs.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Earl of
Derby in n public speech strongly
urges non-imtcrvcntion.
, kilograms from Metz give the
assurance that Bazaine is tho real
Commandment Chief of the French
army.
Two corps arc now AT Metz; 9th
ers under Mcmahon.
At the battle Of WOcrth the
Yrcnch charged tho Prusslans
eleven times, McMahOn was fifteen
hours in tho saddle without food,
and foil from bis horse fainting into
a ditch, but was accidentally discov-
cred. lie recovered sufficiently to
direct tho retreat of his shattered
army on foot; there was no horse
lift.
Tho city Council of Brussels voted
Queen Victoria thanks for asserting
BcIgin neutrality. Leading houses
a. Antwerp decline to transact
business. 1t is feared that the Bots
DcBoulognc must be sacrificed to
tho defcnses of Paris.
The Pail Mall Gazette rcatlirms
tho presence of the Price imperial
and the Imperial jewels in London:
A circular from tho Minister OF
tho Interior requires the Projects OF
the various departments to cncour,
age the formation Of companies OF
shc National Guards Volunteers and
France Tirours, to take tho field at
once. They will receive arms rs
soon as possible, but in the mean.
time should assemble at tho chief
towns of zach department., TO organ
ize and drill. They will DO paid
from the date of enlistment.
The journal Official says the Min
listers of War and Interior on as
suning control of their dcpal tmcnts
Immediately took the most encrgct-
ic measures to ensure the efficiency
of tho various branches Of the SER
vice.
The Minister of War issued very |
stringent orders in regard to pro-
visioning the army, and on tho SUP
icct of supplies of quartermas'crs
and ordinance stores.
LONDON, August l2.-Thc Exam
incr says: Napolcan adopts the