Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-10-12

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gLoNUoN, Oct. Bismarck has found
! it necessary to make public the following
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VERSAILLES, Oct 5.--l.3 .35 p. NJ
do not bold the opinion that the republi-
can institution Of France constitute any
danger for Germany, nor have l, as as
serted in letter Of the 18th ultimo
published in the London Daily Telegraph
ever expressed such view to Mallet Of
to any other person. lsg-gn I.a ..
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THE RI rssfAN rLAN roR FurURY oPER
ALTON.
BERLIN, Oct. With the fall Of
Toul and Stra sburg and uninterrupted
communication with Port a. Mousson and
headquarters, the war has assumed a
new phase. Henceforth the tactics will
be to pay no. attention to forti6cations
but march direct to large cities and in
vest them. This applies especially to
operations against Lyons. for which place
three divisions have left Strasburg. and
also the reserve of the Sd Army Cor ps
and the South German reserve.
BERLIN. Oct. 7.-Bismarck's organ
bitterly denounces the Belgian sympathy
with France. The press. people, aud
government are alike culpable. The
bravery of the German armies saved
Belgium from being blotted out from ex-
istence. Such may be its fate in future
time if the French government retains
its offensive power. -r
LONDON Oct. The Paris cores
pondent Of the Times writes that sup
plies Of meat are vanishing. Bread
stufs are plenty, and stored in conven-
lent places. There is also plenty of guns,
ammunition, etc
LONDON, Oct S 1t is said that Burnside
is negotiating for postponemeut Of the
bombarGment until the Constituent As
sembly meets. The army Of the Loire,
$4,000 strong, is slowly advancing on
Paris. %
BALLOON ADvICEs FROM THE BEsIEGEp
-7'''a -L.i CAPITAL ''. 'di '-'''.
Tours. Oct. 9-Charles W. May. of
Paris formerly Of New York, and VIM.
W. Reynold. of New York. furnishes
the following account of a trip in a bal
loon from Paris. which place they left at
the same time with Gambetta, both bal
looms having risen at IL AM. on Friday.
When about eight hundred yards up the
wind died away, the balloon remaining
stationary over u Prussian camp. Mus
kerry and cannon were fired at the aerou-
auts, the wbiz Of the balls being distinct
ly heard.
The Prussians also used fusecs, en-
deavoring to set the ballaon on fire. Bal
last was thrown out, and the balloon
moved gently away. During the trip,
which lasted FIVE hours, several attempts
were made to land, but the presence of
Prussians in the vicinity compelled them
to throw out ballast aud rise again
They finally landed at Roye, in the De-
partment Of Somme, where they were
warmly received by the people on ac-
count Of their being Americans. .' 7''
May and Reynolds report that the
Parisians are determined in their defence
of the city. which is quiet and orderly.
The voyagers add that it is impossible to
capture the city except through famine.
The appearance of Paris is much a. usu-
al. The shops are open daily. but close
earlier than before the seige. as do also
the cafes. The Garde Rationale is con-
stantly drilling. and is full of desire to
fight to the last. .luar ri a7
| GARiBALDI IN FRANCE, sT-j
MARsAILLEs. Oct.-Garibaldi excited
a great sensation here. Enormous crowds
accompanied him to the depot. afi 1
American aud Spanish war vessels are
anchored here. .l l'a
The Garde Cinque has been drafted in
to the National Guard. 7'
THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY ELECTION
AGAIN POSTPONED. E
Tours, Oct. 9.-An official decree de. /
[ers the elections to the Constituent As
,embly until France is free from invasion.
ANOTHER BATTLE NEAR MErz-REPULsR |
OF THE FRFNCH
BERLIN, Oct. S.-Oficial dispatches
rom before Metz. just at hand. contain
he intelligence of severe battle yester.
lay, in which the French met with |
'epulee. .5vsI dslgs4 ,.E I'd /
rHE CONTROVERSY WITH ENGLAND ON
THE QUESTION OF NEUTRALITY. nj
LONDON, Oct 9.-The cotrovsr.y be