, 1870-09-26
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

LONDON, srpt. 23.-Tha following Is the tlna1
ra,st!nn Of vIeinr Hugo's addiesa to Tie 0e:uan
p+oplr:"
.. And then last word. Pa1t1, df1yrn to the
I.At; PaIta, sustained by Aa uptIsen France, can
conquer, atd shou1.: ct naueK, ana you Will have
ATTEMPTED vt dead isss this violence, which al
r~.dy touses the world. In any case, e1ace
the words destruction, abolition and-
dtnth. no; PARIS will not be de-
at1oys.l. II It ts destroyed materially,
1t Will augment .mnfallS. In running
Paris, Iou Fanctify 1t. The scattering Of the
Bt3nes wit be the dispersion Of IDEAS Fling Paris
to tho four wtad1, and JON will only make each
gram Of dust the seel Of Tho fnSure. That Scpul-
chse will csJ Liberty: Equal!tyi Fsaterai:S!'
PA11s Is a city, bus Paris has soul Burn cur et-
inces. They are only our boxes. Their srankc
Will lake shape and become enormous and 1y,ES,
and will mount up 70 heaven, and there will bc
Jou, abofe I'll and everything, attestng our gl1ry.
attesttng your shame, that great spectre Of DARK
ncts and flight, Paris!
snow I haye done, Germans. II you persist,
be It SO. You ara warned. Go: attack the walls
Of Paris Uader Jour bombs and nltTAtllenses
she will defend herself. As for me, IN old man,
Will be there without arms, as it is proper for
me to be with people who ere dying. complain
that ycu ale With Kings who are killing"
NuHuAfS HAIFLks
LONDON. SEPT s4.-Tne following account Of
Mondays Iattle Ia from the Opinion .satio'.ake:
3" On Sunday evening Geusral Ducrrs marched
his troops IN the nelghboshood Of chatIIior. At
the next morning Ehe tfnn<s-siFeass began to pe
active and were repulseb, but not vigorously, by
the PI russian Infantry at Mae1u. The French ar-
tlllcEy took position atIl opened very vigorous
canu"nade In the dir etInu Of the words, bu: no
en.n. slowed himself. For matt an hour there
was no ttasenent BY tht Germuus. They then
beg1a to trpy from the fringe OF the WOOL Stv-
eral French dctachEerts then pushed forward
and entered the gla.les, especially on
the French left, to carry BaTneux-
The cuirassicrs ventured too far,
and, COMING suddenly gu q strong body Of Ger
mans, suffered heavy lossea- At that moment
some Of our dooPs came upon carps OF Prus-
slanA At almost poiht.b!ank range. The latter had
cur :ncn ut great disadvantages. They seemed
to be quite at home ln the woods Every trcc
uas u fertilization, from which they TOOK delib-
etaie aim. The firing Vas tncessant, and EeJ
nerce. Just at this tine battalion Of the Mobiles
Of Seine came up and began dr!ng Ito the spot
where our Fifteenth Regiment was stationed,
which threw the Latter Into disorder and caused
their pseclptra1e retreat"
VILLAGES BrRSRD.
NoukS, Sept =, eyenlaR.-TWo small villages
between MrxirEes anil Ertnal have BEEN burned
By the Pruasiaua- The tnhabltants attempted to
exungnlah the flames, bns the Psusstaus opened
nre on them with artillery. compelling them to
uCslas- The villages were enurely destroyed,
The P1usatals have bonbaE.iett Mentes Ia VILE.
HAruLEoS's SURRENDER
General De WiMpt7en, In 1ccent letter, says
the Emperor surrendered In very coWari,y ulaa-
nee at Se.ian. lie, ue Himpnen, proposed
movement which would hare redeemed every
thing, 3us was overrulcd ut once.
(sltelai tv the Now York Evcains Te1e1am.l
LoSDos, Sept .+-Dcspatches irom Ferrteer,
trar f'4'is, to-day, state that 1e flnng and can
nt'sladnE were heard going on tn Paris on tue
a;st. II was distinctly observed 1zum the heights
tat = conflict was In progress. bpt no details.
NEW KkyoLuTtoS FEARED.
Letter from Paris on tue eve Of the Goth says
there Es great danger Of Revolutionary ontbre7E
inEolEinE another change Of government. The
Retls are furious asa,ust the present
leaders. and express themselves loudly
and detanrIy against It's representative
nutaoEity. The evident disposition Is
to seize the Hotel lie Vile ns the initial step Of
the 1ebe2lious programme Resistance 10 thelr
plaus Will be dtntcun. 1t Is impossible to say
what would be the elect nf their obta!a!uG co.,
tEn1 Of the government, hui the people dread Pill
1age aud assassination. An ar,n!ssire now could
save the lives and property Of thousands Of citl
zens. The people Of 4 more peaceful order dread
tho Frnssfaus far less than the desperate tu1ians
belonging to the lower quarters.
roxrr.n,crrn
Sxw Ynrr s.r., si~Tnr Tsn,,,c, NJ. re,,b-
tcan rpro,ntion In paris Ia ror,raa,r,r1 hr iatcr
I. udon t1espatches-tsuun nr,yatc- snurcrs'
srR.sRnrta-
LONDON, Sent. 2f.-The Swiss delegation renoft
Strasbonrg less damaged than supposed. The
greatest destruction Is among tho houses In the
poor quarters. The cathedral Is not irreparably
RSsr1rs or prtcE
NEW YoxK. Sept aj.-Thc Courier {ars Eufs
Unn closes an article On tue conditions OF peace
p.pnosed br Prussia. br saving that France vii,
not ytetd an Inch Of TERRITORY an,. that tI,sqracc
mi resce will be hut strnai fnr war of xt.r,ut
,,at!op.
TIE SCARE AT on1Kass.
Tours, Sent. 9,-M.,,n.Rht- ncws frpm Paris
today, 1t appears thar tue scare a, Orleans vas
totally unlounded. There we're no Prussaas
there, thouRh ANAL hody OF Chlaus p1ssed for
ward to P1.hiy1ezs, tvcut1 three miles northeast
Of Orleans Hundreds Of peoo1e betook them setres
10 dlght, believing a large rrussinn force was
marching upup tue defeuces OF The ctty. Afew
Chlana were enabled to make in.gc rtqu,st,1on
without nuuscssaaon. Another result Of the scare
was the needless cutt,cR Of the railway to protect
O:sraus, which, as now appca.s. Has not 1nrcat-
ered At I'LL. One regiment OF 'Turrts Is now ia
Orleans
IyoSa-
Three delegates from Lyons arrived herr To con-
re. with the Msristera, Committee. The rcu aac
is Httl diving al NODE and will remain ,,nt af+
the elections for the Constituent Assttptlv,
=RIsMaRks CIRCULAR.
1t ls reported shst Bismark has tssuet1 another
Circular TO The North German REPRESENTATIVES in
rarnign countries, concerning the wBr and rr,s-
pects Of peace, which Is cnnrplv,x, in a much
miller fnne than hnvr rh,~ur,cr;.u., hin <,,-,