The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
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ESPECIAL TO TIE REGISTER.
Dates to September 26.

tcyrlcrs france via Berlin, say that ali
discipline is vanishing at Paris. Soldiers
are mutlnous, and III some eases have
shot their officers
Following just received: Prussian
Suus at SceuN now command the south
ern part of Paris. The railroad Is fin
ished around the Paris forts
The prussians will occupy Orleans,
which has been evacuated by the French
They occupy Naudere, eighteen miles
west Of Versailles.
TouRs, Sept 233--Mails arrive here
spasmodicaly from Paris
Another balloon from Bazaine's head
quarters at Metz has fallen insthc French
territory II contained 1s7 letters. He
has plenty of provisions, with the excep-
ton Of butchers meat. Soldiers and
citizens eating horse meat.
LONDON, Sept. % A dispatch sent
ia the day time about the battle near
Paris, was simply another report Of Mon
days battle
\ telegram from Berlin at 10 o'clock
this evening, says that the capture of
Tours has just been announced at the
Royal OPERA but the news is not official
It IS reported that the theatre at Strass-
burg was set on fire by shells. and three
hundred hersons who had taken refuge
in the building, mostly women and chill
dren, were burned to death. Also, that
mob was pillaging the city, The news
has not been confirmed.
FLORENCE, Sept. 2.3.-Garibaldi is
still . prisoner, but unmolested.
ToUEs, Sept. 1t Following import
ant information has been made public ::
Count Bismarck demands as preliminary
and conditional to peace, that all fortress
Is in the provinces of lorraine and Alsacc
be delivered over to the Prussians, as
we'll as Fort Dumont at the walls of
Paris The Provisional Government
considers these conditions absolutely
inadmis9ihle, aud will Immediately issue
proclamation to the people Of the nation,
rs well as to AEbass sadors from foreign
countries, exposing the situation and
indicating the new measures to be taken
for the national defense.
1t was enormously reported yesterday,
that the cuga.ements around Paris re
suited IN French rcve1Scs The French
h.l the advantage in every battle yes
terla"
Fourteen Jllitns entered Eialnpes and
demanded money aud arms The Mayor
refused unless q force was sent large
enough to overpower linn. They left,
and have not approached since.
BERLIN, SEPT. 24.-+Toukwas captured
by the frEss;ns at sunset yesterday
i.s4,DoS. Sept. II Dispatches from
near Paris today say that rifle firing and
cannonading was heard going at at Paris.
1t was distinctly observed from the nights
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details have been received,
There is great danger Of revolutions
airy outbreak in Paris, involving another
change Of Government. The Reds arc
furious against the present leaders.
Dispatch from Toul says yesterday the
town was captured by storm by Prussians
after determined resistance. The BON
baltlmcnt had lasted for several days,
destroying the principal buildings and
doing great damage. The storming party
advanced and afterwards the Prussian
forces carried It by storm.
BRUssELs, Sept. 4-Noon.-Bazaine
has offered to capitulate at Metz, on con
ditiou that he be allowed baggage and
arms, and agrees not to take up arms for
three months.
BEAuvls, Sept. 24, via Touns, Sept
25.-A great battle ragged all day yester-
day north of Paris, between Pont-aise and
Isle Addam.
1t IS reported that the peasants arc
cutting off supplies.
LoSnoN, Sept. 25. Lhe failure of peace
negotiations, owing to Franco declining
I'russian terms, has led to revival o.
the pr jcct for an European Congress.
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say it is sheer nonsense for Prussia tc
admit any intervention for the settlement
of conditions for peace. If negotiations
have really failed, the only alternative is
extermlnation.
BERLIN, Sept. 25.-Official dispatch
es say: BY the capitulation Of Tou
there fell into our hands 100 officers
2,240 men, 120 horses, | eagle, 1877
guns, 5 GOO rifles, 500 cuirasses, and large
supplies of munitions of war.
LcSDoN, Sept. 25 -The latest ad
vices from St. Petersburg say that since
the fall of Sedan Russian journals are
more inclined to acquiesce in Prussian
terms of peace. They admit that Alsace
and Lorraine must 90.
Authorized advices from Vienna an.
nounce the failure Of Thlers' mission
He received the reply that Austria, with
the best wishes for France, was in NJ
condition to take active steps. Thier.
retired, disheartened.
Tho telegram reporting fighting in
] Paris, is not believed here. Also, reports
of the pillasing of residences of persons
absent from Paris, discredited. 1t is
believed that the reports were originated
by the Prussians, to operate on the minds
of the restiye French people, and bring
them sooner to submission.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 26. = Throughout
yesterday the city was in a state of grea,
excitement, in consequence Of the news
OF the failure Of all peace negotiations
The terrible demands of the war de
partment for men and material, invokes
d feeling of terror among all classes, and
there is the strongest outspoken convic.
ton that the real issues, as far as the
people are concerned, are all in favor OF
the Prussians, and further hostilities little