The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-24

Fsvre conceded an Indemnify for the cost OF the
war, the surrender Of part oil the heet the disman
Ting OF Nets Stpsbourg and possibly Other fortlncs
tons
TIE Prussans are apparently preparing
TO MOVE ON ORLEANS,
which has been e~acuated by the French.
LONDON, Scot. a3-The follow Ing desratches,
Swing army movements. &C., In Frpnce, nave Just
ooen received ere;
The iorii1cations at vincennes have been aSsn-
doned By tie French. The Pruseibn guns at sceaux
now command the southern part OF Paris. The
Prussnns avoided 81. Dcnis, near the northern
boundary Of Paris. much time would have been
lost in carrying IT, Tie railroad has been finished
around the Paris fort6cations
THE BonBARDnkSr OF ToUL
cc-,nues necessarily and iuriously. The Frame.
treur at 1honvills make constant sales They
Lsve Indicted much damage on tho Prussiaus. Ar.
rsngements have been made at Lille whereby a com.
plee inuudstion Of the surrounding couotry may 90
effected In ~ elve hours. This means OF defence
will lie resorted TO on the approach Of the Prus-
slams. Nothing definite has been received from
Paris.
The Prussiaps have occupied Dourdsn, . town
eighteen miles southwest OF Versailles. No Prus-
sians are reported anywhere in the Department Of
Aube NJ Theirs, before leaving Tours for Vienna,
passed the night with
PRINCE NEITtRNIcu,
the Austrian Minister TO France. The road from
Paris to Orleans is corEed With all sorts Of vehicles
These are mainly loaded with the effects Of ths Paris
refugees TEs French Minister OF Marine an.
nounces the recall " tie feet IRON the Baltic The
siege OF Metz has become . mere blockade The
safety Of Tours is threatened, as the Unlans are
orieaus and Blo,s.
The Prussiins in Luue,te number 81 at strss-
pourg, which had been abandoned By the French,
became the objects OF q terrible Gre. Many German
lives wero lost there. including that OF the com
mander, Quitsow. Reports ffom Ferriefes, France.
by way Of Berlin say that all discipline Ia vanishing
at Paris
rus SOLDIERS ARR NurrSous,
and in some cases have shot their ofncers. The
Manchester EIdmiHer says Gen. Uhrieh, the com.
mandant OF srssbourg 10 strongly inclined to sur.
render the city, but that the wounded soldiers aud
the citizens Of the place we're unanimously opposed
to II.
The Germans have srmed the captured lunettes
Nos. % and So with mortsrs. Other batteries have
been erected on the heights. The German loss on
Thursday was ofheer and seven mon killed, and
iosr onacsrs and thirty men wounded.
HIyALuTIS.
/ Charles Hugo, In the RdppsL writes: "when
John Boil hesrs Denmark's death rattle and cries OF
rage from France. ~hom sinister seoundrels have
| handed over defeneeless TO ssvsres. bu, who will
| libersts herself he swallows his beefstake and
drinks his porter, saying. with profound sigh. 4
regret that my friends being swallowed up.'"
Tue London Tina says England, Germany, and
America, united in . determination 10 secure the
peaceful progress OF both continents, might shape
| the destines Of the human race.
| Telegrams posted up In the news.ooms here
reporting that the theatre OF strsbourg was set on
| IRE by she'll and two hundred persons who had
taken refuge In the building, the majority OF them
/ women, we're burned 70 death; also that private
| residences In the city have bees broken into aud
plundersd By the mob. The reports arc no, con.
nrmed from other sources aud entilled 10 little
| or no credit