The new North-west., 1870-10-07
This Mornings Dispatches.
(,eaerxl War News.

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General War News.
London October 6th-Nsws il received here that the
Pruasians ave now completed all arrangements Tor
Smelling and attacking Paris. Guns and mortars are
| in positiop The spirit Of the population however,
| IL undauntd Advic,s received show the garrison
piepa' at any moment to receive sucn sttacx IL
| the forces outside the lines may make.
The Government il taking measures TO insure nor
mandy against devastation by sendins there force "
| mobile guast!s
An Ameican f-igat" entering Ilavre, created sen
| saton In sluting. The people supposed the enemy
were 6omlsrdng the town.
Late aduccs from Paris state there Is much plunder
ing there. All bridges on railways and highways to
the west u Paris have been mined and are 10 be down
| up ~ ths Prussian. advance. Beauvsis, forty Ole
| m lies noEh- west Of Paris. has been made great
| victua'lins centre BY the Germans.
The Fre,ch iron.ciad steamer, Aegnasd Arnaud' IL
| cruising II the channel near New Haven
II IL dcded the Strasburg Cathedral has escaped
serious damage by the late bomoaTdmcnt Fersons
just arvedfom the scene report that the cdidce suf
fcred seyc,dy.
The adheeuts Of the French Emperor very active
| in England. N. Rouher and Baron jerome David are
living in the city. They co to Chselhurst quite fire.
quertly to confer with the Impress Eusenic. The
that tn. Prrssiau Government not hostile
to this moyelnt in favor of Napoleon, repeated,
| as.d pers,ns 20 far oven as to assert that
Count Bismarck furnished part Uf the funds for the
establishment y. La Situation the Imperial newspaper
here.
Late avices from Paris announce that Gen. Trochu
IL tuning good the experience AID abilities
Of Gen Ripley.
Paris;ans claim the Pruseiars will ind plenty Of de-
fcnsive cohtrvarces to face before ing Paris
A Brussels correspondent says, / have had an ae-
count Of the dOngs Of the nest Of Imperia.ts assen,-
bod Mt Jossey. They spending money psofuscly
and bo.sing what they do through certain poIiti
cal connection in England. Roahcr has bSen there,
aud Droyn dc L1Iuys, and host Of other notabcs.
L. Tempe Of Paris. Of October , states the French
loss Of Friday to be $40 wounded and 400 killed. Tie
object Of the sOrte to blow the bridge the
scnc AMI the courage of Parsaus by obtaining
Il success The Prussians were not supposed to be in
Neither end having been obtained, consequent
ly the besie.e are greatly depressed
Two hundred and fifty Americans remain in Paris,
| forty being women.
special telegraph says King William sanctions the
demand made by the Germans expelled i;oEl France
for indemnity for losses they sustained thereby. The
German atime towns also require special damages
asserting that although their vessels escaped capture
the injury to the shipping interest great 1t is
complained that France has placed herself in oppose
ton to tue progress Vt civilization in having seized
property on the high seas. aud an indemnity il now
asked io in order to prepare the way Tor universal
recognition OF this principle Of private property in the
time of war. under all conditions.
One Of the Anglo Anclicau Cables is again injured
n,ar Newfoundland.
Gen. TreskOw commands the Prussian army destined
for service in the south Of France.
Five hundred houses wsie dtstrO, Cd in stra.burg
by the boinbar,iinent.
st. Quentin October 5th-There was combat, yes
teray SOissons and prisoners say Two regiments
Ut the army Of the Dukc Of Mccklinbury. .Schwcrin
were defeated BY the garrison.
report from Gels Recaut, forwarded from Toury,
shows that dcc..cd success achieved yesterday
by tho French troops under his command.
Rome, October 9th The Ga.ssts Pepvlasioso states
the Pope ass drawn his monthly pay of 520OOO scud
the order was count.rsis".d hy shs Jsnsa.
~--'.' October Gth-At Lyons the Reds escm deter
miheo 70 O1GaAA" . 'cs'~..s. ..cvssngs
at Grenoble, nunbcrIn: a0OO pereons 1t 10 sx.
pects the Government will at 0ncc takc measures to
stop this manifestation.
The battle which occurred near Chateau Gall:aud on
the .th, has been productive Of important results
The Prussans were defeated and forced to retreat
position taken by the French one that neccssi
tsed the cvacutiOn Of Pithiviers by the enemy The
Pussians abandoned that point with ~ much precp-
aton that many cattle, and large amount Of forage
ETC., were left behind, I'LL Of which fell into the hands
Of the French.
Paris, October sth-On Sunday evening the news of
strasburg and Toui was received by the Government
and this morning made public The Boulevards were
crowded. Everyone was astonishcd aud many refused
to credit the news.
The guard mobile has NO artillery while every Ger.
man force Of 50Ou have proportional number Of ned
puns. The mobiles ale discouraged, aud arc anxious
for the stoppagc OF war.
It 10 evident that between Rouen and Clermout
within day Or two hence the most serious engage
ncnt which has yet occurred between tho mobiles and
German troops. will take place. The former arr mov-
Ing up masses Of troops from point oatsde to occupy
the norta Of Picardy and the east Of Normandy the
ortlsrs from Paris aud Toars being to prevent the
formation of . second corps At any cost