The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24

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 Paris Sept To- Shortly after the Prus ians entered Linn, the magazine exploded, blowing Hp portion of the citadel. The Pru~,iln staff and several hundred soldiers ,yr-r killed
 Rheims. Sept. ll-By the official reports If ,ne battle of Sedan, forty-iiyc cannon were taken. The Joss of the French in killed, wounded aud prisoners, was 10000.
 London, Sept. ll.-A special to the Uortd .a,f: Popular demonstrations on n large scale here ,p-day in ,,,"r -,- 4!,t tfs#>'h x" 4 public, and against monarchy at home and abroad
 Plri., Sept l2-The Ministry has just made public the following important intel ligcurr:
 The Prussians attacked Toul, on Saturday, | at o'rlurk in the morning and persisted un- | tl 9 o'clock in the evening; they were, how ever. constantly rcpulsed, snd many of their | batteries dismnnnted. More than ten thou ! md Prussian. were placed Lors dn combat. At Muutmcdy. on Thursday. the Garrison ,pirndilly rrpul-cd the Pru-sian, attack
 The prrI-sians have surrendered McanX they have arrived in force at Grecy, and are approaching Moves le Grau.Ie. Parts is chrcred tni, m' rnng hy the Pru>sjans insist in. on an armi~tire; Gisn, that the United States had interpscd, and sent three guarded tl,patches tu Derlin. It is said that the Pru->inn advance has been stopped in con sequence.
 London, Sept. l2.-Telegrams from the seat 1, of war, here to day, are perfect chaos oi wild and contradictory statements. The telegraph bureau at Paris begun to refuse private telegrms
 The Times says: France has been cured of g. f |, Paris is certain if the city is hcscged. The | idea that the Pru,>ians will walk in without ! dillirulty k an entirely mistaken one. | New York. Sept. l2-PariS advices of | French surccss at Toul and Montmedy, ta- | grther with the rep rted halt of the Prussian advance, led to more activity in the Bnurse l The Prus,an army has hailed twenty-five miles from Pari-, a. thr special inquest ot | Bismarck to consider the proposition of Rus sia and Austria for an armi,tice.
 Brlssel-, Sept. l2.-lthy, Austria and Rus ,ia agree in principle and have authorized Russia to ask Prussia for an arnistce.
 A dispatch To that effect has been tele- graphed to Berlin. hu, iio answer yet
 Lorlon. Sept. l2-Sx French iron clads were seen uir Guodwins to-day. Their cour,e | was outlIwest.i
 The Berlin official report uf the capituIa- ! prisoners taken was l22 0OO. The crowd of prisoners b., been redac. since the reopen ing of the railways, and all the dead on the
 fields have been buried.
 London, Sept l2.-The. statement of the Gualois that England demands an armistice,
 k untrue.
 Jules Favre is expected here tonight; if
 he asks the English Government to present
 terms it will do ,n but not if una>kcd. This
 intelligence is off
 London, Sept. l3.-A Paris correspondent [ says that the American recognition !, really
 of but little value, and regarded more a, good
 will without weight
 London, Sept. l4,-Adyiccs from Strasburg
 are, that inc defense is drawing to close and the surr,n CT is imminent from failure of am.
 intuition and provisions.
 The catastrophe al Laon occasions i'll feel ng
 against the French, and k considered barba-
 rous, and uppusrd tn all modern warfare r Tuur-, Sept IA great number of bridges
 around Paris were blown up to-day the woods } have en set on fise and houses likely to 5 offer refuge 10 the enemy destroyed. { Tonl Is again bnmbarded Firing continu- ? ed nine hours, aud the city wa, much damaged, [ but the defense continues. , The Prussians, at the request of Swizer- , land, have consented lo permit non, Onbat- ants to leave Strasblrg. ! Paris. Sept l4.-Paris journals say they . have but little hnprs of mediation. It is rll- ] mored that B izaine arrived in Paris, but the . report is not confirmed. [ Brussels, Sept. l4.-Belgium has not vet received formal notification of the establish D ment of the French Republic.
 London. Sept. 1.-The following has been ( received in Paris; Srashurg, Srpt. 9. Affair,
 are in dcplorable condition, and groaing ( worse; the b,mhirlmcnt from the Pn~sian . advaure work k in es>ant and frightlul. l r shal hold out To Tue end. p Signed, UIRcH, Copmander
 London, Sept. A.-The French bluckading
 fleet has withdrawn from the mouth of the
 klhe. Schlelstddt has been summoned to sur
 render. Count Remaeh returned absolute
 refusal
 London, Sept l4.-The King prohibits the
 s'orming "f Strasburg, till possible without C too great loss of life. D The third parallel has been completed. | IL Is confirmed that Bazaine refuses all - terms, and It k expected he will be able to C cut his way out.
 Pari., Sept. l4.-Ulrch. at Straslure. is at ' The last extremity, but still continues to re- Il sist
 IL k positively asserted that Russia and Austria will unite against Prussia. i( she in. 10 SistS on annexation of French territory.
 Berlin, Sept. l5.-Ihe Provisional Cavern U mcnt ln Paris wonld have been accepted hy . the Prus-ian Government, if the exartOn, 7. nr"rosed hy Prussia had been assented tn. ' These embraced the sessions of Asace and
 Lorraine, aud di~mantling the French forts on s the German frontier. The Provisional Gov ?, crnhcnt rrfrsed to listen to any prouo,ition ' Tor the gtu ron l,r nf E..p. h