Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-30

countries now at war with France and not
natlralized citizens, to leave Paris and the
/ department of the Seine within three days
They must quit France, or at least retire to
some department on the other side of the
river Lore. ALI strangers who come within
| the above injunction and do not conform to
it win be arrested and handed over to q
military tribunal, unless special permission
to remain is received from the Governor of
Paris H 5A @ $40
The Paris Press Give IL uP1The
Prussians VIII Enter the City An
Six Days or Less. .-.
PARIS, August 29-The Moniteur of this
morning has the following As the attacks
of McMahon and Bazaine upon the Prus-
SLAMS near Metz may be delayed for day
/ or two, and the road to Paris being open,
the arrival here ct Prussians must be cal
culated upon. According to daily marches
| about six days will be needed Perhaps
| scouts viii arrive sooner. 1t would serve
no purpose to conceal this. The Minis
try did its duty when it warned France
| that Paris has but to wait resolutely, max
ing the most of the delay. Above all we
must observe order. The authorities are
| doing all that is possible to prepare Paris
| for siege We shall be ready. We are
confident of the patriotic courage Of our
citizens and the future of France. edo I
. The Opinion National says Palikao must
have entire authority during the critical
movement. He must meet with no inter
ference from any other officials. The aG =
thorities must be unit. The first cannon
shot will cause cessation of all political
differences. - #l .H
This journal again demands the expulsion
of all Germans from Paris and is debating
the removing of the seat Of government,
during the siege, either to Tours or behind
the Loire. The enemy may be before Pans
by Wednesday. All plans in Paris relate
to the defenses Of the city.
The Prussians now in the valley of Aube
are concentrating at Sommery.
Theirs passed Sunday in visiting the
Notifications and giving instructions as to
the general defense.
The Minister of War announces that he
can arm an immense force of the National
Garde, in addition to those already under
arms, with guns now in the reserve de-
1 pot. -
Subsistence for Ninety Days.
The Minister of Agriculture and Com
merce is very active, 1t is estimated that
Bakers have at least fifteen days subsist
ence. Besides this ministers have col
lected at Paris 25O, 900 quIntals -four;
10000 quintals of rice; immense
amounts of potatoes and fresh vegetables;
all sorts of beans collected; 100, 900
beeves; 500, 900 sheep and forage neces-
sary for their temporary keeping F
Salt, sugar, coffee, and other articles of
that nature are also in sufficient quanti-
ties for the subsistence of Paris during
three months, making more than sixty
millions of rations. At Entrepots are
stored great quantities of salt, pork and
salted fish, together with straw, oats and
hay for the necessary subsistence of the
horses of the army as well as those OF
private parties. -
Munitions of war are also plentiful. D
Prussians on Ghe March-TOward
SOmmerY and RetheI.
The following news is official . The
Prussians under the Prince Royal have
been seen going toward Suippes. The
German forces sprsad throughout the
Department of the Aube, have abandoned
their encampments and are now marching
toward Sommery. Twenty-fV thousand
Germans have recently passed JonVlle,
going in the direction Of Washy and Mon
tierendier. The enemy is advancing to-
ward Rethel and Voniziers, coming from
Monthois Grandpre and Croix on Paris.
A force of 20, 900 cavalry passed through
Chalons going toward Epernay. Pfalsburg
and Strasbourg stll hold out.
Great Battle at Manzien-COnfIiCt-
ing Reports.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-It is reported that
the French victory at Manzien, a battle In
which 80, 900 were slain is false. The
French accounts say MeMahon is not
ready for battle. Not a word can be got
from Bazaine, though his lines are still re-
/ ported open.
BismarCk-Paris Defiant.
1t was Bismarck who gave orders that
there should be no halt on the march to
. Paris. The King acquissced, though his
Generals favor looking after McMahon's
taking Paris afterwards.
Parisians defy the enemy to come on.
, They assert they will never see inside o.
the city except as prisoners.
, RumOrs of a Great and Bloody
= .. Battle.
1t is reported here that a great battle
J has taken place between Mcmahon ant
) the Crown Prince, in which McMahoI
was defeated.
Special to the Evening Telegram
l LONDON, Aug. 29.-By dispatches from
our special correspondent at Montmedy WI
! have news of great and bloody battle,
3 which begun on the evening of Sunday
3 in the immediate neighbOrhOOd of Man
zien, but had been undecided. Fighting
} is now going on between Charleyille and
Ardennes. Sixty thousand troops have
, left Paris to Join Mcmahon, and have al,
ready passed beyond scissors. They are
: in excellent order and the best of spirits,
and feeling of confidence seems to ami
n mate the entire force. O..
a At Madrid important consultations have
' taken place between the Regent and Minis
> ters. A coup d'etat is daily looked for.
PARIS, August 29.-Special to the Tele
Preparations for defence are still
being perfected
6 Ali the palaces in France are to be ap
$ propriated as hospitals for the reception
! wounded soldiers. d..
Russia and England.
0 Russia and England are strongly oppose
to the dismemberment of France.
: Americans are rapidly leaving Paris
Most of the hotels are already nearl
empty. . . .-., r--. --..- q. -
q Republic ans in south Germany.
g A republican conspiracy has been di
t covered in South Germany.
!. who Nap. Wanted on the Throne Ol
, spain.
A cable dispatch to the Herald, from
!. London, the 29th, says strong ant-Bona
parte feeling exists in Madrid in conse
duence of the revelation that, before tn
: war with Prussia, Napoleon had engaged t
! restore Isabella to the throne of Spain, Il
return for the cession of Belearic Islands t
France.
The War in Portugal.
: A fight occurred at Lisbon between tn
/ French and German ci tizens, during whlc
/ many were killed
r Prince Napoleon had q long intervie'
e with the Austrian Ambassador while 8
o Florence.
The Prussians Make n Grand FIanl
Movement TO Bag McMahOn-Th
Fight Expected Between Rethf
and MOntmedy.
q ARLoN, Aug. 20, via BRUSSELS, Aug. 2e
d Special to the New York Sun.-Ih
q Prussians are making flank movement o.
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