Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
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EeainlnE Lne fallrOhu ON me-
zieres to Montmedy, finding trains
filed with supplies waiting him at
Sedan. Bazaine and Mcmahon
communicate by couriers.
LONDON, Aug. est is almost
certain that Intervention Of the
great powers will occur in q few
days.
The Paris journals continue to
urge q levy, en- masse, to exter-
inmate the invaders on their march
from the Rhine to the Seine.
LONDON, August 23.-Bazaine
has forced a passage by way of
Autun and Longucion, reaching
Mont NEEDY.
1t is reported that the armies Of
the Prince Royal and Frederick
Charles had formed a junction
west Of Metz.
The Post is authorized to deny
the authenticity of Victoria's letter
to Eugenie, published yesterday.
The Standards correspondent
says Paris will be defended even
if bombardment occurs.
The Opinion Rationale, under
caption of Official" predicts a
Prussian defeat, as the result of
the pending combination.
The Emperor is determined to
charge with McMahon's army on
the next battle.
The camp at Chalons is Ger.
tainly raised.
The Emperor's headquarters
are at Rheims and McMahon's at
Ciracelle.
A Paris special says it is re-
ported that Bazaine was rein
forced on Sunday from Chalons,
and the armies of the King and
Steinmetz are too crippled to as
Suule TIC OUenSlVe.
Another special says that lBa-
zaine has the north and center
open either to retreat or rein
force.
Bazaine processes to be master
Of the situation.
LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch
from Paris says Polka announced
in corps yesterday he has received
good news from Bazaine, giving
proof of Bazaine's confidence,
wherein the government shared.
PARIS, Aug. 23.-There was no
decisive action from the daily
meetings ofthe diplomats.
The French are buying horses
in Italy.
Paris has provisions for two
months, and wine for six months.
Six millions of francs were dis
tributed among the families Of
soldiers.
Dysentery prevails in the Prus-
sian army.
Ten thousands Prussians who
were wounded, were sent to Der.
lin.
In the Corps Legislatif yester-
day, when Palikao gave reassur-
ing news, Keraty demanded the
date also, and inquired If the dis
patch was from Bazaine.
Palikao replied that 1t was
dated the 10Th.
The uproar in the Chamber
drowned the answer regarding
his authorship.
Keraty proposed nine deputies
to be added to the Committee Of
Defence. The party at the left,
and some members Of the major
ity, gave signs ofapproval.
After the tumult had subsidized,
Palikao said the committee of de.
lenses were numerous enough in
name and the whole Cabinet re-
PEELED the proposition just made.
The question of confidence having
thus been established the deputies
retired from the debate.
The matter TO be decided to.
morrow creates q sensation, as an
attempt has been made to inter
fere with the administration.
Soir says the dispatch alluded
to was from Bazaine, and adds
that Palikao will be sustained by
the Corps, otherwise it would not
have been so decided.
It is officially denied that
Prince Napoleon went to Victor
Emanuel on a diplomatic mission.
The Archbishop of Paris di-
reefs the clergy to contradict the
report that the Pope felicitated
the King Of Prussia.
A number of spies arrested to-
day.
The Steele says a seven hundred
million loan more than taken.
1t seems certain that a project
has been brought before the great
powers to prevent the dismember-
ment of France.
Assurances have been sent to
the Pope by the French Govern
ment hat Italy has no intention Of
attacking Rome.
MADRID, Aug. 23.-The Gov
eminent has taken measures to
repress instantly any revolutiona-
ry outbreak.
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