Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-22

0ppie JeIiy, was all tuat any OF tncm had
during the time that they remained in the
boats. The Ossipee picked up three men
who were found floating on a raft in the
vicinity of the wreck Seven persons
persisted on the steamer. and one man was
crushed between the small boat and the
side Of the steamer Of the six boats only
three of them landed at St. Lucas. The
others were driven up the coast-two of
them forty-three miles north of the Cape
from where they had to make their way
over the burning sands, without drop Of
water, to Cape st. Lucas, at which place
slaughtered cattle and other kinds of pro.
visions were issued with liberal hand.
At every place the sufferers were kindly
cared for. Dr. S. Woodbridge, jr., Of
San Francisco, attended and nurscd those
who were in feeble health. Blame is at
tachcd to Captain Dali for deserving the
ship during the night. The carpenter
makes the assertion that the timbcrs of
the ship were rotten and unsafe, and that
she was at any moment liable to go to
pieces. Great credit is given the officers
aud passengers of the Colorado, who d.
NluCu tilclr CioIu'IS WIFI, anu IdiScu SUI
scriptions for the relief of the sufferers.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The Prussians have
rctrcated from Brcknil to Laon.
Tours, Oct 15.-Journals report that
the Orleans Princes have been enrolled in
thc,army now forming at Roucn.
Tours, Oct. Is, cveuiny.-Rumors from
Orleans arc startling. 1t is asserted that
the Prussians there, who are known to be
in large force, surrendered to the French,
with all their artillery. The French forces
arc continually increasing.
New York, Oct 15.-The lombard
ment of Paris has been resolved on as a
necessity. The environs of this city,
whence the bombardmcnt must take place,
are uneven and difficult Of access, hence
the official announcement that nothing de-
cisivc can be hoped for three weeks.
TouRs, Oct. l5.-Baz,ino has escaped
from Metz and is marching with full force
toward Ferdun.
LoNpoN, Oct. 15.-Garibaldi commands
the irrcgulars and disarrangcs Prussia's
plans.
Bismarck continues to Insist on the COS
sion of .\lsacc and Lorraine. Favrc says
the nation shall perish rather than acccdc
to such terms.
BERLIN, Oct. 16-It is reported in
camp before Paris that the rindcrpcst is
raging among the cattle in the city
Touns. Oct. l6.-rhc.. Prussians were
driven from Baycux and Citation on the
18th, by a heavy rccnnnoltcrns force from
the city, supported by the guns of the fer
tiicatiuns.
LoNpoy, Oct. 1G.-Thc English Gov.
urnmcnt is instructed that Prussia is pro-
pared to m,liy her dcmandSt that the
ncutralizin, of Str,sburg and Metz will be
ucccrtc in lien Of their surrender. The
demand Of Prussia Of the surrender of
French m,n-of- war has been abandoned.
The Rus sian Govcrnmcn: is determined
not to permit the transfer Of any part OF
the French feet to the North German
flag.
IoNpoy. Oct. 16.-D,zainc is at Thion.
willie, organizing movement. lie holds
the lin. of Mczicrcs AMI Ncvangc. Much
alarm is felt at Saasbrucken, Trcvcs and
Fvrbach.
rhc rumors of tn, evacuation Of Orleans,
,,j ,L,t III, pruss;,ns have been driven
L.o, .ro confirmed II is also officially
,,no,nccl that Trochu lei in person a
hr;I,;,nt sor,ic from Paris and rcpulscd
,hr c,cmv =, AL non.s.
The Sfan1ard ha- telegram from
Tours. announcing great victory by Gen.
cral B,zlinc, n, Metz, who, it appelrs, is
FREQ 10 N we on Thionyillc. The report is
,o,.;j,rra 1,,b,rul thou.h credited here.
B,l,ru, til ,grams all, state the Same.
lsp,,ch from Colo.nc state, that the
bonhnrimcnt of Cologne is conrinuin.
constantly. Thntc,n heavy reserve bat.
,,rics thrcw. at a distance OF 9OJ PAGES,
n, bombs into the citadel
VERSAILLES. VIA Laxpuy. O.t. 10
The rcpor,s of French succc'>c. before
Paris mr., untrue. The pru,sians hold the
Same ,,si,ions a. on the 18th of Scrtcm.
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