Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30
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WAR IN EUROPE.

!, WAR IN EUROPE.
II LONDON, Sept. g.
An armistice for 48 hours was concluded at
Mizieres on Monday, for the removal of the
wounded.
Tours, Sept 2S.
disposition to resist to the last is stronger in
the West and South. The troops continue to
pour into Tours.
'Advices to Sunday by balloon, state that per-
feet order existed in tho city of Paris.
| The Prussians have marched into Orleans
LONDON. Sept. %.
There was grand parade OF the Prussia1s il
the Court yard of Versailles yesterday. he
Grown Prince standing under the statue of
Louis nth, AID distributed hon0rs to the sol
| ders.
| CIoua.
| The Mobiles deser ing at Paris r"J hun
| dred were shot for naturalization.
| King William dispatches to the Q1een that the
capitul4tion of tras5urg oc,urre / at IL O'clock
| last eve ening.
The reports thick IN Dat Russia is pre- 2arns
for war.
The army at the South is mo5iIizsl aud move
ments towards tbs Turkish border are omnous.
| All Dc mocratic Apers suppressed during the
Empire, have resumed publication.
| The people of the suburbs sf Paris have
turned to their . 1898, from whence they
| driven by the iAwies Of the Mobiles.
The Times says. Franco may be serious and
heroic in refusing to cede territory, bat it is rather
Inconsistent with he- avidity in selling the ter
| ritory the regioa arouod Paris for twenty Kill
ometres. d-popuated and devastated. A few
courageous shop keepers alone remain in the viii
| lagce, tempted by til enormous profits.
The rruasians opanel fire on the gunboats
while passing, st. Cloud recently, killing and
wOunding several French.
The Prussians erecting battery at sevre.
lively frs has been opened on hsm from fort
D'Issy while at work.
Especial t, tio New York Telegram
LoSDoN, Sept. ~.
Tho Truae;ans, on entering Meaux made
rcquisihon for horses. but rem .inod only short
time Their evident intontioa is to sweep South
F,aa>o.
Tie Q ,pitaI has been removed to Poitiers.
Tours. Sept. %.
i dispatch just received announces that the
Prussians have not entered Orleans. rhey cane
near the city, halted. and then commenced NOV
ing backward towards Paris. The civilians
gag that Prince Albert rec We'd dispatch which
suddenly charged his plans.
The Piussians entirely evacuated Fontain-
beau. They imposed no tax OF the citizens,
but ma 70 heavy acquisitions for provisions and
for,go.
The Pruseians attacked Raon on Monday, and
reQolsed
ToUns, Sept. 27.
Jules Favre's official report concludes, from
the manner in which all his efforts for peace
were met by the Germans, they are determined
upon conquest. Interviews were altogether
useless. he has proved. Prussia, contrary to
The Press repelling the charge that stras-
burg was bombarded while crowded with women
and children and says that Ulrich has persisted
in refusing departure to non combattants.
The Foreign Office has advised the North Ger
man diplomats abroad that Government
exiats at Paris. The Government do faoto e1ista
at Tours, hence Paris is left with bare military
treatment.
The announcement is repeated that the EN-
peror has revoked the decree creating regency.
It is asserted that he has sent envoy to Metz
to consult with Bazaine on the peace PROPOSE
tions, This news has been suppressed in Ber-
as far as possible
BERLIN, Sept. %.
The ideas broached by Theirs at Vienna, that
the Prussians insincere in the demand for
Alsace and Lorraine, are ridiculed on all sides in
Berlin.
MENDELsHEIM, Sept. o.
The surrender of Strasburg was signed at 2
o'clock this morning. 451 officers and 17,C00
men laid down toeir arms at o'clock.
MADRID, Sept. %.
Tho vcmito is spreading at Barcelona. The
people are lie wing and business is suspended.
The practical nulliication of the emancipation,
by Cuba is agitating the papers They qu0to
the advertisements from Havana journals of
children for sale and contracts for slave labor,
which is, practically, continuation of slavery,
and in ,iolation of the express law Of The land.
VIENNA Sept 28.
In the Riechstrath yesterday. confidence in the
Ministry as voted by large majority.
LONDON, Sept. %.
The Board for revision of the Bible has
sumed it's sessions.
The citizens of Mezieres and CharevilIe are
fug tives. Many of them have been welcomed
by Belgium.
Hegeria is threatened with bomhardment by
the Prussians.
The question of Italian immunity will be the
subject of the plebiscitum.
LONDON, Sept. %.
The Prussian Government off sally denies the
presence of national vessel in either the Black
or bed Seas bearing the namo OF "Hortha"
"Bertha."
It is understood that Aisaos aud L)raine will
be represented by the commission, and for the
present be exempted from Fe1erAl burttens.
The Telegraph hss balloon special dated
Tours on Wednesday evening. stating thst the
Prussians are retiring towards Paris. Gcess con