Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01

resOluts. DucFet finally withdrew
into Paris. The Prussians suffered
severity.
LONDON, Sept. 28.-DispateheS
from Orleans report cavalry at
Bazaches and AntOnay.
Prince Albert with a large force,
is reported near BOzsches.
The Prussians r reC0nstruCting
the LaOn Notifications.
The Jamaica cable, laid yesteF.
day, is working admirably. Il is
to be continued to Aspinwall.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Communica-
ton with Paris and Tours by bal
looms continues.
Projects of the western depart
menls, according TO the proclama-
ton Of the Minister, r appealing
to the people to raise en- masse and
overWhelm the invaders.
Three millions for defence was
voted for by Calais.
Belgium is grieved and alarmed
at the failure of peace negotiations.
The Patrie, semi.Oficial under
the old regime, now published at
Paictiers, Is enthusiastic for the re-
public.
A treaty between Belgium and
Prussia for the release Of the wound
ed in Belgium hospitals has been
signed.
Tours, Sept. ga large mum.
Der of official messengers hence for
Paris have returned.
The omnibus horses OF Paris were
seized by the government to trans
port troops.
The journal official publishes the
DEGREES increasing the number Of
regiments, and confirming extra
ordinary powers upon general off,
GERS.
A large body of Mobiles passed
Tours going to Orleans.
Martial law in Algeria is sus-
suspended.
The Prussian dragons are at
Medon. Prussians in force at Bon
givale, Real Monterre and near
Chatillon. Sklrmishes occurred at
Vile Juif, Laneg, Chevilly and
elsewhere.
The PrussianS have apparently
abandoned the st. Denis side.
Movements indicate the intention
to attack at Lioaux.
Later information places the
Prussians near Bourget aud at ST.
Clouds.
t~RUssELs, Sept. 26.-Bands Of
wOrkmen yesterday paraded the
streets ringing the Marseilles and
crying Viva la France. A majority
of the people here disfavor the an
neCtiOn OF Alsace and Lorraine.
New YORK, Sept. ga special
telegram from Berlin says the APP
preaching alliance between Prussia
and Austria mentioned that Hun
gary is opposed.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-Judge
Robert Z. Grier is dead, aged n.
The Tours MOniteur publishes a
proclamation to the Provisional
government at Paris, dated Sept.
both, reafirmIng that the policy Of
France is not to cede one inch Of
soil and none Of the Notifications.
Later news from Paris report
only outpost skirmishes.
A letter from Versailles says the
PruSsians have undertaken nothing
important In that neighborhood.
The gunboats on the Seine are
ready for action, and entrench-
ments and barbados are going up
everywhere.
New YORK, Sept. 26.-The Tri.
bune special London correspondent
writes from Meaux, 18th inst. al
Headquarters, that King william
had a conversation with. Bismarck,
during which l asked him II the re-
port was true that there was an En-
glish representative here. He ar
swered Ithe English have asked me !
we will treat with FaVre, and | re-
piled we would, if his Government
would grant possession Of Metz ant
{. Strasburg. This he could not do. Ii
this war we are influenced by NJ
: motive of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT whatev'
err. We have no purpose in view
5 but our own security, consequently
we must provide for the next wa.
which is sure 10 come. France j
3 now without allies, but may sOol
5 succeed in procuring them, and il
sure to commence another war un
=. der better auspices. That is VIII!
= we demand these forts. But tn
present government In Paris darI
e not agree to the cession of tn
d French territory, nor probably vii
the next Government, but our pur
pose is fixed, and II necessary VI
are ready to stay at Paris
S | said the general impression wa
that France is too much weakened
to begin another war for man.
d years ; that is not the case said Bis
marcE, France is q wealthy coun
try aud will remain so after tn
war; within five years she vii
G have so recovered as TO be abb
TO commence hostilities; for tina
reason we must have those fort
Q but as the Government at Paris !
not disposed to deliver them, an
probably has no command owe
them, peace is not very near, ant
we must wait until we can re
r duCe them. We hear the gar
rlsOns are already eating horst
Y BRUssELs, Sept. 26.-The immG
date publication of the manifest
from Napoleon in reply to tn
last proclamation in reply to tn
q government ct Tours Is promised
i Nj. Cont, private secretary 10 th