Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

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nations ~iavorably. aud is prepared
10 act with Russia and Austria,
II they also shall accept Theirs
proposition. Advlces from Or
leans attach great importance
10 action ct SissOus yesterday, the
! Prussians suffered much from artil-
lery hidden in the woods. The battle
lasted nearly all day, when the
Prussians were compelled to retire.
Reported that the Prussians were
badly repulsed in an attempt to
storm Fort DumOnt Valeien on the
West side Of Paris. Two tBaips
collided zeal here 10 were killed,
including VI. Duval, editor Of the
Journal Des Debats, and IS hurt.
The enormous quantity Of stores
and munitions gathered here have
! been ordered further South.
LONDON, Sept. 20 -Bectric, for
merly Project Of police Of Paris,
writes from WilhelInshOhe, that
it was impossible for the Emperor
TO conceal Court extravaganza by
the reinforcement Of the civil list.
II is also untrue that the Emperor
has ten millions safely invested
ut Amsterdam. 1t is also untrue
that the Emperor borrowed two
thousand ihalers at Sedan. Bictrie
says that his masters misfOrtunes
should protect him from such out
rageOus publications.
Granville's messenger to Lord
Lyons, was obliged TO travel In q
post chaise from ROuen.
The mail service from Paris is cut
In all directions.
Prussia is intensely Disguised
with En- land, especially in its pub
LEGATION of the confidential memo.
randa.
The French have constructed
earthworks near St. Denis and
Clamont.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.-The Grand
Lodge OF odd Fellows, elected the
following: +. D. Stewart, Of Wash
ington, D. G., Grand ;ecretary /;
Joseph l.. kigley, of Maryland,
Grand Corresponding and Record.
lug Secretary Joshua Van ZAnt,
N. D., Grand Treasurer.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20. "A special
telegram from London says q great
spirit animates the soldiers on the
ramparts OF Paris. Sorties are
made every day.
BERLIN, September 20. The Car
writes to the Queen OF Prussia ex.
tOlling the wonderful ability and
soldierly qualities OF the PrussianS,
and co%ngratulates the Queen on
their victories.
II Is denied that William will
only treat with Napoleon but he
will hold all occupied territory un.
I'll a stable government guarantees
the treaty.
A letter from Bismarck says
Rest satisfied that the safety of the
German Is being properly secured
and peace with The world assured.
No obstacles will be placed on the
part OF Germany 10 the way Of
termination Of the war into which
she was unwillingly drawn, buI
from which she will never retire
until the Legitimate aspirations o.
!, her children are secured and the In
tegrity Of the fatherland Is secured
and the people Of Germany render
ed safe from future cruel and uu.
necessary conflicts of slaughter re-
. sulting, from which we cannot lool
upon without horror.
! A private letter from Cassel say 8
Napoleon has formally revoked the
decree by which Eugene assLmeC
the Regency.
NICE, Sept. 20.-Contrary t.
= Prussian reports Nice aud Mentor
f is perfectly tranquil.
New York, Sept. 20.-One hun
dred and twenty volunteers for th'
French army were arrested Of
the steamer Lafayette on q Unitef
States warrant, issued upon Il
= complaint Of the North German
Consul. The steamer was on tn
point OF sailing when the arres
1 was made. The steamer will wal
, the result of the examination TO
morrow.
{. LONDON, Sept. 20.-RumOrs to b
received with caution, circulate
. here of local uprisings in Franc
8 against the Prussians.
Q The morning and evening jour
mails to-day, have no news whaLev
: err from Paris.
: A dispatch was received here to
night from Paris, dated 4 o'clocI
this morning, reporting q collision
Of trains on the railway at Pleissi
near Tours, in which eleven per
e soas we're killed, and twehty.hv
: injured.
Thiers had arrived at Tours.
BERLIN, Sept. 20-The Mort
German Gazette says Bismarck con
9 sents to see Favre, promising, how
ever, that Germany is not dispose
to iutermeddle with the interns
affairs of France. The Germa
q States are ready TO recognize u
Republic when they are sure tbs
o the French people prefer that forI
Y of government. But it is unknow
whether Bazaine recognizes III
Republic and Government at Pari
Indeed it is reported that he di
o avOws both.
FLORENCE, Sept. 20.-The seige {
b Rome has commenced. Five divi
}. ions under CabOrna invests the cit,
b Resistance is q matter Of form, IN
y surrender is expected to-day.
Is Hone KOEG, Sept l.-Via LOndol
j. The feeling in China againsS TO
eigDers is intense, and fresh on
e breaks of violence on the part {
ie the nation is feared.
If Wade, Secretary Of the Britii
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