Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-15

made public the following interesting
Intelligence: The Prussians attacked
Ioul at 8 .. m. and persisted until even
ing. They were however, constantly
repulsed and many Of their batteries
dismounted. More than 10000 Prus-
SANS are placed hors du combat.
AoNTAEDY ANp vERDUN STILL HOLD orr
Nerdun continue to hold out against
the enemy. At Montmedv, on Thurs
gay, the garrison splendidly repulsed
the Prussian attack.
AEAux SURROUNDED AND PARTISAN ST.
BuRBs APPROACHED.
The Prussians have surrounded
Meaux.-They have arrived in force at
Crecy and are approaching Noisy lie
Grand. These places are all small vii
lage suburbs of Paris to the east and
northeast of Meaux. Crccy is about
the same distance and Noisy lie Grand
is only 3 miles.
Paris is cheered this morning by q
rumor that
RUSSIA Is INSISTING On An ARNisrICE.
also that the United States has inter.
posed and sent threc decided dispatches
20 Berlin. II Is said that the PrussiAn
advance has been stopped in consc-
qncnce.
IRON IrALi.
London, II. An outbreak v report
ell ia the Province VI Niterbo. The
people surrounded the Psral Zouave- in
their entertainments nj Niterbo, Mon
II
tifiiascene and Naicniano. and threaten
ed to attack them. Order was restored
in the name 81 the Ming OF Italy. An
arrangements for the occupation Of the
fapal territory has been agreed to. A
plcbsciiun, !. To be- taken Nv which the
Inhabitants are To decide for III. Pope
or Hing. a their civil ruler, the decis-
ION To be- binding on both. Ia the
meantime the Italian troops will hold
the Romyl Territory until the voting is
over, and If the result l. adverse the
Hing will withdraw.
The Papal Tours are sending petit
ions To the Italian Government for pro-
lection OF Naples. and urges the King
not 10 hesitate To make Rome the CAM
tol of the nation.
The official journal of the government
al Florence justifies the occupation of
- refers, maintaining il is as necessary
Tor The Pope as for Italy. The Journal
hopes that the Poniiff will accept the
guardianship of,he Italian government.
THE ARNIsrICr.
Brussels, II. Italy. Austria and Rus
STA, agree on the principle and have au-
thorized Russia To ask Prussia for an
armlstice, and a dispatch TO that effect
has been telegraphed to Berlin No an
swer has yet been received.
Lord Lyons who has heretofore acted
as intermediate between France and
Prussia, has resigned the task in favor
OF Senior Olozaga.
HoNoRs TO TIE AMERICAN MINISTER.
Paris, Il. Mr.. Washburpe to-day.
while on hi> WAY 10 the Central tele-
graph Office. was recognized bv the
crowd. Cheers arose and the crowd in
creased, and the Minister received a
most enthusiastic Grafton. Mr.. WASH
burne was much affected. This even
ing the employees OF the telegraph
COMPANIES and many Others. assembled
III front of the American Legation and
made another demonstration in favor of
the Government of the United states
La France saws while the Republic i
everywhere welcomed. the delay in the
meeting of the Constitutional Assem-
bly,, causes dissatisfaction. The SUI
preme tribunals of law have removed
70 Tours, where they are now in scs-
sion.
-. ..~.,.rs ,ia,..
were seen of Goodwin's thi, morning,
their course being southwest.
Brussels. Sept II.
EMPRESS EUGENE
while on the way 10 England remained
concealed for three DAYS in the envirous
OF this city.
\ convoy of French wounded have
arrived.
Berlin, Il. The official report of the
cAPIruLATIoN or SEDAN
states that the total number of prision-
ers taken was l22 900. The crowd of
wounded has been reduced since the
reopening OF the railroads and all the
dead in piles in the city have been burr
ed
KING WILLIAM.
The following dispatch from King
William to the Queen, dated Is O'Clock
Sunday night: The citadel OF Laon
exploded after its surrender, just "A, the
Russians were preparing 10 enter it,
800 were killed, including 200 1.-THE
Mobile Guards. Many were shockinply
mutilated. William of Mecklenburg
was wounded. There must have been