Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-11
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FROM THE PRTSSIAN FRONr-TUF
FRENCH FALLING BACK To THE
LINE OF THE M0SELLE.
LONDON, Aug il.-Advices from the Prussian
front TO 10 O'Clock Wednesday night state tn AZ
the French army was falling back 90 the line OF
the Moselle, harrassed by Prussisn cavalry,
which had already passed Saarunion. Faloua-
mont and Lasetanges. Stores of all kinds and
railway trains had fallen into the hands OF the
Prrssians. They had taken the small For,res.
Hutze)stein, in the Vosges, which the French
had evacuated, leaving guns and provisions.
THE BATTLE AT FRoSSCHwEILER.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Journal Offaiel has ad-
vices from Metz 20 40 yesterday evening. The
details Of the battle OF FrosschweiIer are still
meagre. Marshal Mcmahon had a horse killed
under him. A brigade OF cavalry OF the reserve
corps Of Gen. Failly arrived on the field nj the
close OF the day and covered a retreat. The
pursuit by the enemy was vigorous at first but
soon became a mere reconnaissance.
Mcmahon, after twenty five hours in the sad
die, passed the day Sunday at st. Averne
which was abandoned on Sunday and occupied
by the Prussians. Some of their advance pick
cts came up with our rear guard, but were
driven back without much difficulty.
RULE OF THE BONAPARTE DYNASTY
OVER.
LONDON, Aug. 1l.-In the Corps Legisl atif.
Thursday, when the vote was taken on the
question OF sustaining the Ministry, only SIX
voices were with Olivier.
Metz dispatch in the morning papers saws:
The Prince Imperial IS Still at that place. and
that the Emperor Will certainly make a stand
there.
Prince De JOirville and Duo AumaIe are at
Weisbaden. 1t is reported that the Prince hs.
aked leave to serve in a French fleet. IL Is the
conviction here in clubs and among the people
that the rule of the Bonaparte Dynasty IS over.
The House Of Orleans, it is anticipated, will
reign. The Count Of Paris is now in England.
THE BALTIC ENPEDITIoN-McMA
SAFE.
PARIS, Aug. 10, via LONDON, Aug. 1I.-Amer-
lean bonds and bills on London are in great de-
mand.
At Cherbourg last night there was great ae-
tivity in embarking troops for the Baltic
The Austrian Minister here is authorized to
deny the report that Italy and Austria are send
ing troops to save Napoleon.
THE Defence OF PARIS.
PARIS, August 1.-The Journal de Sofr SAYS
Admiral Rodnicier lie B'Noury will take oom-
mand Of the defences of PARIS, and that 8 900
cannoniers from the navy have been placed un-
der orders 10 man the guns OF the forts
ALL QUIET On THE LEFT WING.
PARIS, August 1.-THE Journal OAciel saws
" Up TO one O'Clock this morning no attack had
been made on our left wing. Our forces ar
rived at Saverne in good order"
At the battle Of Froscheyille corps o, yolu--
teer surgeons, wearing white badges, a. insti-
tuted by tile Geneva convention, everywhere
rendered the most praiseworthy service.
The 4OniteW says: person worthy O. con-
fdence, who has arrived from Alsace. states
that the Prussian losses in the recent tight are
beyond computation.
In the Nosges region the greatest energy pre-
walls.
The Gdrae AOjile manifests much enthusiasm.
ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION AT MAR
SEiLLES-IT Is SUPPRESSED.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 1.-THE city has been
greatly agitated By demonstrations OF the peo-
ple Great crowds assemble and demand arms.
Last evening large groups of radicals, seeming
without evil intent, entered the City Hall and
endeavored to overturn the municipal govern
ment. Troops quickly arrived, with orders TO
arrest the rioters. Arrests have continued to-
day, about forty persons being now under guard
for participating in the disturbances The city-
is perfectly tranquil again.