New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31

aiding Bazaine and withdrew TO, Aug 80; Napo
leon issued address to army at, Aug 81 batuc
ofSedan resulting in tho surrender OF the Emperor
Napoleon aud Marshal MacMabon's army tne Iol
lowing day. Sept. Ii army OF the Crown ffi9Se &
senateFrencb, abolished ................... sept
seyresfSe bridge az blown up BY the onssan oct 10
seward-The Hon W. H., reception OF by the New
simon"J SS appointed member Of French Govern
Inent Of National Defense ,;;.....;,. sept
ON its march 10 paris reached, Sept. y; lombard
ed, Oct. II; captnIated to Prussians oct; Is
spain-Itaian diovornment forbade tho candidature
q Duke Of Genoa for throne Of jan; q S,,i new
Ministry announced and oath or ONCE adlninls-
tered, Jan. o; assembling OF the Spanish Cortes,
Jan. TO- resolution introduced IN Cortes eXclh1lnB
49, resolution rejected, Jan. "A; angry discussion
in the Spanish COrtes between Gen Pflm ana lhe
Republican leader Fgneras Jan. 49, In The Cortes
Gen Prm denied that a coup d'etat was Intended
in behalf OF the Duke de Montpensier, March 8;
Prince Henry de Bourbon killed ID duel ~ the
ment Of Consumption laws April 4; discussion IN
the Cortes ON abolition OF slavery, June 70
ton of Spanish throne in favor Of
s sSa SON. fhs r at Paris II @
Prince Hohenzolern as candidate for Spanish
throne, July 3 council OF Ministers aRP ,rova
OF the candidature of the Duke Of A0sta by En-
gland. Prussia Italy, Austria and Russia da, ON.
name OF the Duke of Aosta formally presented TO
the COrtcs = candidate for throne Nov. a. Duke
Of Aosta elected King, 10y vote OF l9l to 10, NOV.
III and formally accepted the throne Dec.
spcheren-The nights Of, carried by French.....Aug.
st. Avoid-0ccuped by Prllssans. Aug
St. Calais bolnbarded by the Prassians Dee Dee Is Is
s ST. itA Of formed junction with that Of
Prince Frederick Charles, Aug 10; his removal =,
stenay Sharp engagement at, resulting in Piussan
foTeed to retire Sy sor p1 from Mont@ed II
strasbourg-surrounded by the PrusSian army Aug.
O. bombardment begun Aug. ~ the fortress win .
I7CO men capitulated Internationally .......Sep n
Strong, Wm.-Nominated by President Grant as
an5 T0 or s T. p by 10
TeIeTaph-Lnes in England transferred to the Coy,
TenSessee~sicamci from charleston, s C., to New
TberSM p" pTStested in the Corps esaif against
the declaration OF war with Prussia, July IS; dis,
patched on secret mission to London Vienna and
King Of Prussia at Versailles I relative veto to an arms
tice, Nov. /; interview with Bismarck, Nov. 8;
left Versailles for Tours after unsuccessful peace
Thonve--Taken by the Prussian-, Aug. 8; Prus-
slams attacked the station, to destroy provisions
accumulated there by the French sep. 20 bom-
bardea by PTgssian NOV + SEcG %
Thomson Edward, Bishop of Methodist Episcopal o.,
TGsD adn! terrible massacre Of Christians at
TOul-French retreated to, from Nancy, Aug u; III
vest1nent Of, commenced, Aug. IA concentra-
ted bombardment Of the town and garrison cap -,
roursmPfSssan advance from Orleans on the city,
commenced, Dec 7; French retired from Beau
gency to- Dec. -; eapitulation of town after
Tranpmann%TIe murderer, executed in Paris Jan. 10
Trochu-Gencral, appointed Commander Of forces at
Paris, Aug. 10; appointed Minister of War and
continued as Governor OF Paris by the Provisional
Government, Sept 4; reviewed the troops at
Trout Rver-Canada, battle Of, between Fenians and
uhrie liH Enthusiastically received at Tours
vaux-The French position on the nights of, takenby
vend6me-rhe Prussans evacuated, Nov so; French -.
in, the insurgents took Cara
verdnn.Army Of crown Prince attacked fortress Of
Oct q fight between Red Republicans and garri-
con, Nov. s; town surrenderedafter severe bom-
verpanck-Guian C., death Of. March Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entered, Oct. 10; interview Of
Theirs and King William relative to an ARMS,
Victor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that he guarantees liberty
to the Church, unity to italy, ana independence .
ia UV addressed Parliament on position
of England in relation to the WAL; Aug. 10
Vileiuf- iights 2f, near Paris successful Sors OF ~
v t9e aTe GSanncd by the Pns:iin Dec
Yrgnia-Great freshet involving the destruction of
an immense amount Of property ..;....;..."sept 30
ytryrhe French garrison at, Aug %
VouIers-An engagement near.................Oct %
Walbridge, Hiran-Death Dec
Waldeck, Franz LeO-A Prussian statesman, death
was56afne.Minisici, had an inteiysS with jules
Neutrality-suspicious. driven oil, July 81 PrussIan!
attacked the French rightcenter at and carried
wertGer, Baron-Prussian Minister 70 France, lett
Paris for Ems 10 meet the King OF Prussia on re-
Ceipt of a note from French Government, July 5;
returned 10 Paris from Ems. ii
that the blockade Of river
hud been raised 10
West Indies-Terribe hurricane Oct. IL
WhittemOre Is. F.-MemDer OF Congress from south
Carolina resigned his Office 10 prevent expulsion
from House OF Representatives. for sale of cadet,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO Napoleon as a residence
by King william, sept. 81 Emperor Napoleon,
william, King of Prussia-lssued a proclamation TO
French people, declaring that Napoleon bad
forced the Prussia and that Prussans
made soldiers, not on citizens, Aug II his
acceptance OF the title of Emperor OF Germany,
by, announced by President Of North German
WimpfTen-Gen., issued address 10 the army eX-
planning the surrender at Sedan ............sept.
Women Jurors-Frst panel Of, sworn IN at Laramie,
wyoming. Mdfcn
W6rtl-Batte Of gained by the PrusSans. Aug.
Wurtemberg-A new Cabinet formed, March "a pro-
tOcol OF treaty with, sanctioned by North German
Parllanelt Dec' .
YOreEncOunter Il
Zamora-The assassin Of an American In Havana eX-
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