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Tours announces that the disturbances IN
Paris, particularly at night, IS ffermented
partly by robbers and, murderers and
partly by hostile emissaries. There ihas
been no attack on houses and hotelst par.
ticularly in Champs Elysees, but General
Trochu Is adopting very severe measures
and will doubtless represS them. 7'I''l
"a Cellars in Demand. '%F'
It's reported that cellars are renting in
Paris at 1000 francs as places Of refuge
in case Of q bombardment Vast cellars
Of Cafe Englaise, Hotel du Louyere and
Grand Hotel arc fitting up with regular
subteranean carayansaries, rrgm yI.gI
Tours to be Defended. =.
Tours will be defended after tho Gov
ernment Is removeds The Notifications
are completely armed and the city fully
urOvisiOned. Gnt1 grilMn-H@ !i"! 5E.
Valley Of the soire to be Inundated. /.
Arrangements have been made for In
updating the Valley Of tho 6oire as soon
as the Prussians appear in force. A
bridge fourteen hundred feet long, over
that river, Is ready to be blown up.
RumOFed > Flghting-Oas-the ROad-to
.s2SFT TePrss 5.T,sa agg
It is rumored that an engage ment &C
CURED yesterday at Chateau Qua, fifty
miles from Tours, between force OF Ger
mAn cavalry and the Garde Mobile, in
which the cavalry was beaten of, t74l, y
The Army Of the ,sSotre will occupy
positions behind that river. It Is esttma'
ted at 10000 men with ample supplies
Of provisions and ammunition.
Napoleon Responsible for Sedan.
General Wimpfcn is reported to have
stated 'thatle could have cut through the
German army. at Sedan. and had . plan
therefor and would have executed 1t but
for The conduct Of the Emperor.
The efficiency Of the bombardment at
Strasburg and the weakness Of the garrt-
son have both been much exaggerated.
There are no signs of;surrender. 7ywu.e
Surrender OF Toul Discredited:R
There is no belief in the reported sur
render Of Toul. The last news from therei
however, was that eight shell q minute
were falling into the town and It was on
fire in six places. 'a ai ,5n-. %
Fighting in Paris with Canon and
Musketry-. Constant Combats Since
Friday. 45lB YaFiti4 gofg7Las
0at&e Dtpatah 70 ASsoeiated. Pres.
.,o.so,g,.,,sa + .,, \ LONDON, Sept. 25. Z
The Prusslans report that from the
height overlooking Paris they have OBJ
served fighting going on in the streets
with canon and musketry. Advlces re-
ceiyed by.way OF Chartres attempt 70 dis
credit the report, but later advices, dated
Saturday evening, from Brussels, assert
that there has been constant combats
since Friday in Paris. between the Reds
and the troops under Gen. Trochu. No
further particulars ore given: :.
It's settled that local junta sh9llrple
ut Rome until the plebiscitiim Is: taken. g
e. .s ,a y ''7s Tours, Sept. %, pm. h
Ministers Gambetta and Ferry, address;
cd the following note from Paris, to N.
Crcmieux, Minister Of Justice; 4g8 &.
"Paris is prepared TO make heFoic re-
sistance. All parties have united to sus'
tain with energy the goyernmenIc Of de-
fence. Should You hear through .Prnssian
dispatches that troubles have broken out
in Paris, deny It. We have enormous
forces Of the National and Mobile Guards,
and troops Of the line, with munitions and
provisions enough to hold, out all winter.
Let France make heroic effort" sJ.st.s
Thiers on the Wing. ,ra- :
fo na.- LONDON, scptemberi 25::..
Thiers, after a long interview with
Baron Buest, Left Vienna for St. Peters
burg, Saturday. an7l a;o,.3 q la@l
Favre,s Hission.-.The Last Ditch...
Peace Impossible. % D,fAa.
The journals published .at Tours concur
in acknowledging that Favre's mission TO
the Prussian headquarters proved abort
i've, and declare that the French people
prefer extinction to the humiliation .Of
strasburg, Toul, and Verdun.f Tho Ger!
mans, already consider them theirs, and
demand that they shall remain. so; but
Favre and his colleagues in the Proyis.
ional Government are 4 INIT init rejection.
Such demands, should any terms be reach
ed, they must have the sanction Of the
European Congress whichiwgonld meet at
Brussels. II ,.yji Hl'' =" aiIS 1si'
The La France says that peace Is i'm.
possible on the terms proposed by Prussia
without ruin and shame, Nothing Is now
left US but to make logged resistance.
Dispatches from Berlin, repndiates any
intention, on the part Of Germany, .ot per.
manently retaining the tort Of Mont Sal
erien as a MANAGE to Paris. ! .,l; Z, = 1870
Russia Approves PrusSia'S Terms.
The journals of ST Petersburg denies
that the Neutral bowers haye encouraged
the obstinacy Of France, and declares that
Russia approves the terms declared by
Prussia i +'alH1 "'" llE'f 1850 HH 'Ei'i
The Paris FortiacationS Improved.
sssat III IL 'oo ai BRUSSELS, Sept: 25.'iF
improvements have been made in the
Notifications of Paris under the direction
of the American General Ripley. There
was weak space between forts st Denis
and Mount iValerien, which Ripley has
by an elaborate system Of mines,
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Hopeful View Of Peace Negotiations.
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