The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13

FOREIGN.
rHE WAR.

NEW TACTICS OF THE PRUssIANs.
BERLIx, Oct. "a special to the New
York Herald says: With the fall Of Tour
and Strasburg, and uninterrupted communi
cation with P0nt-a-Mansson and headquar.
ters, the war has assumed new phase
HeDcefOrth the tactics will be TO pay No
attention to Notifications, but march direct tc
large cities and invest them. This applies
especially TO operations toward Lyons, fol
which three divisions have left Strasburg,
and also the reserves Of the Third army
| corps and the South German reserve. They
have been directed to speedily reduce the
principal French cities, and their advance
cannot be hindered by hostile denOnstrations
Of the enemy. The correctness of this plan
is demonstrated in the taking Of Orleans,
and, almost without resistance, a circuit Of
eighty miles around Paris. Similar pry,-
cceiings are expected from the reserves Of
the North German army, now in great
strength at Chalons, Serons and ROuen Civ
ing the key to the important towns in North
crn and Eastern France.
HEAVY BATTERIES OPENED on METZ.
SAARBRuCK RIA. BERLIN, Oct. THE
Prussians have opened their heavy batteries
on Stitong, the northern defence Of Metz.
The French replied with spirit, and the can
nonade lasted two hours. Results unknown.
.. A SECRE1 MOVEMENT.
TOURS, Thursday night, Oct. q, rim LON
DON, Oct. Troops have all left here.
Their movements are kept secret.
FRANCE.
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE FOR THE STORY.
LYNDON, Oct. THE Journal lie Brus-
s.Is, is responsible for the story that negotia-
tions are now pending between the German
Government hacked by Russia, and Napo-
leon, the object being to prevent the estab-
lishment Of the French Republic.
ELECTED 10 THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY.
Tours, Oct. S-Tl,e Constitutional, to-day
says: 1t is rumOred that the arrOndise-
ments Of Mayence, have chosenthe Count of
Paris and Generals Trochu and Bazaine, as
their candidates to the Constituent Assembly.
Ulrich, will receive the grand crvss of the
Legion of Honor.
1t is again reported to-day that the Gov
eminent will BE- obliged to quit Tours, after
the election There il no place large
enough for the meetings Of the Constituent
Assembly. = Hf.f.
Bordeaux, is likely to lie chosen as the
capitol, is announced BY some journals
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Aip,srAN, ITEMS OF NEWS fhoA fAhis.
a iarls ieater % tie Herald OF the III says:
!, as'ipnfhe; mas aoande.ea ms RESIDENCE as
lie "hoac iuaner III "hicn ne Is sh.ia'eti mas
yen 'arrieauts, anu "',a ., Inc VIM
S'fy deciare the'r mummy 10 nrh'sh more
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a paih"n company "ners 10 take people
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a demand mas been maze Tor an eloai as
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eat On inc s"nie "' ''~ Isl al Meredoh,
rca,ei CONSERVATION:
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onaer d''e Oh 'he ilh, ti'c same corrrsI'on.
ea' Sa'eS' ,he news % Tue su!re'"cr o'
,trasOirg ana lou had depressing eject.
Troops lined the streets to preserve order.
GENERAL Bhrlisfie ana fenerai fores ar
ived yesterday, Will ietter from BISMARCK
'JIies favre. ihey went 10 the Ameri-
an Legation, and had an interview with
arre burnside declares the iortihca'ions
4 iaTls hiost loImHIapie:
LONDON, Ot.S-Ihe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1-dav, mas slcriai Telegram which an
ounces that the bomhardmsnt OF Paris will
Gym early next week. The cannonading
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