The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-29

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LONDON, Sept, pa dispatch from
General Son KTenseg Eat Toul, says !:
Yesterday the town was captured by
storm by the Prussians after a determin-
ed resistance. The bombardment has
been continued several days, causing
great damage and destroying the princi-
pal buildings. The stormine party ad-
yanced and afterBard the Prussian forces
carried it by storm. The besieged town
surrendered to the Prussians uncondition-
ally.
Three delegates from Lyons arrived
here to confer with the Ministerial Com
mittee. The red flag is still flying at
Lyons, and will remain until after the
election for the Constituent Assembly.
1t is reported that Bismarck has issued
another circular to the North German
representatives. in foreign countries, con.
corning the war and prospects Of peace,
which is conceived in a much milder
tone than have characterized his docu-
ments lately.
LONDON, Sept. PA dispatch from
Hours announce that there are now 49,
600 German soldiers in the country sur
rounding Monies. The town of Layille
has been severely bombarded. No de-
Tense wat attempted.
New YORK, Sept. pa special cor
respondent of the Tribune telegraphs
from Florence, Thursday:
CadoIna's entrance into Rome caused
immense enthusiasm.
LIS reported that the Pope invites tho
Italian occupation of Leonine city, but
the report Is uDauthenticated.
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The Pope keeps the palentini. An
Italian Guard has been placed at his
service.
Garri5aldi is still a prisoner, but unmo-
Tested.
The Plebiscite is fixed for the I'd of
October.
New York, Sept. PA Florence
dispatch reports that Garribaldi has es-
capped from Caprera.
An approximation between the French
and Prussians is said to have occurred on
the Esd inst, between Peutols and Siste.
The result and particulars are unknown.
New York, Sept. Brussels spec
ials report the battle of Friday in front
of Paris still raging on Saturday, and loss
very he9cy on both sides.
Siege guns are now arriving at Pfalz-
burg, hitherto bombarded by six field
pieces only. -
a large German force is already push
ing through Alsace towards Lyons.
A heavy force composed of Bavarians
is penetrating the country towards Lyons.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Schleswig petit
tons Prussia for relief from the onerous
conditions Of the treaty Of Prague.
The official journal of the republic to-
lay publishes a note from Gambetta to
CremieuA, received from Paris by balloon
to the effect that Paris is determined on
q heroic resistance that she is strong in
soldiers, and that supplies are adequate
for the entire winter. All rumors of an
intestine fight at Paris were absolutely
untrue.
A general European war is believed to
be imminent by all the leading statesmen
and that ENGLAND, Austria and Russia
cannot keep oft of the strife certain TO
come.
The Times publishes special telegram
from Saarbruck, dated the 9th, giving
the following news:
yesterday at Metz Bazaine made a
feint on. the side of Mercy la Haul and
attempted to escape to Thionvile. There
was a heavy canonnade for some hours
after the fight at Moulton, seven. miles
from Metz; the French were driven in
again. Their losses were serious
Bazaine sent back the Prussian prisoners.
he. had taken in the engagement.
NEW York, Sept. pa letter to a
London paper says the Prussian artillery
to be used against Paris is of the best
steel breach sloaders, while those on the
Publications Of the city are all iron muz-
zle leaders
The number of Germans expelled from
France is 102, 900. = = -
Belgium is grieved and alarmed at the
failGre of-the negotiations for peace.
French war vessels are capturing Ger
man merchantmen in the Caribbean Sea.
! Areserve armyis forming al Berlin, des-
gaated as. the 5th corps, with marching
orders for the scat of war.
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