The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-15

49,. ~A'-aAssesS.SSs 1880 OoVU W
modify the hitherto assorted satisfaction
. , indemnity proposition, omprisipg |
assurances Of the destruction Of all for
,ifcations on the frontier line, with a
guara ntee against their being rebuilt. |
The destruction Of the Notifications of |
PARIS and the war expenses would,
without any cessioa Of territory; be 40.
oepted by this party as quite sufficient
to satisfy German honor and provide
for the maintenane;ee of ,the fature, iss
Of Europe. 49, ="
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The Standard
md other British journals urge English
Intervention 10 the Franco P,ussian
war as q duty and right, the neglect
Of which will involve dishonor., = Z
Gems. Douay and Lebrun attend the
Emperor at Wilhelmshohe;. '.'@.;.:. =
The Prussian authorities surrounded
the Emperor's, journey to Wilhelms.
hohe with exquisite delicacy, Of care
and provisions for the dignity and feel.
iugs OF the prisoner. "'' Is l.: .
=. AdVioes from Cassel say nothing in
Napoleon's magnificent treatment would
denote that he is regarded as prisoner
He seems rather an honored guest of
Prussia. =" -
LONDON. Sept. 12:;-Advices from
Florence are. to the effect that the Ital.
ian troops enter the Roman territory to-
day: 1tal,'s ultimatum substantially
strips the Pope Of his temporal power.
The territory, however, remains IN.
disturbed. The Italians and the Gov.
ernment are anxious and wish to con-
cur with any power in guaranteeing
the independence of, the Pontia:
+ PARIS, Sept. l3.-There is strong
feeling here that the mission Of M.
Theirs to the three courts will be pro-
ductlve Of fruitful results. An idea
has been started in Berlin Of converting
! A'sace and Lorraine into separate re-
pub]ics, and it is regarded favorably in
London. 1t is looked upon as a condi-
ton which both beligerents can agree
to- :
LONDON, Sept. .1s.-M: Theirs
looks careworn and i'll, and shows DIS
inclination to conversation. A few
words were ipterchanged with an old
acquaintance at Dover, who inquired
whether he came an. accredited envoy
Of the French Republic. He intimat:
ed that he knew the Republic: Of
France only:e IS the government for the
defence Of: Paris. j.:
There is good authority for believing
that definite propositions for peace will
be offered in behalf Of the provisional
government'of> Paris, and that Theirs
is authorized, to lay them before the
British Government, whose interven.
ton is. solicited. The terms are as
follows: Payment to Prussia Of be,
War expenses; the destruction Of" al
forts in Alsace and Lorraine the TEN
porary occupation Of Metz and Stras
bourg by German troops until 'an cleo
ton authorized by the government o
France, and the ratification of a treat
by the proper antiquities. ..,...
! .LoNpoE,, Sept. Is. -Four,een hun
,dred clerks Of the government depart
meuts left Paris to-day for Tours. !,
I. King William will. sleep on Wednea
day eight at the country seat Of tn
RothsehiMs; near Paris. It is said tia
this place was rendered the King BY Il
owner in order to save it from destruc
ton. y
The Government will soon issue bill
of the denomination Of Eve, ten an
twenty francs:
The prisons and churches will b
used as hospitals and store houses.
Orders have been issued to kill a
the game in the forest St.: German
Versailles and Rambalullet. Very few
females are to be seen on the streets q
Paris.
| LONDON, Sept. 13.-The: siege Q
Strasbourg is: progressing vigorousl
and its fall'is daily expected. -;
The movement on. Paris is uuinte,
.rupted. - ,:
The report IF Baz.ine's attempt t
break through toward ,Pont a Mousso
and that he inflicted severe losses o
the Prussi ans is untrue. ="
=, Tours, Sept. ls.-This city
crowded. with Pru.siens and foreigner
Whose flight from Paris is hastened b
the proclamation permitting none t
leave after the 18th inst: Many Amer
caps are among the refugees.
! Ii il reported that: some Prussia
{. spies have been arrested here. y ''''
| LONDON, Sept. Is, midnight:-M'
Washburne, the American Minister, j
response to another popular demonstr'
ton in Paris, said the French 'were en-
titled to expect tie largest = moral sup
port. :: !>.'z'
+ Ri 4jaiis, .sapt: Is Tho troop, her
1to.day.passedin grand review. bsfo,
Gen. Trochu.' "'s z >: ,7o: ri '@'s":
1 ''rbee bridlgye, 81: It cire,l in p the depart
ment Of the Disc Was. blown up yeste,
day. The destruction ~ all . othe
pridges will toilax. se':'a'*E 7: :2% e3
'"A party Of Uhlans are at NogentSu