The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-29
Thr Bullttin.
THE WAR.
.oN TO TAR rs"
Trouble iH Paris
TlkOCIlC AND NArOLEOS.
THE w r.
TO PARIS"
Trouble in Paris
FRANCE.

/ has been made public 1T the office If Ia,
| Minister Of Interior: ~
The Prussians are passing through
! Nancy going toward, Chalons.
The segc Of Tou has been abandoned
owing to the vigorous resistance nude b,
The garrison. .'' .I'.' T :
The Prussian scouts cut the railway a,
| Lnruanilly, between Montmedy and Mcz.
| rhine. This body was rcpuised bv the
! French -harp-hootors, and the railroad ha.
been repaired.
The PrusSians who were ut Stray are
| now falling back upon Dun, several mi lc.
further South.
con to Paris"-- Along the Marnc aud
Aub,
Pans, August 27.-Tho King and
Crown Prince are moving GA the CITY by
way Of the Marine and Aubc. They com.
NIT fearful pillngo and uuhcarl Of outrage.
u, they move along
LoSpoS, Aug 81. Bolrgc., the capital
city Of the department Of Cher, i, foriify-
ing. 1t is said the Emperor aud members
II the Senate md corps Logi.latif will g.
th,thur Tho right wing Of the French ar.
my has already taken that direction.
Rumpr.d Def,ui ufS, ,nin-it
PNEI,, August 2I-Thc Prose- ailirtus
that the force of Pru.,an, under General
Stciumotz have been cIt oii from Prince
Frederick Charlc. aud driven n0rthwnrl.
Also. that the Pru-,iua- received a dcr.-
del check at Mc,sicr..
NEw YORK. Augu., g7.-M. Gaillardrt
tolrgmphs from Pari- la.' night.
IT, .pitc Of The urdors given by the COM
maudcr- of ia" enemy army tic Pru,-
Ian invasion 81 1870 .urpa..cs in horror
the recollection. or that ~ lsli At tho
war department account. are received
from all side, Of pil'ngo devastation. and
summary executions, caused hy the reel.
talr" Of the peasant. 20 the Invasion 81
%. their home. Tho Pru-sian. ~Jnccic -
the uo right. of defense. The Uhlar'
have al committed dupgcIutiou- only
worthy 81 Cu-.ack. 81 other days
rAEI~, hugu.; 25.--puo city journal
thi. evening be-. "a ruluurhah.c editorial, of
which ID" following j. au cNtrect
Next 81 the near approach oc The Pru
.i1u. toward. Pari., that which mot occu-
pic the pub.lc attention, j. the possibility
Of au open rupture between tie Govern
mont aud General TrurAu. II Is repur-
tod that the Emp5e., demanded the dis.
mi.-ul q TrVyhu from tie ~ iiVn q Gov.
cruur uf Paris, bot ~ can ai'ru nothing
positive. l. B. Hey'Tthr,e.. true that
person has been permitted ioIrvrrcss ear
ic,.ly the opinion HAT Troyhu, 10 the
presence 81 the Emperor ha' boon asked 60
retire.
P,ms, Aug. 27--Thc journal De' De-
lat. has an editorial on the situation of
which the following j. an extract
W. have faith that All will DO their du.
- .u The Lu4r 90 peril. Tho attitude .f
the senate md Corp. l.eci.'uiif prove.
that before evening There will Doe 10 par.
i"a h-t."'i' E..tvai'l. ii,....'' = 4.
political truce and public continent Viii
ulgr ah who try o. break 90. There must
luw Doe bat enc thought. ono Interest 60
'tpui.c the enemy.
III. Steele .ny. y !. our dviy g. warn the
public against emotion. which The pr,,cu,r
{ an enemy before oar walls Muy produce.
al must understand tina. tue Strategic
plan, 81 our general. may involve Puri
.eir. i,it 10 sclf.lcfru.c muWortar.iy.
There !, here now but one sentiment. that
Il National defence. Let ull Frcuchncn
10 their duty 70, Nc shul. DO ours. and the
will issue gIuriuu,ly from the
tru.glc aud cxpol the enemy from her
oh.
Pans August 45.--A Correspondent Of
y
AZ. the French Guard Mobile I, formed
.f'childrcn. and that but few member, ar
,ycr eighteen wear, old This IL untrue.
f, every luemtcris from twenty 10 twenty ]
I've wear. Old, aud some even more. Ar |
est, Were made last evening oi persons /
Iecmcd dangcruu, 20 the public safety.
The morning journal, persist IN the |
tniement that there ha, been . serious en- 7
ha sasx flffss
~ iu favor OF the French,
There ARE now in Puri, linul1 -hcep, .
UO 900 hog, and $4,000 hccVc'.
|, /, laid the authorities even IN ease 81 .
scigc, will prevent any undue advance in /
rice. of the ucccs,0riCs Of life This F.
ioruing several more Prussian spies, who .
we're condemned by the council, Of war .
we're executed.
The approach or the Pru--iau. on Parj.
rcatr. the mos, iutru'c excitement.
\ dispatch received from the variuU,
.royiucc, announce, the sudden increase Of I.
TO defend the city.
TroeLu Absolute.
The new Governor General Truchu and
hc Committee ut Defence, are now rul-
NJ France absolutely. General Trochu
capable Of becoming another Albcr-
larlr.
The Marqu!, Of Hartford recently died
n Paris. lie left much property there,
nd it {, said bcqueathcd large sum to
he Prince Imperial
The Pru,,an, have declined TO send any
,orc flag. of truce 10 The French on any
ccount. The Prussiun force bc,icging
traa.burg i still engaged in turning the
curse of the river Ill, To shut OF the sup
.ly of water from the city, Ii they sue
II 4, III tho mont will ul.n lao loft