Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

MARCHING TO RELIEVE BAzArNE.

is advancing by way OF Nancy to relieve
Bazaine.
Il was the right wing of the army
which had the fight with the Baden
troops on Thursday.
1t is reported that Bismarck T. legraph-
ed to the Italian Government At Flor.
ence in relation to the landing Of Carl. |
baldian volunteers and the formation Of |
All Italian legion. The reply as tele- |
graphet' byt the italian government. disa-
vows all official responsibility for the
action of individual subjects.
The Worlds Ostend correspondent
states that the North German govern
meut has issued an order that all foreign
ers found in arms against Germany are
TO be put to death. Retaiiatory orders
will be issued from Paris aud Tours.
CAPTURED BALLOONS.
London, Oct. 10. Balloons are con-
stantly leaving Paris. They are closely
watched for miles by Prussian hussart.
Two balloons containing q great deal
of official correspondence, have recently
been captured BY the Prussians.
THE PRUssIANs
are pushing their works near Maedon
and on Rimbcrian Hill near Sevres.
When completed the Prussians will
command Auteuil. Passv, Grevilie and
other parts of the west and southwest of
Paris.
TERRITORIAL CEssIoNs.
The Tours government is beginning
TO prepare the public mind through the
medium OF the press for the cession Of
French territory to Germany. LaLiberte
consents TO slight rectification Of the
frontier near Wissemberg.
Heavy guns are being brought to bear
upon Pfalzbourg. The bolnbardment
will soon be opened.
Heroic sorties are incessant from
Metz. The Prussian commander has
given orders for increase Of vigilance.
The Prussian commissariat has been
removed 40 avoid capture
Foreign ambassadors at Tours are
negotiating for quarters in Bordeaux in
view of the contemplated removal OF
the government thither.
N. THEIRS IN VIENNA.
Vienna, Oct. 10. NJ. Theirs had m
interview with the Austrian Emperor
SUNDAY noon, which is said TO be un.
satisfactory.
trAhBkTlA fBotIAAATlON.
Tours. Oct. 10. NJ. Gambetta, Secre-
iasy of the Interior, has just arrived
from Paris. In his proclamation TO the
people of the different Departments he
has the following relative to affairs in
tlAt city:
BY order of the Republican govern
ment | have left Paris TO transmit TO YOU
the hopes of the Parisians and other oil
those who are seeking TO deliver France
from foreigners.-Paris. invested for Il
DAYS. presents spectacle of two million
men forgetting their differences to with
stand the invader. who expected civil
di-cord. The revolution found Paris
WI hout guns or arms of any kind 400
900 OF the National Guard are now arm
ed. 10000 Mobiles and "a. 900 regulars
are asseu bled.-The ioundries are cast.
ing cannon. The women are making
millions of cartridges daily. Each bat.
ialion OF the Nationals have two mi
tralieurs and field pieces and are pre-
paIine Tor sorties. The forts are manned
itA machines and are supplied with artil-
by The best gnnners in the world Hith.
erto their fire has kept the enemy from
erecting the smallest work The Enei.
ente ON the 4th ult- had only 500 cannon
now II has $3.50, with 40 round. for
each. Every defence has its men al
their posts. The Nationals drill con
stAnily. Behind the Enciente is the
third line OF defence, the barricades OF
which are adapted to the genius Ofthe
fansians. This had been achieved
calmly and orderly and amid general
patriotism. The impregnabilitv OF Par.
is Is no illusion Ii cannot he captured
nor surprised, and there is no danger Of
>edItlon or starvation, which the Prus
SLAMS have been counting on.
Tours To- The Project de la Forge who
30 cnergetically defended ST. Quentin will
The National Garde. beeiDg the barricade.
ana repulsed the Prussians, had received
no military education, but was an editor
OF a Paris journal
lie Steele hasadyices from the inva de,
departments which show that the situa
ton is grave. owing TO the enormous an,
repeated acquisitions OF the PrussIans
The inhabitants are forming companies 0
~larpshooters. strong body oil Franc,
iireurs arrived here to-day from Mar
settles. They are composed OF gentlemen
from the South of France. They carry
TIE BLACK FLAG.
La Libcrte to-day published despatche.
announcing several successful sorties b,
Marshal Bazaine. In its comments L,
Liberte says. the success ofthese sortie.
forms reason why the Prussian dispatch
es have recently made no mentian Of AT
sairs at Metz.
ILLNESS OF PRINCE yREO'k CHARLES.
Prince Frederick Charles is i'll will
typhus feyer, and has been Obliged TO leay,
the army. 1t is said he is now at Ferri
creS.
Dispatches from Maintenon Malesherbe,
Lagrange and Charities announce tn,
presence Of the Prussians in those places
Several encounters have taken place q,
Drcm.
The France tireurs have captured gaeal
quantities OF cattle lately taken from the
people by the Prussians in their requisit
ions.
Gen. BOarbaki is expected ut Tours.
Tours. Oct. 10.
is imminent near Toury The Prussians
returned there in force and the French
have senta considerable army to meet
them.
Tours is full of volunteers and con.
scripts from the south Of France.
II is reported that Gambetta, who i.
charged with the Ministry Of War, is dis.
playing great activity and energy in hi.
department.
The journals Of Orieanist or legitimisl
proc'ivities condemn the adjournment Of
the elections, while the other journals an.
proved the measure.
All the papers eulogize the courage and
enterprise OF NJ. Gambetta in leaving the
capital as he did.
SPEECH FROM GARfBALDI.
Garibaidi made q speech yesterday to
the crowd assembled around the capital
in which he euiogized the volunteers and
expressed his belief In the approaching