The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-10-11
IAE WAR IN EUROPE.

tails collected from various sources
are published here to-day:
The Italian Government has formal.
ly repudiated any design looking to
the remuneration of Nice and Savoy.
The result Of Plebiscitum in the Ro-
man States officially published as fol-
lows; for Italian Unity, s,S65,against
1907, majority, $50.
A dispatch from E2inal, dated last
evening, reports sharp fighting in the
department Vesges. The Prussian
force consisted Of about 1900 men the
French force was not 80 large and had
less artillery than the Germans. The
Egating lasted all day, when night put
an end to the conflict. Tho contest
was undecided. The French retained
their position which the Germans had
attempted to carry q number Of times.
General Duprec. the French comman.
der, was slightly wounded in this en-.
gagement. The Prussians have arrived
near Breistadt, ahd skirm:shing has
al.cady commended.
George Sauhters whites from Paris,
that the city is good for six months
siege The Pail Mall Gazette has
correspondent who writes in a similar
strain. Another dispatch however,
says: Paris is now at the mercy of
the Prussian guns on the nights of
Villa Juif The Prussians in the De-
partment of Aube. The Prussians
again threaten Giessors, where they
were repulsed by the National Garde
five days ago. The redoubt of Pier.
refetti, near st. Deui, has been aban.
doned by the French, the position be.
ing untenable. I've Frenchmen who
were caught cutting the telegraph
wires, were Immediately shot by Prus.
slams.
Tours, Oct. 10.-The government
announces cheering intelligence from
every quarter Of France. Peasants
are prepared to rise to crush the inva-
dears. The army organization proceeds
rapidly. 1t is reported Gambetta re-
Gently left Paris in q balloon, and
landed safely outside the Prussian
lines. 1t is said he is now on his way
to Tours. The following dispatch is just
made pubic by the government:
BELLDGARDE, Oct. 1O.-There have
been no serious engagements since
those at Thoury. Pithivers is now oc.
cupied by the French.
Tours, Oct. 10.-The enthusiasm is
increasing. Volunteers are rapidly
swelling the ranks Of the two armies
now forming. The Prussians seem to
be determined to advance into Nor
mandy. The people in that province
are sending their grain and catsle fur
ther south. and placed every obstacle
possible in the way of the Prussians.
Papal troops and Garibaldians make
a force Of six thousand, from the neu-
clus of one of the new armies.
LoSDoS, Oct. 1O.-The Journal de
Brussels is responsible for the story
that negotiations are now pending be.
tween the German Government, back
ed by Russia, and Napoleon, the OBJ
ject being to prevent the establish
ment of a French Republic.
ST. BuENTIS, Oct. 10.-The enemy
uow seems to be abandoning the posi-
ton at this point. The entire German
force which has been operating in this
direction, is now reported moving up.
ON Scissors, which is able to make an
enegetio resistance.
LONDON, Oct10.-It is said that the
Prussians will not take any action to
oppose the convention of the French
Constituent Assembly.
Railroad trains now run day and
night ON railroads to the eastward o.
Paris. They are used by the Prussians