Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
TELtGRAPHlC' NEWS.

mss's At BALTIMORE nsEI year, Adjourned
! s'Hf lie,
| NAsHISGT0N, Oct, Sat an eXtraaA,II.
nary session oi Ihe Cabinet 20 dty, f.sh
Submitted the drAfl of proclamation
which was approved, All vail be issued TO,
day or tomorrow In ef'ei, prohibiting tho
I use Ofonr haThors hy arinrl vessels G I /, lliE-
eTenls a. points 0f observation, or nisnRta
iowAri vessels In our waters about n leave
port Ia eiher words, TO prevent u Virlu-
| al blockade of auT ports hy armed vessels,
and also forbldiing the use of cur ports ~
ieP'is for supplying weapons OF war aud
muniiions 10 hclliserenls,
LoSboV, Oct, H-Grrat surprise anl re-
greI are expressed At the rrussian rn,hgs.
" nc tie shipment ~ arms from the Uni
ted States for FRANCE
NASuINutaN, Oct. S-pHncL Irihy. 80
Prom aud after tho 18th day - ugtohsg,
aul during The continuance Of the war lie
tween Prussia an | France, un ship of,war
ar rslValcer Of either beliKeryu will bs
permitted 10 make aRe OF any port or hsr-
hor, roalsteid or Olher waters within tho
Jurisdiction Of the United States ns sta
| lioa aud place or resort for any warlika
purpose, or for Obtaining facilities for war.
| like equipments twill not &c ,pormiuei TO
sail out OF or leave any where any waters
subjects to the United States juris liotion;
| from which q vessel OF the other be Tiger
cnt whether n man.of.war or mstehnut,
man, has departed, within twenty four
hours niter such Departure, Ships OF war
or priyaieers OF either teliigeront entering
American waters after the date above men
toned, shall depart within twenty-fJrr
hours, except stress Of weather, want CT
proyis, aus for the crew, or necessary re-
pairs, when the authorities shall require
her TO put 10 sea as soon as possible, witb-
out permitting her 10 take more than. 10
necessary for immediate Use and no such
vessel which shall lie permitted 10 remain
within our waters for purposes of repairs,
shall remain longer than twcnty-four hours
after repairs have been completed, uu'ess
within such twenty-four hours some vessel
Of the other belligerent shall have depart
cd, In which case the departure shall DO
postponed to secure twenty-four hours in
tcrval between such departures. But no
vessel shall be d taincd over twenty-f1ur
| hours by reason Of subsequent departures.
When more than one vess OF each bclligcr-
ent is present, they shall depart alternate
| ly, so as TO cover the least possible detcn-
! ton, consistent with this proclamation.
| No war vessel of either be.ligcrcnt will
| be allowed to take other supplies and prot
| visions while in American waters, except
such things as may DO necessary to sub
sistancc, and enough Of cool TO carry her
| to the nearest European port of her own
country. But if partly propelled by 5nil,
! only half the amount required to steam
| her home. Such vessel shall receive no
further supply of coal from any other har-
| boz without a special permission until tho
expiration of three months, Unless in tho
mean hie sho shall have entered soEG
port in Europe. .,.
Tours, Oct. 0.-Diplcmats still remnin
in Paris; they met at the Papnl Nuncio'g
TO examine their position by the refusal Of
Count Bismarck to allow them to send cou-
ricrs unless their dispatches are opened.
The Diplomats unanimously refuse to ac-
cedc to this demand. Theirrcfusal will be
communicated to Bismarck, and If he Per
sisls, the Diplomats. W y be forced to ncs-
pend communication With their Govern
neIts. ,." -.
There is much artillery around Paris
On the 9th the enemy, under cover of q
thick fog, attempted q movement, but were
defeated by the sharp watch of the forts.
Inc lTuSsllH5 NcTc TtpliScu ny SHcIIa
from the forts. Skirmishes occurred Oh
the other side Of Paris; nothing serious,
Charles W. May, formerly of New York,
ana William Reynolds, of New York, fur"
nish the fjllowing balOoning account:
They left Paris at IL o'clock Friday.---
When at about 800 yards elevation, tho
wind lullcd, and the haocn rcmaincd sta.
,ionary over the PrusSian camp. Muskctiy
| Er,l ,bn
| whi- Of tie balls was heard. Tho prus.
| sians attempted TO burn the balloon by fi-
sees Ballast was thrown out and he bal
loon moved. The. trip lasted five hours.
An official decree. defers the elections TO.
free from invaders. Twelve hundred
| Prussians we're rcpusad, from, st. Quentin
after q hard fight. The people rose en-
masse The Prefect was wounded =
| VERSAILLES, October S.--Last night tho
entire garrison Of Metz, including the
National Guard made q sortie north ward
tack was on an entrenched German position
tile French being repulsed. French loss
| 1900, German loss 600, . r'r.
| MAnsEILLEs, October9. .A-Garihiliii eros
ated great sensation here Enormous
| CTOWuA uCCUuiphHlcu HJhi W Lilc
American and Spanish war vessels arc
anchored here. -... e.
Tours, October l0.-Thc .goverUment;.is
beginning 10 prepare the public mind
through the press for the cesson of French
! territory to Germany. The Liberte con-
sents 10 q slight rectifcaticn of frontier
near Weissenburg. :. i''
Gnmbetta has issued n proclamation
which develops no new policy. He urges
resistance en- ,aasse-dcnounces monarchy
ns the cause Of French dangcr---appeals for
| frntcrnal acceptance of the present author
| ity unit! peace comes, and concludes: Il
| have command, for you; abandoning all
other affairs, making no account Of difficult
| ties and obstacles, cooperate with all your
| unrestrained energies in rcmedyiug the
/ evils of the situation. Vire La NatioH-
Vipe La Republiqus-unite iniivisiSie. '...,..
The following is Gambetta's Proclama>
ton 10 the people Of France, by order Of
the Republican GovernmeEband the Left:
Paris orders me to transmit to you the
homes OF tho Parisians and others, seeking
TO deliver France. Paris preseats o spec
tOcle of 100000, forgetting differences, to
withsta nj the invaders, who eypaetei dis
cord. Four hundred thousand Nationals
are now armed; one hundred thousand Mo.
biles and sixty thousand regulars are as
sembled. The fsnndries are cssting car
non; woman make million cartridges 1si-
I ly. Each battalion Of Nationals has two
mitrailleuses, field pieces, and ARE prepar-
/ ing for soriies. The forts are manned by
marines and supplied with artillery Of the
greatest excellence, served by the finest
euuuers in the world. Hitherto their FIRE
| has kept the enemy from erecting the
smallest works. -
The enceinte, on the 18Th ultino, had
I 500 cannon, il now has $50, WtA 400
rounds for each. Every defence has its
men at their posts. The Nationals drill
constantly behind barricades, which are
adapted 20 the genius Of PaFisians.. The
I inpregnAbility Of Paris Is no Illusion. IL
cannot be captured or surprised or redue-5
ed By starvation. Armies are now coming
from every qsaFtsr Of the globe. Work
men and money are forthcoming. The
Privinees must resist torpor and panic.
All parfisaps must aid The Republic. Soon