Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

SEPT A8-At 0aNlas-
ant paas II Tie army, the Incs
Royal aad Bavaria should he en-
thalF designated positions around
Paris sa Wednesday. From these
points they viii slowly close in
drodnd he French Qualifications.
The rrassian f0rce was at Cam
.peigne this morning.
LoED0E, Sept. I0.-The Prussalns
were at Scissors on the Aisne last
night Il e said they hold Chotera,
ThuFFyah and EpheFnay: A force Of
100000 passed VitFy lie Francois,
nineteen miles southeast Of Chal.'
ons.
PARIS, Sept. 10.-Subarban resi-
dences are ordered evacuted.
LoEDON, Sep. l0.-A large vessel
name unknown, struck on Good
win Sands, on the east coast Of
England and was soon q total
wreck. No boat could approach on
account of the high sea. The fate
Of the crew Is unknown. On q
board which h0ated ashore, were
the words, New York"
Eugenle and the Prince remain
secluded ct Paris.
BERLIN, Sept 10.-Peace cOndi-
tons presented to the Gazette de
France grossly exaggerated the
PrUssian demands. No three hun.
dred millions indemnity or surren-
der Of any position held by the iron
clad feet.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-0lozaga is at.
tempting vainly TO mediate. He in
sists upon the integrity Of French
soil.
It is said Victor Emanuels pre-.
caution is go perfect the Pope can
not escape from Rome.
DERLIE, Sept. l0-The King wTi.
ting 10 the Queen, describing his
emotions on meeting the French
Emperor, says 1t was Overwhelm.
ing for q moment. I could not
control myselfOn thus meeting him
whom three years ago | saw at the
summit of grandeur The emperor
was equally moved.
PARIs, Sept. There
il considerable excitement over the
favorable news reported, that Ba-
zafne cut his way through the
Prussian army and Is now march.
ing Parisward. The report stifIened
the bourse rents and advanced Il
fifty.fve.
The Prnssians are advancing OF
the city leisurely.
The French evacuated Chauny
as the Prussians appeared and de
slroyed the railroad.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-As the frag
ments Of the Captain so far be,
long to no vital parts Of the ship il
is thought her hull may have driftet
seward. From accounts Of the
gale 1t was inCreasing, and Wednes'
day morning the signal was giveI
for the squadron. Near the ship
Captain the response was not seen
the rest of the feet ran of before
the wind until out of the sight OIL
the Captain. AT seven o'clock q
heavy sQuall occurred which prob
ably threw the Captain on beam
ends. The bodies found were men
whose duty 1t was TO wear the
ship 1t possible. The vessel was
driven to sea after being wrecked
aud the bodies OF the men washed
of.
PARIS, Sept. 10. p. m.-The pa
pers report that the CommandanI
at Leon opened the gates on the
demand of the Prussiaus, and when
the Prussian officers aud soldiers
were well inside, the CommandanI
fred a mine, blowing up the eta.
del, killing and w~Ounding many OIL
the enemy.
Large numbers Of the Garde No
! bile continue to arrive.
. LONDON, Sept. 10. The gas work
Of Paris are located outside Of tn,
: defences, aud are likely to fall into
: the hands of the enemy. The reigI
Of mob aud terrorism Is, therefore
impending.
The attitude of England Is unfa'
: vorably regarded Oh the continent
Charatie, commanding the rem
: nant OF the foreign force at Rome
threatens TO resist the Italians I
the end.
PARIS, Sept. ll.-Trochu order
all woods within sight Of Paris de
slrOyed upon the approach OF til
enemy.
The Prussians pressed into sci
vice men collected by the FrenC
for CONSUMPTION.
The enemy captured some gun
en- route for Strasburg.
u. Belgium Is expected TO recogniz
the Republic Immediately.
y Baron MeFcier, French MinistC
!. at Madrid, has been recalled.
An understanding between Rui
: STA, Italy aud the United State
looking to the termination Of II
war is mentioned.
The suit of the Empress left An.
werp for Harwich, England, wit
4 an immense amount of baggage.
- A delegation has left here for Ii
Kings headquarters to intercede IL
Strasburg.
: BERLIN, Sept. liking WilliaI
has been officially advised Of il
trigues of certain German Prince
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE fOllOwin
8 is Admiral Mines account Of d
loss OF the Captain, who was o
1 board the flagship: The Captain
on the morning of the 9th inst, ha
everything In order; the sailin
: trial began that afternoon. Breez'
was moderate, and the ship ca
ried royals at 4 o'clock, when Ii