Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
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WAR IN EUROPE f!
THE RUSSIANS STILL ADVA NOE
THE FRENCH GOING UP IN BAL
LOOMS
AFFAIRS AT ROME.
THE DOOM OF THE CITY OF
REFUGE APPROACHES.
sICkLEs ABOUT TO BE RU-KLUXED.
THE PRUssLANs STILL ADVANCE
AFFAIRS AT ROME.
sIcr1Lss ABOUT TO BE KU-KLUxED.
LONDON, Sept. IS.

LONDON, Sept. IS.
The steamship Napoleon is transferring
French refugees to England.
Enquiries are progressing at Paris regarding
the distribution of the immense secret service
fund under the Emperor.
QUEEN Isabella and the Prince of the Asturias
are in Belgium.
The Telegraph's Paris correspondent says
that American recognition is really of little
value. and is regarded as mere expression of
good viii, without any material weight with the
European system.
On Sunday Pru=sian accommodating party
encountered the French at Chateau Theiy, when
the Prusaians were repuIoed with crnrlerable
loss.
Sojssons still refuses to surrender.
N. Tuiers is here, communicating with the
Fofaisn Cfico.
PAIRS, Sept. IS
Fonyi.ie, The celebrated aeronAut, is constant
" on the watch IN a balloon for the approach of
the rrussiaua-
Other balloons are proposed to be properly an
ca oro1 to watch the entire field.
ROME, Sept 49,
INN nse posters are the dead walls pro
claiming universal Italian 2epublic, signed by
the Republican Revolutionary Committee.
MADRID Sept. Is.
Minister 5ckIes, who is rusticating, occasion
ally visits the capital. The diligence which he
usually uses was halte few days since and he
called. Fortunately he was not occupant at
the time The Government now furnishes him
guard.
Florence, Sept, IS.
Tie Italians are cnt1uzias'cslly welcomed in
the pap*I States.
LONDON. Sept. 10.
says: Eeutcals have abandoned all hope OF GUS
pending ho9tiIities. Bancroft is making no fur
thar efforts towards mediation.
Count Bornstorf, the Prussian Ambassador
has leen in consultation with Earl Granville at
Wilmar Caas2e. since Saturday. They both came
to London to-day. Theirs and Granville are now,
$50 p. N consuIting at The French Embassy.
It is rum3rad on the streets that Metz has SUI
rendered. Internationally. The Prussian En-
bassy credits the rumor but has official ad-
vices
Owing 10 the unsatisfactory mail arrange
meuts bids from America are being constantly
protested, Letters Of advice coming by slower
vessels arrive too late
| Tho Times says that if terms proposed by
Theirs, at all reasonable England will bsck them.
Chin ad7ices through Russia, unfavora-
| bic. The Chinese are preparing for war. Fur
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ries.
! Bjsmarck's Cf1ic al report to the King. dated
the I'd inst, describes interview with Ma
poleon at Sedan. Napoleon wanted better terms
for capitulation tnan the Germans offered
Bismarck refused to discuss the subject, So ii
was military question, but willing to dis
cuss terms of peace. The Emperor replied that
| as prisoner, such discussion was impossible,
and referred Bismarck to the Government al
Paris. Bismarck replied that the situation at
Paris offered no entering point for peace oyer
lures. The Emperor proposed that the French
army be allowed to pass into Belgium and there
surrender, but this was refused The Emperor
stated that he Geplored the horrors Of war, but
that he had yielded to public opinion in declaring
war. The Emperor not allowed to see the
King until the c&pitulation completed.
PARIS, Sept. IS
1t is said that the main body of Prussians
reached point within % miles of Paris, yester-
day afternoon.
NEW YORK. Sept, IS.
A special to the Tribune from Florence states
that Cordonna, who commands the troops on
the Roman frontier, proclaims to the Roman PEG.
that he brings peace, not war The independ-
ence of the Holy see is inviolate. Troops march
J ing Romeward are received enthusiastic ally
The garrison at Montefascone withdrew from
before the italian advance without resistance.
BERLIN, Sept. IA.
A party Of ocislsts at Brunswick, charged
with intriguing against the Prussian throne
have been sent to prison.
On the Russian frontier several Prussian regi
ments are armed with captured Chassepots.
The cause of the explosion at Laon citadel is
being investigated by Baron Won Moltke.
PARIS, Sept. H.
The UhIans at Nagent-Sen- Marne or
Monday only five miles east of the city.
The Prussian commanders forbid the destruc
ton of bridges under dire penalties.
A large body of Prussian engineers are q
Champeguy. few miles east of Paris.
The German icuraseurs are before Scissors
with 500 men.
Heavy siege suns are going forward for Prus
sian use at Paris and Tours.
Maine Election
PORTLAND, NE, Sept ID.
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