The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-22
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fsneeal TO Independent by Wetern Union Telegraph
Torps Oct. lS.-Pavora1le news has been
,.ceiyed from Paris. A bridge has been
,brown across the Seine, AID the Garde Mo-
S;ie continues to make successful sorties.
The French sharpshOotersin various parts
NJ the country are becoming more effective
Eranc Terieurs occupy Min.
vessoul il occupied by the ?ussians.
The French Government Announces de-
s;,e 10 make IA new postal teaty with the
limited States, and would gldly receive u
snerial envoy from Washingto.
LONDON, Oct lS.-The Prusians attacked
Mon, Didier. Three citizens pre killed and
1;l Mobiles made prisoners. he Prussians
e,acted 10000 francs. and the Mayor and
Durand. a banker, are held as hotases for the
payment thereof.
4 battle is expected near La Frte St. Au-
bin.
The Prussians destroyed raibad bridge
at Beaugency, aud their left rossed the
Seine.
II is reported that Napoleon has 10, 900, 900
secured on real estate through thelgency OF
Brown Bros, New York.
Bazaine sent IA lag of truce by On Bower
10 Bismarck The result or Objc, is not
known.
A Worlds special dispatch says T. Queen
has been urged by the Prussian COu to in
.tercrde for peace between France NJ Ger
many. She has received letter fin the
Crown u riuce on the subject of the w.
The Prussian Minister at Brussels,ent IA
dispatch To Bernshon which led himD seek
an interview with the English ForelgiiIinis-
ter.
Midnight -Burnside's mission has ioyed
The bombardmen: of Paris will comrnce
immediately.
Siege guns were planted before ChanhOn
yesterday.
On Sunday n fresh attack was made onhe
Germans on the south OF Paris, aud Wv
were utterly roGted.
A series Of engagements occurred on Ne
lines to Rouen. Cke PTussiAu werO ObliA
20 fall back.
Bismarck proposals for peace, throus
Burnside, were ESO.OOU,oOO, Alsace AN
Lorraine 10 be neutral for ten years, All
peace To be sigucd In Paris.
LONDON, Oct lg--At Etcrval, yesterday,
force Of $500 Germans encountered 500
French. mainly Mobiles. After It Snort con
bat the French were defeated and driven OF
The Germans are now fed on supplies cnI
tured in Normandy aud at Orleans.
Railroad communication to the Rhine
now fully restored. and provisions arG no
coming forward from Germany.
ToURs, Oct lg.-Thc following vas pu
lished by the Minister of War: Chateau DU
was captured last night by the Prussia-.s aft
a siege lasting from noon till ~ o'clock
night. 1t was defended 10y the troops OF Il
National Guard and 900 French TIreurs wi
retired disputing every foot of ground. II
Prussians were 1900 strong, and were we
supplied with artillery.
A band of Irish and American voluntce
has just arrived here and are mnrchil
through the streets carrying American al
French colorS.
Ii is rumored that the Prussians capture
Cretiul, driving out 30, 900 Mobiles.
The Prussinn force nj Orleans is %, 900.
The garrison at New Brcsch made a sort
and repulsed the Germans.
The garrison at Montmcdy made "a sor
and captured 1000 German prisoners al
20, 900 francs. The next day they also ca
tured II number Of cannon.
News from Paris says: Great measures
taken to provide food. They have lar
stock of potatoes. Their forts keep up u &C
slant fire. The Prussians have asked for
armistice TO bury their dead near Paris. Ale
andor Dumas is dying of paralysis. +
statement that BuaTbakis commands the arr
north of Paris is incorrect. Theirs, At Tnu
will urge an instant conclusion of peace"
BERLIN, Oct. l9.-The cnpitulaton Of NJ
IL reported. BaZhino's messenger. Gene
Boyer. carried to King William the terms
which he would surrender the fortress,
place to be gwen mp to the Germans, the &
rison 10 DO disarmcd and suffered to rem
on parole, and that they will not take paT|
the war.
The Prussinn ministerial organ says nc
tiations for peace on the part Of the ncutr
arc useless France must submit to the ter
already stated.