Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01

day was fifteen. Rev. Father
Michael Walsh, Of 81. Patrick's
Church, died last night Of yellow
fever.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Pending
quarantine regulations at Galveston
letters for that place or points in
Texas supplied from there should
be sent via. New York from the
Eastern and Middle States, and via.
st. Louis from the Northwest. The
Southern mail goes as usual via.
New Orleans, thence via. Red river.
'Delano resumes his duties to-
morrow.
Regulations for the Transports
ton of imported goods through the
country in bond are nearly COM
pleted.
New issue Of so cent. notes have
been counterfeited.
The Secretary Of the Navy has
given orders for the proper celebra.
ton Of the Farragut obsequies to
take place December 18th. De-
partments here are to be closed.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The new iron
clad steamer Triumph has been
launched.
MADRID, Sept. 2S.-The vomito
ia spreading at Barcelona. The
people are leaving, and business 10
suspended.
Practical notification of emanci-
patton by Cuba is denounced.
Writes quote advertisements
from Havana journals of children
for sale and contracts for slave la
Dor, which is practically a Continu-
alton of slavery in violation Of the
express law Of the land.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 28.-The Order
st. Jean publish a manifesto de-
Tending Belgians from charges Of
inhumanily.
VIEENA, Sept. 2S.-In Reichsrath
yesterday confidence in the Minis
try was voted by o large majority.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The Board
for the revision of the Bible have
resumed sessions.
The citizens Of Meziers and
Charleville are full of fugitives.-
Many OF them have been welcomed
by Belgium, because Hegiera Is
threatened with bombardment by
the Prussians.
The question of Italian unanimity
will be a subject for p%lebisCite.
The first civil marriage was cele-
brated at Vienna on the 18th. The
groom was a journalist.
ST. LOUIS, sept. Ex-senator
Drake In opening tie Missouri cam
paign, charged the boiling Republic
cans with a design to break up the
party and give the State to the DEM
ocrats. He said Acknowledgement
was simply q question Of clemency
and expediency.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The Far
ragut obsequies will be as imposing
as those Of Lincoln, and will be
conducted according to strict naval
etiquette. The remains will be
borne from the landing on Canal
street to the Harlem Depot on the
shoulder Of sailors who formerly
served under the Admiral.
Tours, Sept. GA dispatch Just
received announces that the Prus.
SLAMS had not entered Orleans. They
came near the city, halted, then
commenced moving backward Ia
Paris. The civilians whom they
captured, and subsequently releas-
ed, say Prince Albert received q
dispatch which suddenly changed
his plans.
The Prussians evacuated Fontain.
bleau. They imposed no tax on the
citizens but made q heavy requisi-
ton for provisions and forage.
EPINAL, Sept 2S.--The PrusSilnS
attacked Roam yesterday and were
repulsed.
BERLIN, Sept. 2S.-Ideas breach.
ed by There at Vienna, that Prus.
STA is insincere in demanding Alsace
and Lorraine, is ridiculed on all sides
in Berlin.
MUNDELsHEIM, Sept. 2S.-The
surrender Of Strasburg was signed
at 2 o'clock this morning. Four
hundred and ffly-one officers and
1900 men laid down their arms al
S o'clock.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The British
Cabinet meet Friday TO consider
the question Of Intervention.
The Prussian corvette Bertha
was sunk in the Euxine, after apro.
tracted engagement with three
French frigates.
Troops In Poland, it is reported,
have been strengthened in cOnse-
quence Of the sympathy Of the Poles
with France.
1t is reported that the Belgian
militia has been recalled to the
frontier.
Advices from Tours represent
that confidence and enthusiasm pre-
vail among the people and troops
in Paris, but impartial observers dc
not support these statements.
Troops are mastering in the prin.
clpal French cities unoccupied by
Prussians, aud large bodies are
moving up from the south.
English journals are filled with
reports OF military movements in
different parts of France.
BERLIN, Sept. 2S. The Provin'
cial correspondence says that France
vainly hopes to convert defeat into
victory, as further carnage would
therefore be vain and impiOus.
Bismarck demands first Of the
French Government responsibility
France refusing that must take the
consequences.
There is great rejoicing through
out Germany over the capture Of