Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
F0reiqn News.

Of forty.oieht hours was concluded
al Me.ieres on Monday, for the re-
m0tal Ofthe wounded.
Tours, Sept 2s.-The disposition
TO resist 10 the last Is stronger In
the west and south,
Troops continued to pour into
Tours.
Paris adyieos TO Sunday, by bal
loon, state that perfect order exists
in that ,city,
The Frissians have marched IL.
TO Orleans,
LONDON, Sept, 2s.-A grand
parade Of Prussians took place in
tho courtyard at Versailles yestcr-
day. Tho Crown Prince, standing
Under the statue Of Louis XIV, dis
tribhted honprs to soldiers who had
distinguished themselves.
Tho Mobiles are dcserting at Pafis,
Two hundred OF them were shot for
insubordination. q, ...
King William dispatches to the
Quech that the capitulation ofStras-
burg occurred ut III o'clock last
evening. ,, u
Reports thickca that i,dssla is
preparing for waf. Tho army at
the South is mobilizcd, and move.
ments towards tile Turkish border
arc ominous.
The Times says, Franco may be
serious and heroic in refusing to
ccde territory, but it is rather in
consistent with her avidity in seiz-
ing territory.
The region around Paris for twcn-
ty kilometres is dopopulated and
devastated; q few courageous shop
keepers alone remain in the villa
gcs, tempted by enormous profits.
Tie Prussians opened fire on tho
giinboats while passing st. Cloud
recently, killing and %otnding sew
eral French.
Tours, Sept. 2S.-A dispatch just
fecGivcd announces that the Prus-
siahs have not entered Orlcah5,
They came near the city, then hal
ted, then commenced moving back
ward toward Paris.
Civilians whom they captured
and subsequently released say
Prince Albert received q dispatch
which suddenly changed his plans.
The Prussians have entirely evac-
uated Fontaineblcau. They impose
ed no tax on the citizens, but made
heavy acquisitions for provisions
and forage.
MENDELsoHN, Sept. 2s.-Thc sur.
rcnd of Strasbourg was signed at
two o'clock this morning; 451 Off
GERS and $1,000 men laid down their
arms at o'clock.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-1he British
Cabinet met Friday to consider the
question of intervention.
Tho Prussian corvette, Bertha,
was sunk in the Euxinc, after q pro
tractcd engageihcnt with thrbo
French frigatcs.
Tile troops in Poland are reported
to have been strengthened in conse-
qucnco of the sympathy Of the Poles
with Franco.
Advices from Tours represent con-
fidence and enthusiasm as pevailing
among the people and troops in
Paris, but impartial observers do
not support this statement.
Troops are mastering in tho prin.
cipal French cities unoccupicd by
the Prussians, and largo bodies are
moving up from the south.
BERLIN, Sept. 2s.-Provincial cor
respondence says France yainly
hopes to convert defeat into victory
further carnage would; therefore, be
vajp.
Bismarck, demands first of the
French Government, responsibility
France refusing, she must take the
consequences. ,..., .,.,.,
There is great rrejGiSihg through.
out Germafy over the capture oil
Strasbourg.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The new Ro'
man Government announces the
appropriation of50, 100000 to deffay
tGs Expenses of the Inauguration Of
Rome as the capital. Of Italy.i,.,..
The snthasiasm Of TIE Inhabitants
is boundlesS, and the plebiscitRm ID
expected to bc unanimous.
The, Pope will probably leave
Rome as sb6tl rs the result is de-
clared.
Parliament will meet on the 18th
prox, to ratify tho plebiscitum, and
on tho 18th the King will make his
entry into Rome.