The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-09-13
.BAzAGNE ,sTELE. AT METZ
France CONGRATULATED or the FOr-
nation OF the Republic.


nation or the Republic.
LONDON, September 5 "A special corr
respondent telegraphs from Berlin, Sun
tday noon, that private dispatch from
the Kings headquarters says The
Crown Prince resumed his march on
Paris the morning, after the victory Of
Sedan, Camps were broken and the
heads Of columns were in motion at
| daylight Friday. The King reports he
will send Napoleon to Ehrenbfeitstein
Metz is qniet,, The. bombardmeilt of
Stfasburg has been suspended. Enthu-
slasm and rejoicing continue here and
throughout Germany, The streets are
full of professions with banners and
music and Singing. Wherever the Amer
Iican flag is Displayed the professions
fiialt and salute II with the londest cheers.
YESTERDAY the schools closed and the
courts adjourned Business is suspend
ed, and the people all night long gave
themselves up to rejoicing. The entire
press and public opinion insist 's0n to
Paris" Peace ca,ionly be made there
No neatral interruption or mediation.
! a special correspondent Of the Trib.
une telearapled from Brussels Saturday
evening, that General Flailley was killed
by one of his own soldiers.
a correspondents Of the Telegraph
| from CarIsruhe Tuesday saws. There is
no doubt of the speedy capture Of Stras-
burg. The Prussian General offered to
agree to an arnistiee of twenty-four
hours if the French General would ar
range terms OF, capitulation at the end
| of that time. Tie French refused -
The inhabitants are eager to surrender,
and the shrieks of the women and chill
dren are distinctly heardsin kehl: The
French not only sheiled the houses in
kehi but the church which bad been con
sverted into a hospital, which was tired
and the wounded burnt. Nearly all the
I villages in the snelglborhood of iStFasE
lburg5havel beeA destroyed.
PAnis, September 5.-Geperal Low
/ PllSIclll &c
advance. has arrived at yincy On It's
march to Paris a,
p ,5ys to,,,,bot & & IA x,;,,a 5 al.
maintains bis nSs,fi,n II Metz n,,,.with.
stop,;rrgtbo strong,b of the. army s,,,ar.
faing an,tn,avsnti,Sp liz eseana from e the
for,ress
The total fnrcs nov IN. under arms
lin France iurlt,tliuo tho. Sartle National
and ,,.,sle Nellie * 700 eoD men.
Il # is sfa4ed that Count palikao and
III Henri ChevreaI. late Minister Of the
Interior, are in. Belgium, having He'd du.
ring tie crisis preceding the declaration
OF the Republic
LONDON, September 6slDeclarations
have already reached Paris from foreign
Commissioners, of. several States of Eu-
rope congratulating France on the
peaceful and successful formation of !
hepuoi.c, 4,
hepuoiicahs are alteauy ,e'ivlnS Ion
don IN srea1 numbers lof rfa1ce
PARIS, September 6-Ihe following
dispatch Is oillela
! ST. MENHoULD, September 5,r-McMa-
mons army reaiiv huIlii'efea izo,Vo.
men; en-, ,is.p. I, s.. 5 :, =.
Inc ADVANCE oi tne enemy On afis
fconnnues-
lhe, great Z rehch CUES accepss tne
sgl,aomS paonaos sofaa .bsn,s;an tna o;,;vans so5
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sas !, uss',s y e s,e are haa,, au aUs $3.50
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SONS. received oyations where ever NJ
snnaarag sr aa ,,na j !, ,,,nrt 4 4 ress las,
niaht nj ~ : eyI,ort;n,y, stba linpnnla "a keer
calm am ,otfar. fetern,;nad resistance r.
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A'o eneins
LONDON september o,-Ieuhs BIS s
mafcA tele5raphs olliciaAily % l1onaon as as
follows: ,,.,.
VENDREs, September 81 have spo-
j ken with Emperor n apOleon about peace,