, 1870-08-29

nclxt announcement, made IN tho Chambers. that
tho Pzosstans are marching on Paris. c4useA
seithet &ktooishment nor fear IN the capital Tho
Pa1talans reccive it with quiet resolution. King
William is fatally led to this hazard. in spite
Of eet1o1s strategic EcAsons which
should turn him from IT. II it be considered that
this obstinate old mau nxs f1ised 4 million men,
whom he viii nevcr tafc hack acFpss the Rnlue,
It H be eaatly seen that he feeds 1t necessary 10
r1sE bloody baltic 1t the foot Of our towe1B-
Tiers Ii not enc German Ia Iii Prussta, Bay2r1a,
Nuremberg OF Baden, who would not tcora ind
curse the Ktng ahould he not make a supreme cf-
fort to comehere and dictate ApeAeo IN Pzr!A How
could he return to Germany. In the midst OF the
desolssion OF families, the miser5 Ind depopulAaon
Of city and count1J7 9hould he not Win 1 bloody
success, hiL'detcat would be complete This II
the decisive feasonA reason more political than
mui.2ry-whlch brings the OLD King under cur
waIls.r
G7iner de ca.AaEnae has pettt4oned tho
Chanbezf, It the request Of many Of the tahabt-
tants Of PafiA, that al Gotmans now In parts md
ensifous be expelled.
III proposed in case OF kegc, that the Minis
ter OF War shall leave Paris, 30 that the military
administration Of the: ~ shall not be 1t any time
iMpeded.
+ (BpedL Despatch 70 The Now FORK Worsdl
LONDON, Aug. 9a-Ths statement OF the 0pf*-
ion .Safionak that 8telumesz Was badly defeated
not confirmed. s.
rRCsstar AEsKhYEs
Private telezfana from Berlin eAJ tie Pru8-
stapr have three hundred thou8aud Hoops along
the lines 81 railway, ready 70 move ac1oa* The
Rhine enforce either OF the German armies In
case OF defeat PruAatA cannot move more EFoopy
10 the frun 5st, owing Il the difficulty OF feeding
such fpser7uA The ElnE and Crown Pf3uce ad-
vance rapidly on Paz1A
Immense preparations are made at Paris for
defence. Fifteen hundred gins .l,in pos.tIon.
and provisions are being Accumulated for three
months; but there are Iont complaints from the
Inhabitants because the Crown Prince has been
allowed TO ndyance unoppo9ed. Thefe II talk OF
moving The Goyerctuent to lyuus. --,--1
" 1.-THE vnst Gay now assembled the pru6-
sian attacked Epcrnay, but we're rcpul.eti- Ten
Thousand PlusslanA ATTACKED Teniun yesterday,
and the Carte Mobile drove them back with ser1-
Gus loss tt sac German movements are regard
ed AZ felnts
No 11DfS6s OF BAz1ISE.
We have no tidings Of Raz1tne or HacAahon.
is believed MacAnhou Is rndeayoring TO relieve
Ba16ine At Metz.
There Mi: be heavy nshttng pretty soon. P1us-
sta cannot afford long campaign, while France
eau.
Rx1oIc1NGs At HEzI1x
To-day there are great rejoicing at nerlin, 4
public procession, carrying four mltrailleuse.
twenty -thrce cannon, and one eagle, captured
from the French, passed through the streets.
the Queen came out on the balcony Of the PALACE
md received the congratulations Of the people.
The weather Is nne, and great excitement pre-
yails-
n THE coRrs LEa1sLAT1F.
PARIS, Aug. SIN the Corps Le1lsauf yester-
day, General rallkAo announced that ten thousand
P1uEsaAns attacked yer1un, and were 1epulsed with
heavy loss, md gave PARTICULARS IS te!e4raphed.
". Arago demanded tniormatlon on the s!tua-
,1on OF the PrussIau armies, but the Minister Of
War declined to reply.
The Law calling Into the ranks married men
who feEvesl tn The army was rejected.
II Thlera made an explanation OF bis position.
liz said te only kneW OF his appointment as q
member Of tho Committee OF Defence from the
calunrs Of the journal OGeirI Of that morning.
lie accepted the trust, through devotion 10 his
zuntiy, hut said he must have the support Of
| Chambers. The declaration xas received with
| applause.
! The President thereupon announced that the
| entire Chamber accepted tie appointment Of II.
| Thtcrs.
To question put by II. Picard, Count Palikao
answered that the distribution OF AIMS 10 the Ma
tonal Guanl was prerpgatIye Of his a4lmlnistra-
tIon, and he would not permit It to deyolve on
t suhaltern.
In The Senate, yesterday, n. IarahIt, after a
communication from tho Minister Of War, giving
| details Of tnc occupation OF the cuuatry by
/ the ptussaus, said II certain villages and
| t0Hns, which were Invaded, surrendered t,o
quickly, It washan.y their fanlt- The present
| eao'ne@, Win suauxe 4ack o1 1otelaoaght'
Maa cons'aatly resnseu 70 asn inc people Of Alsa-
I'm, Lstane ano en1mpasae, tuas oeatasaas .
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INC eounI! uea1; iof haa these peasants' who
are soco "a.Asiaen' peea a1saea' tne army oi Inc
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crossed toe .osses, ~hete our men, hladeh from
| view. cou'" Aa'e 'uulctea suca 1oss upon hhen
thai tfaoce "ouh not hnsc been compelled "a
aoandon net second llne OF defence.
~ MEXICAN AAhcLAScR TRAIN.
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lances' unuel oifccuoh oi Df Aarason s'ains, let
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