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Further ParticlIar- Of the battles
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PARIS, August l7th-5, a. M.-rhe
Journal 06icfel gives nothing fresh this
morning. Gaulois, however. states
that important and satisfactory dis
patches were received here yesterday.
Bazaine insists upon secrecy. yet 1t is
reported that Prince Frederick Charles
demanded q truce and armistice to
bury the dead, which was refused. No
doubt fighting has been going on since
Saturday, the French being engaged III
a great s~trategical movement involving
a series of engagements, and operating
In places where communication Is diff
ticult. The telegraph wires are cut,
and news Is necessarily sent slowly.
There is great agitation in the city.
Crowds we're all night at the Ministry
or tho Interior and ut other places
where news was posted. There are
many rumors, but none can be traced
to authentic sources.
New YORK, August 10th. The
Worlds London special says: 1--WE
have no account Of a French victory Mt
the crossing of the Moselle but the
Emperor's dispatch. There are ru-
mors, though, tonight, that the Prus-
slams have suffered a most serious de-
feat, with enormous loss of men, and
have been driven back to the river.
They do not come from the French
Government, which manlfests q slngll-
lar indifference to public opinion,
probably In consequence of the mill
tary character imposed upon 1t by Its
head, Count Palikao."
The disturbances In Paris have not
been renewed, but there are continual
rumors traceable to the Stock Ex-
change, Of Republican demonstrations.
From Madrid there ore more authen-
tic indications Of Republican out
breaks, and there Is no doubt that Italy
Is threatened with immediate trouble.
The Projects Of Arizzo and Arcola
have telegraphed to Florence for
troops.
1t Is denied that Mazzini has been
arrested in Palermo.
General Rialo has been sent OIL a Sc
cret mission to Rome.
NEW YORK, August IA Tribune
correspondent writes GAS we neared
Worth there was a constant stream Of
wagons bringing down wounded men,
Prussians and Bavarians, Turcos and
Frenchmen Of the line. They bore the
misery of the road in equal silence. 1t
was rare to hear a cry, though the
poor fellows faces showed much pain.
They were a sadder sight, in their
blood-stained bandages, than the men
who lay grimly on the hillside. Worth
itself was q mere hospital, and all the
inhabitants were either nursing the
wounded or burying the dead. 1t was
m evil for the picturesque little place
that more than q hundred thousand on
one side and the other should have
settled their quarrel so nea at hand.
Of the coming movements must not
say a word"
The event of yesterday was the cap
ture of the little fortress of Leuschten-
burg, where n large amount of military
stores are reported to have been cap
tured. The assailants fired heavily
into the place, and we heard their
guns booming all yesterday forenoon.
LONDON, August 17.-Last evening
the Strasburg garrison made n sortie
toward Ougard, but were driven back
with heavy loss Of men and three guns.
1t Is fully confirmed that the En-
press Eugene has applied to Belgium
for permission to traverse that country,
on going to England.
BREsr, August IL Arrived, the
Vile dc Paris.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Journals
of Paris call upon the citizens to await
with confidence the war news.
The growing unpopularity of the
Emperor Is due to his interference In
army matters instead of leaving them
to experts.
The Post says the t~elegraphs have
been cut by the Prusslans near Metz.
Fighting seems to be good for a week
without decisive result. The French
are ready to fight to the end. If the
Prussians approach Paris n revolution
there Is inevitable.
The Times says the Emperor now
sees how grossly he has been misled as
to his war establishment, and how the
public money has been squandered.
He can also see how he has misguided
as to the anti-P russlan feeling In Han
over, Bavaria, Saxony, etc.
It Is said that boxes containing Ma
poleon's property arc arriving at Mad
rid. Similar stories come from Bel
GUM.
FROM PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, August l7.-Ihe newspa-
pers loudly assert their belief that If