The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-23
MARCHING UPON PARIS.
Bazaine Heard from
at Last.
he Claims to have Held all his
Positions on the 18th.
DESPATCH FROM KING WILLIAM.
He Shrinl<S from Learn
ing his Losses.
4 SIgCg or TIE CAPITAL INEVITABLE.
English Intervention Asked and
Denied.
THE FRENCH PEOPLE ARMTNG.
Immense Reinforcements Go
ing Forward.
He Shrinlls from Learn
ing his Losses.
1 SIEGE or TIE CAPITAL NEVIThBEE.
English Intervention Asked and
Denied.
TILE FRENCH PEOPLE ARMTNG.
Immense Reinforcements Go
ing Forward.
pMIsOUS SILENCE OF TIE PRUSSIhsS

TIE Jouo,oing are Me latest dispatches re-
s~ved IN TnE Sun Office dosn TO o'clock this
morning. Later despatcAes, u anB seiN bs
printed in a postseript.
TIE Perisisns believe In Bssaisess success
Tho Railroads Usdernined-No Pes.las
Uprtsi.s at Prcsc,tLThs Capital 4. tho
Haads ef an Orlesnist.
By Cosis 10 TAs Sun.
PANS. Aug. 20, 1s7O-Thc Parisians are
still igusrsnt Of the truth respecting the battle Of
essonville. They believe in a French victory.
Rssy are assured that Basaine was the eonqueror
lherc, and that he has already been successful
= forming a junction with MacMahon and the
slAes decimstcd French forces at Chilons. With
. simplicity truly ptiable, they say TO each
pthsr, "Not one Of the Prussians Will get out Of
Uss>oe. Bszsinc has put them In trap. Typhus
md dysentery are killing 1900 Prussians every
Asy." Such is the only news allowed TO crcu-
lsss In this city. The circulation of all foreign
Sspsss Is vigorously prevented. The police are
everywhere and worse than the police. every
bsdy Ii dream ing Of Prussian SPIES aud denoun
ong as such oil persons who are calm and col
isoted, aud do net vehemently parade furious
sired Of Prussia.
al has been undermined and the mines charged
with Epcra,e Of potassium. This work is going
On day ard night with the greatest energy.
II Is questionable whether popular uprising
will take place here. though many intelligent
persons expect one in few days. The popula-
ton are deceived by the Government respecting
he real situation Of Affairs and besides, good
many lcsding men are OF opinion that popular
lnsurrection would W tN,n the army and help the
Prussans. St there would seem to be no other
resource left Al hope Of military success must
be given up nov III the regular army he's been
beaten. broken, shut up, or scattered, and gene
rstship to help tie country out is utterly
wanting.
No one now thinks Of the Emperor lie was
yesterday reported dead; he is certainly sick
somewhere. 1hfe is not a Borapartist TO be
Iouud. Gen. Ttcchu governs. aud is privately
preparing the y. f r lie return Of the Orleans
fAiniy to power.
Wreodom Of tie rrcss 90 be Restored in
Paris -Contradi,tory Reports about Ma
poicon-TLc Or cans Family 10 Return.
M tdJie TO me Sun.
PARIS, Au,'. 81, lS70-Gcn. Trcchu will
restor re the freedom of the press tomorrow tc
NC ftulShi plpST@, Le hfpett, L1 ttVof''i hhu
Ia Centre GduchC, which are to be revived
The Empress has applied for permission to eros:
through Belgium.
Napoleon is to-day reported as having escaped
from France. A general appeal to Frcnchmen
without distinction Of party, TO come TO the res
cue Of France is to be issued Immediately. ars
che numerous II mbcrs Of the Orleans fimil,
and the Count d. tbambor1 are to be allowed tC
petntcr France. The Orleans family have beer
Sbeent twenty wo years, and Chambori forty.
A draw-5r'dge. protected by demilune, has
been established before every gate of the fortif
cations Of Paris. These Notifications are nov
thoroughly AIMED with heavy guns.
Baznine's Attempt TO Retrent-IIis Progress
and Present Situation-un unpopularity o
""'''"' By CaJk TO ne Sun.
NEAR VERpuN, Aug. II, 1s70.-I have as
sertained personally the facts of the cones
between King William and the Duke de Montau
ban. about the battle Of Mars-lG-Tour. William
night. The afl air at the quarries Of Jaumont
ssar Neziers-lcs-Metz, was only an episode. Thi
b the situation: On the l4th, when DazLinc
sas attacked at Borny, he had made four kilo
meters. or nearly three miles, on his line Of re
heat 10 Verdun on the 10th, at Grayelottc, seveI
hloneters, or about five miles on the 18Th, q
hars-la Tour, eighteen kilonseters, or twelv
miles. lie then had thirty kilometres or twent,
miles to 30 before reaching Verdun, when IN
Prussians succeeded in establishing themselye
between him andthe Meuse. Since then ther, la
been no communication bctSecn the Frencl
umy and the Government at Paris.
Neudon, near Paris, is TO be fortified. Eight
thousand guard nationalists will be armed wit
already proyisioned for niuety days, while III
Irts around il contain six months supplies,
The Emperor was obliged to hide himself Q
rilons. lac is 30 unpopular with the military.
NAL try TO reach Bazaine.
French Dcsputchcs-No News from BAzain,
for Three Dnyu-Siego of Sirnsbourg
water Cat Oa-Tho Prince Royal Az
pr21cL'nI Paris-PrOpOsnls OF Peace An
pri,,u not Sick-The People 10 he ArIuc
News from Bn2nine nj Lnst He Denio
thr 'Tnss.lu SuccCss NJ RegonVtllc.
P,p,, Aug, ~, l370-The J3uraR CNi
ha L,IUng tays the Minister Of the Interior hi
H.sde Iubc a Loto from tic Minister Of Var, to ii
shect dot thc Government hsyi received 10 De
Istches nom thc Army Of the bhire for two day
on scc, ut OF me Interruption Of tclgapIic con
Aunica IoI, BE- tuinks the plans Of Ma shaI Bl2ain
tife hot Set -rto clol.
The Lo,c.c conduct OF our soldiers In facinG .
snemy o. superior number, permits Us 10 hope e
be esucces ot other operations.
BAzAIHE uPARD PROM At LAST.
a later dc 'ra,ca lron Paris says.
IN the senate tO.day one OF the Ministers state
ni' a'tu tGs, onson Of news for 4s hours. IL
soVernm .nt "al received a despatch from Marsbl
sAlaIne contruino lis former despatch in regsr