The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-31
PRUssIiN WIZ pEsPATCnEs.
Paris Summoned 20 Surrender for the Last
Time-Tho BOmbardmcut to Begin this
Week-The Enthi consequences to which
the CiIY ia ENnnsehI

Paris Summoned 10 Surrender for the Last
Time-Thc BOmba rdmcut to Degiu this
Week-The Fatal consequences to which
the CITY is ENpusedJ
BERLIN oct8O The Kreus ZtituH5 Of to-day
says the last summons to surrender has been for
warded to the military authorities inside the Paris
Notifications The lombariment Of the city Will
begin early next week.
The following memorial in regard to the fatal con.
sequences TO which the population OF Paris are ez.
posed by prolonged resi- 'iaacc has been sent BY
Count Bismarck to the Ambassador Of North Ger.
many at Washington:
The conditions Of an armistce offered to Mr.
Jules favre, intended the basis Tor the ro5s tab.
lshneDt OF order in France have bceu reject cd by
continuance OF a struggle which, according 10 tie
course or late events. appears without chance OF
prospects, Of France n this war so full o. Sacrifices
have sl further declined. roul and S,rasbourg
have fallen. Paris Is closely surrounded. and Cor
man troops are advancing by the Loire. The large
forces heretofore engaged the above fortreses
are now al The ffee disposal of the German com
manders. 1he country has 20 bear The cOnsequs
Of war d outrdnce decrccl by tie French authori.
ties In Paris lts sacrifices will be unnecessarily in.
creased, and It's social condition sulUr more and
more dangerous decomposition.
The command OF the German armies docs not ind
Itself in situation TO counteract ths but It per
ceiNes clearly IRE consequences OF the resistance
cdosen by the powers in France. and feels com
PEELED TO call general attention TO point. namely
n
heretofore made from this capital ton the 1ytI and
Both of las. MONTH. In which the lite Of the armies
collected in that city have not been able to throw
back the fret lire OF the besegng forces lead ~ the
conyicton that tie capital will a.. sooner later
u The time OF surrender e nostroned by the Pro
Nisiona Goyctnmen. for the National Defence" un.
III the threatening want OF provisions nccesciatcs
capliu'alon' the most terrible results must follow.
The unNise destruction OF railways, bridges, and
canals within a certain distance around Paris by tie
French has not lceu able TO stop for the
advance Of the German armies All commuuicatons :
"a yuf lal mill 1ffuexs
have been re6siablishea in very snort time. These
repairs naturally regard military interests exclusively
while the other distractions even alter acapitulaton,
viii prevent for long time the communication OF the
capital with tue provinces. IL will be an absolute
inpossibllity for the German commanders, when
that Ease urcss, 10 rrcvido single days gAtonB
ior popu,atlon Of nearly two millions.
-, ine environ env.rons OF Paris 70 the distance OF several
70 journey, since oil stores there are necessarily
required for the use Of the Gcrnan troops wi
then oner no resor7ces, and Wil not pernit the in
hnbltinis OF Pars to 'vncua'e BY the roads into the
country. The inevitable result would be the star.
Niuon oi rhunareds OF th9us,nls' Ihc persons IN
power In France cannot ia to discern these consc.
Quonces rs clearly a. the G,rman commanders and
since TO the later nothing is "it but to carr, on the
war prohered, the rulers OF France are resp iOle
for forcing such extremes.
BERlIN, Oct. 3o.-Ihe King tclcgraphs as fol.
lows to tie Queen
VERSAILLES, Oct eo-The defeat OF the two
hostile ar7lies wli,h recently mar he'd arainst US
Fritz md Frederick hlries the batons Of Fiell
Nar-ha-the hrsi distances OF slcn appointments in
our tamiy history. WILLIAM"
VERSAILLES, Oc'. 30, via LONDON French yolun.
teers, sailing themselves the Wild Bears OF Ar.
dencs, are tcarin- up raroal ,racas and otherwise
interfering with the German Communications. They
have thrown OF the track three trains filled with
troops near Lannnois. Many Of ,Ae soldiers were
killed and injured.
Some Wur.embcrg TROOPS had an encounter on
Thursday with body OF National and Mobile
Guards at Monterelu. The latter were defeated
The loss OF the GermHns Mas slight.
Ge n hoitke, on be SEVENTEEN birthday, received
from tAe King the title OF Count.