, 1870-09-24

tho following a. the P,use,au plan OF campaign.
and ctatua TO hAYe the facss from uneFftng au-
thodty: The adyahce on Paris WAS regulated with
mathematical cxacsncss~ so As to bring several
German army corps around the csrtAt
by the i4!h Of September. Then Paris
WAS 10 be turned on the south, cuttihg on Ct M
munlcatlon on that side With TourA, tne se3t Il
the provisional Earcruren'. From Versailles,
the r7uss!au headquarters, th"E wc1e TO hArass
Paris unttl II surfcndcss. Mtg, 5sra41ourt. and
Toni still hold o1t and pscsent .; least a fort
nights task, Mta.whilrs tAs Gel 41aax viii aesach
two G. fIsn to 1.yons, 1iavTr aHI Ches,,urx. and
send Using columns throughout the country in al
directions TOR forage. Sesuk,ty ,nse thousand
fresh cavalry fos :tat ae:vice arr COW expected
fFom Germany.
"a portion II the prczrnmur has already ,peen
rcalize-!. Thr writer Itlrnls fr!.!...r thai the
P1ussia, General S,''uur'tz was dIaCr4c ri tc-
carse &! t1e heavy locscs ,s.r,.cse On us army by
Marshal Ba1xt1.c."
rEACE sEsuTIATtoSs.
New IOR5, Sept. GA tpectal correspondent
In London teeeEarns the particulars OF thr Pc
liuina.y mecting between Fhyre and Bsnalk,
IN tho thatean nf F*rEers. Bisma.k ret.eiye41 the
French Minister with great c0,lftcfy, AMI opened
the subject Of peace Negotiations ut once. No re-
suit was reached. bnr, in tho cutsc Of the dtscus
snn F1yrc asserted that the Provisional G 1yesn-
t.s,al guarantees as wou11 make It certain that
SHE cou. 1ake poth!nH ~ the niTors after peace,
even sntuI ne Cons stitueN Assembly Iej9ct the
treaty ria. tight t~t agreed upon. lie nlso de-
c1a.t thar tie commanders ut Mcsz aut, Stsas-
.i~l,s!r wn'd otey hnx orders his government
might tas:l:. u. ia"ta-
lii !s,.,lt.. ere were some expectations that
pca y wo:s:. ''r ex,nc.ulle.l tile tasia OF the
tr:np.n.tsy occupation nf Alsace md lorraine by
the Prt-sials, ai,d y the Sill rrnter Of Metz and
Strashor.E. In commercial circles, however,
hope Of leace is nearlJ abandoned. Prussia viii
insist Gu serD,s whrh no French government It
rstsent war,tt Ga,r to Hccede TO-
LoSro1, Sept 2:.-TAc Tipes publishes a
telegram from Berlin, Of ye-tez'Eay'a date,
aaytpg tint Disn:urE mud Jn!cs F.vrc we're
cIurt.tetl atl day ami Thursday, the former
lnels,tn9 GU 1uec,sug OF the Constituent
Assembly 10 ratifF the tresty. Favre con-
ceted an indemnity for the cost Of tl4e war the
surrender of part OF the neef, the hlsnlant-
ling OF Metz aud Strasbourg, auA rorslbl5 uthe1
t0ttrcs1k
1Ospos, sept. qa-The New. To,k 7.iaunt's
correspondent says newspaper 1lts reca!yet,
Including thn+t. Of the Juuraa! ObEe;t!, 3}sh7sx,
zt,n1s, I:aEjxi. k'ttJtt. sotr, Gauiuts, Figaro,
Eirttpr L,br<, aud 'nany Others, Ut tue 10Th and
slst OF September, wli4 three .lays' later newB
rcar,l:s paper. the Eeetfnr Lirt, announces con-
sptcreusts the lrpa. tuse VI jules Fayre,
On S1LlRy, at IL the morning, adding
that 'th~ Vice F1ea!trnt Of the government 1tar
the na.sbAl defence could n"f take such atei,
without certainty Ut nrsag received In manner
worthy Of France, and with Wclt-I0unded hope ni
i cord rcault- VIZ nckn7 accordingly N TIE re-
/ su,t 1s hcInE IN Immediate conformity v1th ouf
/ wlshcs- Lo:l LYuus would LII. have aIIc,s, unt
! would Ju!rs Fuyfc hare qu7ttctI hts
lest merely 10 te ,letsctvcd,
There Is every reason. therefore, to believe .hat
/ an arrii1:Ice Eill tc cunGIrtle a, Hi eariy 1nd
hon. ra.ie peace follow, is France Will accrpt Ao
/ .t1l.E~
LoSpoS, sert- as.-The continuance Of the ne.
| RGtkaitoI.s between Fayre md nisma1k insulrcs
confidence tn a successful csnc1sion pf their ef-
fuEt4 Vera their virwx irstc.ncI'shIc It - Justly
argued that there would Lave been rupture be.
twecu them ,riorc this.
PpiI11cAL DissR*sIoss.
LoSrcS, SEPT. g. -The .;rw YuIk 7,:3aHe cor
| Iesro' dent ut Pairs, writing un Tuesday, says
! s.Ibc attscks on Ror.ri fuclt cou:intr, aud Are
II tsosstl'te mere bitter ur tnlt VI. are all sau
up toget.cr. Some Of st.: ltr.i orRans, th Iseri
fur instance insists that there shall f,c nu pcacl
TN any te,nis: that the war must 70 an At al
| hazarls unit! ytcta!y Ii won. Tncse saInr rcoPt,
.nstst on clean swerr of tho I.flic nflle's tha
! the whole u1 The atirnintst attye lsody emn!oye.
nn,.es the Empire, the rank and tilc, as well d
l
| men. How 1s government raz*ill.e un'ler buc'
conditions 1t Is u! the ta>: !st,ortauce that tn
government shnul1 rake peace, aud here arr
set If nrn who declare they s'all m. Makt. pear
tn any terms: Rho rrrtlslcA tt. Ministers b;eri
for entertaining the aarsunn OF 1+ace, antl :.
these VfTE mcn tekln 10 rry out fur TN s4u:
Ctvlsicn of foud anloux ns, ansl would r.nt'arras
| TIT government with disturbances. II anytts!..
/ gocs wrong these arc the people TO sue Feare'
t.,,St -,
I:e,ls arc re;tiu9 1nut!er AMI lauder cac
tsar, In their dissatisfaction they 1hEea1e
| >ttinnsly 10 ha'nIn:r 1hc government, au,a It Ta
1e that before Ion. PARIS may ttCarl the tnt:au
IL. OF l!lc irusslAos 4 :tsscr ey1l than their ST
Itzruacy.
FAIRS rRov:s!nsEp.
AVE use dung well enollsh esnut provision
a.i surI,1cs. The xnyernocHt fixes tho 1Hicc I
nitat, which Is as cheap, .ia1t say, a. III n,
| ittE. II Is not yet more tltAn twenty cnuts
pcunl There ts no scarcity af ufsif,r! f'xa,, IN
liz. supply nf broat Is unlimited. Fur wiue, tn
rruss,uEs outside ma: envy us.
rAR1s HEALTHY.
"The city seems unususl.y healthy. Even tn
sn,al-nox has disappeared, or, at least, VIC hes
Enthing oI It, peop!c fo.gct 10 he III III tho nh
IT VIII.
rArEE'S VISIT n piSMARK.
+ I'VE are Whiting In no little excitement The =
, | suin af Fav1c from thu rrusstan Tca's1uaricr
1ut those wc.f-aforulctl have slight hopes Of Il
: ! success
TIE FIGHT At cH t111tDS.
Another correspondent writes, Hn TucstlaJ:
18th. ncst OF yesterday, III ChatiiHn, was an
+ Thug hui satisfactory. 1t APPEARS that. nriItus
= II, General T1ochll. having reviewed bis force
q I determined tn defend Faris without the help
r | an army outside. He na.1r up Ills mind u RI
! up all the strong places lrs0utI tho line Of Il
i | forts, when tud:cnly came Durrnt, from. ssela
In thc Ruise Of q Feasaut. Here y
!. a General nt to he trusted vi
:, / thc command outside Of l.arIA Dncrot saop
/ have M army ot $4,000 men 10 tlcfeatl eerta
heights. They came to q srtal Yesterday, and Il
a mcst important incident OF the day Was the tig
4, ! of tho Zouayes, the boastc'i Zouaves, within
. | ErirE shut They Fali intn Paris amid eSsci
:. ! ii0ls aut hoottng. They hare b.rn arfe~tet
4 sreNt numbers, and II IL proposed to shoot the
;. IT. nj least, make good examples Of them In I
Champs dc Mars The Young Mobilat did hct''
i, They stuod their gspnn,I, hu. the result Of all
sl,:t liz. ARMY Of Duc:et has returned behie!
| soE.s, ami General Tr,'chn fats bark en- hls ort
| nal Idta OF defending Paris bS itself.
LITTER f'ox L1Crs BLANC.
il ESr<via1 U<4pateh 10 this Nc.s York Tribunal
ID 1nNssos. eert fa--L.uts Blauc writes. on I
18Th, f-um Paris: '*They have hecu nsnttag
- lag all round Paris, with n1cfna:ians OF surca
Z
- yet calm. Thu National Guard has shown it,
NJ rcsc!use, and tic Guarle Mobiles, coraing #,
A | alt parts Of the country, display that earrl
RI | Eascty - characteristic Of the French. w.
n. | I'D, yrt hopeful Don't supFnsc We expect
N 7 escare from The consequences Of Il war Il
r. which VIC hare bcrn ,',agg.s1 In spite os n
NJ iclycs- We leslie rcate on cqu:tal!r anu hon
ID at1c conditions. II we cannot hare that, NC
,e / ready tn acrcpt war III thc kulfc.
r. rKIrAKA1Io&s IA KErEt AN AssACLT.
ne A.:rihes correspondent writes. on the 20
n "7hc Ias.ll,s E!ssess arc lluctl With cavalry
a, | infaptry. Flying artillery is near al! the sat
q. An,cI1eaas. with all other fotcisneEs nov hf
II viii lear :.,r Tours II The bo,nhart'ncnt bcgi
At Dttni-!nncs arc erected bef0rc the Eatcs.
III | sides Of which ure lined with hnaFds, coyc
n. with SPIKES and crcsts. with rows OF stakes
IL. which wins c.e fastened. In front OF the for.
.x | cations, q zone has heen cleared for few b
il dr.i YARDS. 1:eyond ,ha,, houses anil tres
he | torsl shelter cno1gh to the cncmy. The guns
Id | tnc works arc mostly Ut light character
he TER SIEGE or s1HAsBoCRG.
IuR -L0Sn0S, Sept 3s--Tlse pHisstnns tn L,lnt
lc- Nh, t. at Strustou.E, which hal been abanto
tn. | by the French, became objects Of a teri
lce [ Dire. Many German lives wc1e lost, inclu1
i'm commander Gnl1zpw.
Ut Tic Manchester Ex":nirrr say*: "Eer
III, rir.ct, commander Of S:r4sbourE, Is strcnsl!
thc cne.l to surrender the city. hut the 'ssnse,8
Ia, tticrs and cltlxcns urc unaan'asl. opposed Il
OF = The Germans have aE1ncI the captu
ing :untvtcs, Nos Sc and ~. with mort
lon O;hlr batteries haye been erected On tho hcic
on- The Ges1nan loss On Thursday Is one piucer
,a sey+n men killed, anil four o1cers kn thirty