The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29
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MARsE1Inrs, Sept. -Garib,ldi
is.sprevented leaving oOapre,, and u
guarded as ~ prisoner. Italian war
vessels are cruising off the Island. 80
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Captain How
arth, the Queens messenger, h.. AZ
rived at London, Howarth aud the mem.
beers Of the Spanish. embassy were the
last to leave Paris on Sunday, when oil
egress and insress to the city vas closed
They went 70 Rouea ,. thence to Calais
and were three days =. en- route , i, % Al
BEAuvA1s, Sept "a, ', yia PANS,
Sept; PA great BATH, ~ ragged g, al /
day yesterday north Of Paris, between
? ontole and The Isle Adam, the e.: peas "a,
apts cutting Of tho Convoy convoys Of SUD- ID,
pliss ID 'the H fear & tie Prussiaauns., ISL
IoNboNy, Sept: S26--Fishtin,lg:' ali
,dsyFiaay near + Phi! 81 = reported from
oufs, bat The ACCOUNTS ptS AZ. Re- SO contra.
/ iotoryIthat tie English jour journals re-
fuse to publish them na' ~, -" 3'''
+ }L y1'nl9A Is, SeqptS7 26.-With the COM
pleeteedl j Investment |E| Of the city, Paris is
absolutely s isso@|aat h oil avenues ofegress
or E lngres ", a a closed. liz, y:s ~
! Communication between Paris and
Tours ap'i j. totally suspended except by
the h'aazardous service of, balloons. ;.,
ToutRss, Sept, 2266,-'7A large number
'of mes messengers who were dispatched ia
Pa 1i with l.ssoe official 81 government mes.
Esages,: have returned here. j. They
Evere unable bic: to get through the ;Prus:
sian nnes s::,3fa a;,b} T.. -: ~. ...~. IT.
/ Omnlbusses H. are no longer used in
Paris. All the horses il the CITY have
| 'e t;nrr' seized, and are used to transport
troops ''ps! at at any moment, to any given
| point. =. ..l, - -,
# Baron Won. Beust, the =, Austrian
prime minister, assured Theirs of hi.
deepest sympathy. with France, bu,
vas compelled to, say. that Intervention
I was now impossible. q, ,au.u, d; :i~
+ !. Tours, Sept, 26,- The city i
drowed y With refugees from all op.rts O
I Fre na Hotels and . private houses
ere es allegl, and ana.a tapight many people
are compelled, to, sleep in the streets
i Ia LONDON, Sept: A26, Tho 'zHvta.e
7 pq9halilghea a special telegram from 3saar
J bryp sl pqa aaatsa, ethent24th, giving th
J 8sol4leewiee neHsv sr,,,oI 81! .z.s;w ,2oj.'
Y Yesterdays iatoMets,: iBazaiue made
fa tein1 on the side Of the Mercy i
Hunt, and attempted to- escape t,
rhionville.2 There was heavy cannon
aiding for some hours. After . 6 xh
at Moulen, seven miles from Nets, tn
French were driven in sgain. The.
losses were serious. Bazaine sent bacl
. the Prusslan prisoners ho had take
in the engagements. - "s" e
"All hope Of settlement betwes
j Prussia and France is abandoned
t Tho general feeling is that the refus.
, BY France Of Bismarok's propositio
!. will place that country in worn
. position
New York, Sept. 26.-1t il r.mo,
ed that Napoleon: in q" ooovsrpa&io
, with; Bismarck declared, that he 1woul
not accept the crown ag,in'; I'll,
: France. must have a,terrible revolutio
RI before she would have :.staple govern
!, meut. A general European war =;
. believe to be imminent BY all the leat
8 iog statesmen, and'that England, Au
i trisand Russia meannot keep o Ut
p the strife certain to COME i1s :'&j"
Fl Ia letter. to'Lonaoa paper says ii
= Prussian artillery to DO used .g,in,
!. Paris5is oof the best'seeel rbreeon-loa.,,
& ers; while those on the forti6cations
3 tho. city are iii iron nurzsle.loador,. A'
II The indefinite postponement Of Il
d1'e1ection In 'o France must be 1 gre
a. obstacle iaathe'wsy Of peace negoti
~ tion!dt .lnn Ina .2aEs yl9'''A9 l. 51-t I:
g.: TOURS; dsept.o FFa via has q
I othoiaf report to the government Of b
3 mission to'ths Ptdssian' hsadquaarrte,r
"a md explained what terms i1 we're offe
I, cd and7vhy they We're rejected ':;a =.
81 The division If General Mondha
Fl yesterday attacked the heights Il VII
81 Jdsf south of Paris, which were r. o
II cupied by the Pru.sians.. The bait
" began at 8 i: N. a.'Attsr sustaining 2
:. sharp Priuussi.nl fire for some hour,. .,
l. troops captured the r.doubts' 81 MO,
j., le0g,,' sasue, vile suaef and IA ..,u i;
o., o. Bryeirs., We occupy then them q mo- d,
I:a TIE garde 'nobilI Behaved wen. II II
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