, 1870-08-12
The Surrender Of the City De-
handed and Refused.
The Bombardment Of Keil and
Stralsund Hourly E1psoted.
Vprisines Attempted nj Nf0r-
xei13es and Toulouse.
French Account Of the Heroic Death Of
General 1c.ay.
description Of the FortiGcnttons
OF Paris.
At THE FRONT.

K H.
trout TO 10 o'clock "Wednesday night stale thss tns
French we're falling buck IL the line Of the Mo-
6clie. ha11ssed ~ The Psuss2n cavall7, Fh'ca
had etrea4sy taken Saar Cnson, FAlquemout. and
Les E,arg1. Stores Of Ill kinds and railway nalns
naf fallen Into the hands Of the Pfusslahs- lne1
aai a1so taken the ANAL fortress OF Hutzeaste1n'
the Ycaxrs, which the French had eEaeoatedt
leaving guns and ptpsl&lona.
PARIS, Ane 1.-THE Jsurnal oFeit! has adEtces
frsn, Metz 70 A:5o yesterday. The details OF the
1,s,t;e Of Fruscnwetlef ara Stall snes1Ec- Marshal
sMA:NAlpn hail horse killed Under him. 4
Dfigahn OF cavalry reserves and one division
Of the corps Of General F4lliy arrived on the
Held II the close OF day and covered the resreat.
The pursuit. OF the encmr was vigorous at hrat.
iur WOOD hecaE1s 1eEe fecennolsaAnra MAC
NxEon, after being tnents-nve hodFH In the sad
die, paAsed sunday 1t ~ Avern. which Was
abandoned on Sunday night and occupied BY the
Fsrsaszns- some Of tht!s advance pictets cane
up With our rear Euatu- uus were driven buck
without much difntutty-
The Journal zaJs: Il Cp 70 O'Clock this morning
no a1tsck had teen m2'is Oh our left Wing"
IL the l.artie af FrGEchFeiIef the corps Of Fo-
un:eer surgeons, wczstng white hadscs al !nsti-
rutcd ~ the general convention every fen-
tsextd p1a3StwuEtbJ services.
II frannsis st4tsH tle situation generally thus:
The Er.uch hold the To.ges and thelr pass ages.
The PruasiaHa are n2ssing a. tnelr ease.
1linSpoS, AuH. N.-TtargyamH from Metz give
..ausa1te that Da12lae Is the real commander Of
:hc Fnnch army. mhije The Enaperos Is the nosni-
nal htad. Only two corps now have headquarters
At Metz The Others aFc nndef AacAAhpn-
II Is sta&ed that At the battle of Worth the
FIrnch charged the Pruss!aas eleven Huaea. Aac-
Nahun was for fifteen hours in the saittle without
tooa. anu finally fell fanttng In dttchr hut vas
acsdlrBtalfy allscnve1e and rer1sed sufficiently 10
direct the retreat OF th~ 1s4xuensof htz asMy on
lott
The sou-an-law Of Count Napoleon Dasa has gone
toC1.as..s will 500 ttrops as re'nfo1cements for
The French army.
II IL Aatd that the French commlssaziat Il
wrrtclse.l, uu1 provisions are utterly iuale4uase
NETT, Aug. 11-s:3g l. m---So engagement has
get f4kril place. The rain fell tn torrents during
the uight Tha troops continue In c1ccilcn1
hrltisa.
rAKus. Anx. 1,-a:so ?. m--z>s Lts<rtt mas POST
tive information that the imperial hcaiquatttIz
are me- longer as Nc;z.
Isr<i.i n-.p.tl IL The New ruEl ucfaill
fnSutS, Aug. 11.-The correspondent OF tht
New York Herald who was ptrscnt nj the hattie ol
Worth. iele1Taphs thr following from Ca1lsrunc:
''Tlle French uulciA accounts of the battle O.
Worth x1e wlully untrue AacAahon was COLI
p!ete!y spAtssL TnE F4cuch Msandancd cverY
thing and ned, leaving hchsnl their Filled, wound
sd, aud prtsoners numbering ta,tk'o. out Of e'.tU
engaged. TIE Ficnch hc d q strung pos!ton. bu
the lsusstats nseA with terrible precision, II
French very tsnlly. Huth sltts fought despe aset1
and nnxiiJ the French gave Why lu panic
44The arcounts representing 9tEassorEg still t
communication with Nancy are untrue Stras
bousx has t,ern completely itsles,rt1 since Hon
uar. zuA tho ga,ca are slut. Heavy artillery l
now on tic WAY for the Fr,.salAna. 4 Stout rraEs
AGce IL expected.
.Thr Crown r1tucs Ii vigorously pushing MAJ
Nnhon. sud another engagement Is expected.
1y-iieyed TUT the ut}cct u llc l'zusasaul " t
Ses a,-.ween Aetx and r*t.17
Ito ake AssuriAtcl Pfrrel
Lns<pox aug. 1l.-1ae King OF Prussia has l.
auvi the following proclamation:
ave, Williatn, King Of rrussla, make know
to all tho Enka,stants VI Frcnch ts7rttaJ ocouptc
by the German foTess, THAI The Emperor Sapotco
has ~ sea and land, Attarked the Germ "A natiol
EaRez u live tn ln.ace With the French people, Y
hare txxen 1unu.2aI'l OF fht fscsnao afM1ca.
ruI~l aggression, nu.l. hy military events, hal
heeu led 10 pass the French frontierA We vi
against suiiliers, nut cltizen% Therefore II
inter mar contiuue S. cure in person and pro
<{tv 50 long ~ thry abstain from host
asts, and We grant them protection - matter
right. Generals commanding corps viii ''eci
what ueasuFrs a5s neccxsarY tow1td fndlttdu
communities Slolatlng the usaGcs VI war, tn
will also regulate tho rcqut6iti"ns necessary
sustain their troops, And n1 the difference u1 I
change between German ana fTcnch curfcnct
tn Gr.ier IT, tAciu.2te dealings between soln
Aala citizens
,sIon.,,, wtLI1AA
o.,cn II szasorucs, on the 1,th tay Of Augr
I5s9.
Tue Eorifetr gtv.s the following account OF
death Of General Douay at the battle OF Weiss
bug. The General MAS, ffO!n the beginning
the thieses, OF the eight. When he SAN The
was lust, after he lad done al lse could IL FeiEs