, 1870-09-29
Statement Of Prussian Captures
During the War.
Meeting Of 1llc British Cabinet
Called TO Consider The Quek-
1i0n of Intervention.
Preparations Being Made to Inaugu-
rate the New Roman Gov
ernment.
Incidents Of t1lc Siege Of Metz.
FRANCE.

Incidents Of Tie Siege Of 1Ietx.
FRANCE.
ARMY OPERATIONS AROUND rAR1s
NEW YoRK, Sept es--TE- latest RdTtccs show
that lie occupation Of Orleans will
compel the aband..nmen, o. the line OF
the Loire, and the capture OF Tours
Is now probable. THIS VIII leaye all The western
Departments open to rails Of the P11EstAn cayal-
IT, Lyons mas soon be occupied, aud the pfus-
s'sna viii no doubt overiun France with mounted
nen, VINO mar deyastate the waote country,
TOURS, Sept 9s--A despatch announces that
the Prnssians hare mt entered Orleans. They
came near the city, hated, and then commenced
moving hack toward Paris ctytilan whom
they captured and subsequently released saya
Prince Albert received despatch, which seemed
suddenly to change his plans. The Psussiaus
have crtirely cvacuatod Fontatnen1eau- Taey
imposed no tAI Oh citizeliR, hut made heavy fc-
QUESTIONS fer provisions and forage.
Adespa;ch from Eploai, dated the a,th tnst.,
says: The Fsusslans attacked Raon yesterday,
but were repulsrd.
SURRENDER OF s4RAsnouRs.
D4RAsTAp7, Ssfpr- 97--A telegram has aeen re-
ceived from Ludwtgsnafen announcing that
:trRsbou1E SURRENDERED on Monday at o'clock
In tho afternoon.
LONDON, Sept. 95.-King Williams despatch 10
Queen AuguEta, Announcing the cnptu1atlon Of
:ssasourR at II O'Clock last escting. Is JUS. made
public here, at noon. Other dispatches saJ the
city surrendered nf 5 tclNrE.
MUSpELsHEIN, Sept 2s--The surrender Of
Strass'ourE was si9uc,t at o'clock this morning
by ColoHe1 L. cziusN. Dy this surrender four
hundred aud 1tty-onc officers and seventeen
thousand men aid down their arnas- At s:o'clocI
the place Will h. occupied hy the h~scgers.
LyNpoSt Sfrt. 2s.-Thc New York Tfi5une's
special nj straspourF, te!egTapas oa the 9sth: at
this morning the ratea Of St1asbourg we.c occu-
pied fy The German troops. 1t Is reported that
the Inhabitants. driven to desperation. succeeded
yesterday evening In holsttng . white nag On the
Cathedral. but Elrtch ordered it removed. Tue
surrender WIS afterwards 20 noetled by the ptes-
sure Of the citizens and garrlsou. There Is great
rejoicing here oscF the victory. Salutes are nr1ng
and bells urc ringing.
TIE arruA11ox m iHp ABorr Iroxs.
fSrecia1 Dfspateh to the Fcw York Snn.1
LrOSs. Sept. q, ria LONDON, Sept es--1t w8s
not without difficulty that reached LYONS.
left Paris Saturday morning, and VAS obliged to
PASS ny Rouen, and arrived here
only Monday night Everywhere the
roads were covered with soldiers and recruits
for the Army de Ia Lnlrs. which Is In the way of
formation At Tours, sud another Of Du Rhore,
under the command Of General Clnaercs, which
il about to be organized frnm Aa-selEle5 ITO L.
nnA These TWO a mieA Ntu har7As tho Pru1stans
during the Beige. Here is certainly the last hope
OF France. The people nre moFe energetic and
resolutc than IN other parts Of France. They
haye Assumed the direction Of their own Affairs.
The Municipal Council, yesterday, unanimously
elected General Clukerct Cemm2nder-in- Chief Of
the Volunteer Army Of the Rbone, He has not
yet accepted, but will advise the people, this af-
fernoon, IRON the Hotel &C Sille and will require
them to raise, hy exaetton, x, c,oo0, 900 francs,
for the organization Of tho army. II
the money is granted, be Will accept
the command Thers js rumor
OF Bazalnu having cut his Way to Sedan; hut we
haze received, by : balloon. about nvc hundret,
letter. from Bazasnc's soldiers, taytng they will
wait for fal1 weather tIefore moving. believe
more will happen than the escape OF Dazatnc.
think the PruastAus are now In = very bad condi.
tton- There are MK hundred thousand persons
1nder azms In Paris. Everywhere the people ar
anxious to light Two ucw armies are In forna-
tion on the nauE Of tho enemy, and there Is de-
termination On the part Of the people to treat al
the FJuastane.
Lro:;s, Sept. Il, eia LONDON, Sept 2s.-1he
7rukstnns have Eetreatetl from teforc Mulhausen,
and generally from the 1laut-Rhln. They left in
20 great hurry that they abandoned their Siege
regulations.
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TorRs, Sept ga letter 4lated from Paris
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one eeTnttment-aelence OF inc capital rae 40.
n4ts anu Naafonat Suatas oenaSe Win Sfea'
cootness and determination. a Zoaasc "ao he<
IL tFcenl akAt "'taout afnG snot' ana h1te1'
war" s'seMPeea u An' Inc oa1esF wac arsesteo
him, has been shot BY oriler Of 4 court-marttal
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who have behaved badly. The cowarsls ART most
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