The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-26
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THE WAR.
A Great Battle FOusht
RESULT NOT KNOWN
SoslTs; Franc T. ARMS
p,u..,n,. Term. Rejected.
/ Great Battle Foush'
RESULT NOT KNOWN
soUTH FRiv1" Il AH"s
p,u..,n,. Term. Rejected.

o-,,ryugR 18th. Tho South Of
49, vast camp The population
arr arming from the Alps 70 the f!'c"'
ccs. Al, ,ho
army in Paris has revolted.
A great battle ragged all day Of the 23rd,
north of Paris. Result not known.
The peasants are cutting of the Prus-
sian supplies.
LONDON, Sept. 25.--The Reuter- tole-
gram reporting fighting and cannoneding
IN lie streets Of Paris is dis."edited mere,
n also the tories OF the pillage OF tho res
licences cf persons absent from tie ireAeh
capital. |.
In Paris interested in the preservation Of
onlor for ilio So ialists to resort % ARM.
Itisnl,ur for tho Prussians to invent
such S. orics 10 operate on the mind Of the
rest of Franco and induce submission.
Genera WiwpGtn's statement in tho In
dependence Beige ID considered ~ giving
the coup de grace 70 Napoleon, and makes
IL clear that the Emperor did MOI court
dclil nj thc hend Of his troops % asserted,
aud that no sacrificed tho last chances for
the escape of his army 10
his personal safety. Thestory Of imperial
poverty and unsellshness 10 Endorsed by
The London Times a. a humbug. Person.
ally the EMPEROR may be poor. but tho
&. Empress and Prince Imperial ere splsa.
didly provided for.
Tho failure Of the peace negotiationi,
owing 10 tho dcclcnsion Of the Prussian
terms by France, hIs led 70 revival Of the
project Of n European Congress by Cont
mental correspoadens. ~ ,. rs,l....
London journals Of yesterday evening
say IL Is sheer nonsense Tor Prussia 70 admit
OF no inter yentiOn for Tie settlement q
conditions OF peace. II negotiations hav,
really failed, the only alternative left 10 {
war OF oxtafminAtion.
PrussiA's Terms Rejects
TOWNS, Sept. 21.--The provisiond GOV.
ornmcnt rejected the terms Of Prussia.
It's reported that Bismarck has issued
Another Circular
20 tho North Germrn representatives IN
foreign countries concerning the war and
the prospects Of peace, which is conceived
in much mildcr tones than have character.
lied his documents lately.
Tours, sept. 24.-The ministry has IL.
sued psoSlamat on TO the people stating
that 4 anco would rather bury horselfb. !.
meath her own ruin tina, ncceptthe inso-
lent conditions of Germsly.
Tho rumors OF - N lrf'
New Devslspaents
in the negotiations for pesce ne con-
iirmed. Tue ministry 70 day makes pUb.
Tic ;ac following important iaformat,on
Bssmarek,A Demands t,s, !
are, MS preiiminarics and conditions OF
peace, hat sh fortrcsscs in tho provincc,
Of Alsacc aud Lorraine be delivered over
20 Prussia, as well rs Fort Dumont Valer.
Gin, at tho walls Of Paris.
lDaAm1ssabls
The government considers these conAit.
ions absolutely inadmissablc, md win I'm.
mcdiatoiy address a proclan,ation 10 the
peop'oofthc nation, rs we'll ~ 90 tho en-.
bnsSsdors 81 foreign countries, cypos ng The
situation and indicating new measures. "a
be taken for the national dcfonco in .vlcw
Of tho harsh terms proposed.
Gao oftheso measures W. be the indie.
Unite poaponemcnt OF the election fos
members Of the constituent assembly.
Tho French Ahead. -
The Constitutional .says it was erron.
cou'ly reported Yesterday thst thc'cngakc.
mcnt 4 'ou9d Pa resulted ia F,cnch Re-
verse. ine French had the sdvAA .akS in
every one OF the battles. GlFr 7
Light loss NJ btraasburg.
The same journal says: 1--WE have pos.
tive knowledge that notwithstanding the
incessent bombardmen, Of Strasboure the
past month, only four pcrsons were LilloA