Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-14
Weekly News Summary.
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b A8London telegram of the Both says
there was no abatement in the military
preparations of Russia. The st. Peters
burg Journal (official organ) denies the
story Of the concentration of Russian
troops ON the Turkish frontier, and adds
that the Russian policy is one of peace
and justice. Theirs mission to the, Czar
had proved a failure, and he was received
only at private interview and as pri-
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The naturalization treaty with the
United States has been signed by the -Aus-
trian Government.
pa London dispatch Of the first says the
reports of the lighting before Paris on
the 2Sth and Goth are. false. General
Bourbaki had escaped from Metz. ,..I
| O Lissander, the aeronaut, arrived IN
Tours from Paris, yia balloon, -onthe list.
He was the bearer of a large number of
letters. He says Paris is admirably de-
Tended; more than SOC, 1000 soldiers were
behind the walls, ali well armed and dis
ciphned.. Il .U35l .dJs 1900
Reports of French successes in the
neighborhood of Paris are fatty contra.
dicted by the Prussian organs of the 1st.
According to London telegram of the
1st the number of French prisoners in
Germany is not short of 10000 Of this
number, 10,0O0.are within the bounds of
Prussia, and 10000 in forts and other
camps. Published tables of the Prussian
casualties show 1890 oAicers and SO, 151
men killed and wounded.
King William forwarded the following
dispatch to Queen Augusta from his
headquarters at Ferrieres, under date of
'3Oth ult.: "Early this morning the French
troops of the line made sortie against
the troops of the Sixth Pruesian Corps,
while the Prussian Fifth Corps was at.
tackled by three battalions at the same
time brigade made demonstration
against the Eleventh CorpsX At the end
of two hours the French took shelter un-
OCI VIC guns VI tlCiA AOi tos AaO NAoWh
Prince commanded the Prussians.
A London special to the New York
Times of the LIST says: "We have now Of
fetal contradiction Of the sSatement that
Russia is preparing for war. The rumor
of the purchase OF ironclads from the
United States is denied"
General Ulrich arrived in Tours on the
LIST.
Bismark has denied that any disposition
exists on the part of Prussia to make
France second rate power.
A New York Tribune correspondent at
St. Petersburg telegraphs, September 26,
that to quiet rumor the Government an
nounces, semi officially, that it will persist
in its policy of neutrality, and that Turk
ish war would have no connection with
the present conflict. q 4092
Advices from the Prussian hesdquar-
ters around Paris on the Sd show that the
army was quietly closing in around the
city.
1t is reported that the Prussians at Ver-
ssilles are throwing up entrenchments and
buildings, in evident preparation to re-
main in that vicinity all through the ap-
preaching winter. - CfeT IS
Bismark says the reported conversation
between the King and Napoleon, given by
Russell, correspondent of the London
Times, and since extensively published, is
a mere invention.
According, to Tours dispatch of the
Sd, Bazaine's army at Metz was in excel
lent condition.
Bismark, in circular to the Prus-
sian PRESIDENT Ministers abroad, insists
that the conditions of the proposed armis-
tice were emoderate. The French, he says,
declined them, together with the offered
opportunity of free election to the Con-
stituent Assembly in the departments held
by the Prussians, which latter he believes
would have favored peace.
The pgebiscite election in Rome, on the
I'd, resulted in over $4,000 votes in favor
of italian unity, and less than 80 against.
The city was splendidly Illuminated in
the evening, in honor of the result, which
was heralded every where with enthusi-
.asm. Several monks and priests voted
yes. #A IT'S IS stsf
The Russian Consul at New York says
all rumors are untrue that Russia is arm
ing with view to acquisition of territory.
Russia does not want Constantinople ; all
she desires is peace.
England has decided to join with
France in exacting full reparation for the
recent outrages in China.
A Nantes dispatch Of the 4th says it
was known that a great General had re-
Gently died at Rheims, and it was sup
posed, from the fact that the persons who
took care of him were nenaced with death
if they divulged the secret, to have been
General MolGke. $50 aH aa4Ah
Theirs says his representations to Rus
sia were confined to the placing of the
Tours government in the most favorable
light, and to showing the risks Of Prus.
sian aggrsndizement.- 9 He made no pro.
position whatever. IS.
A telegram from Shanghai says the
North China Herald announces that a
treaty has been concluded between China
and Japan for the expulsion of foreign
ers. aaa9 ~ 0q
Official advices from the Prussian head.
quarters, on the 9Th, report that prepare
tions for regular attack on the fortifca'