The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-22
PROGRESS OF THE WAR
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slams are surrounding Paris and Paris IS
preparing for defence There have been
some skirmi shes and battles OF ,reconnolt-
ering parties and parts OF armles-one ~
which it is said the Prussians had 10000
engaged. Prussia will make peace with
any government in France that is able
to give indemnity for the past and secur-
ity for the future, but has no evidence
that the Provisional Government can
give such security, as the people of France
may not recognize the government. b A
meeting of Jules Favre and Bismark is
arranged for to-day-we write on Tues
day-but reports are contradictory as to
the prospect of peace arising from it. |
Strasburg and Metz still hold out The
French blockading squadron has been
withdrawn from Prussian ports y .. o3 !, Il 4
King Emanuel is taking possession Of
the Papal States gHelassigasto the Pope
as reason that he has to do it to pre-
vent the Italians fromoadeclaring for a.
republic. There have been some skir-
mishing outside of Rome, but as yet moth
ING very serious General Cadorna, Com
nlander of.the Italian forces approaching
Rome. is within short distance of it and
can soon surround it, The incorporation
of the pal States into italy has been
submitted to the people, and the Italian
nI.a,, oa,,Nar n Of Ioravioo
to hear the result of the plebescitum.
The Italians believe it viii be in favor Of
a united Italy. III Spain their are some
Republican manifestations. In France
the Red Republicans are trying to gain
the ascendency. In England there are
some Republican manifestations. And
even in Germany there are Republican
indications as shown by the following
dispatch
LONDON, Sept. TIT is announced,
from Brussels, that the international
Workingmen's Association has begun to-
Disseminate Throughout Southern Ger
many documents calling upon the people
to make common cause with the people
of France, and demand the abolition OF
nobility and monarchy It is certain
that the Bavaran Government has been
forced to declare that it in no way ad
hears to the project of consolidation With
the North German Confederation, =
formidable popular demonstration
was held in Vienna, yesterday, before
the hall of the Imperial Parliament. A
German banner of 1848 was carried in
procession and cries raised for a repub-
lie. The crowd was dispersed by the
police and a few arrests were made, but
no lives were lost -rs
The excitement of the people in
Prague, Brunn, and other cities Of the
Empire is on the increase. The walls of
the Romer in Frankfort were found
covered on Wednesday morning with
huge placards calling on the people tc
prepare for the proclamation OF a demo.
cratic social republic. Similar placards,
were affixed to the main entrance OF
Paulus Kirches. The placards were
printed in French and German, and
headed By order of the Universal Com
mitlee of the European. Republic"
Groups gathered about thenb and the
police tore them down, but no demonstra
ton was made.
near Paris. Sometimes the Prussians and
sometimes the French are successful
The Prussian Head Quarters will proba-
bly, be at Marsalles. -rCTCr fff
TOURS Sept. cot is reported RS the
result of the interview between Jules
Fayre and King William that the hope
of a speedy peace is not abandoned.
Prussia is not disposed to consent to an
armisticc. If there is to be peace at all
it must be settled Immediately.
A great Republican meeting was held
in London on Sunday in disapproval Of
Lord Granville not recognizing the
French Republic $4,000 marched in one
procession to Trafalgar Square and $780,
900 were ass embed on the Square. It
was the greatest meeting ever held in
London Mr.. Merriman presided and
made a speech in which bespoke of the
Republican movement in England and Of
the support and sympathyit receives
from the American press and people. A
banner borne by q. society from Hackney
had Inscribed upon it 1.-THE United States
of Europe greet the. United States Of
America with peace on earth, to men
good will"
1.-THE demonstration increased contin,
ually in numbers and enthusiasm, and just
before the adjournment the excitement
was carried to fever heat by the arrival
Ofanother procession from Mile End, bear
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