Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

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Of tie city resolved 3 flag Of truce
from General CodOFna, Ia com.
mand Of Italian troops, who have
arrived very close % the city
slncs and IVES received By The pe0-
pie with great demonstration On
ihoir favor, and they will not per.
mis- the papal zOuaVes, bat resist
ths entry Of Italian tTOOpa
LOHD0H, Sept lathe Observer
says in OflciaI type, that the pros.
peets for peaee is now better than
any time since the war began.
Hard E Legru 10 speaking Of ne.
g~OiauORs between Jules FaVre
and Bismarck, said 6 brief ArmIs-
liee was already arranged.
NEW YORK, Sept lathe
steamer City Of Brooklyn took $50
recruits for France.
The disease among the troops on
Governors Island is malignant bill.
lious, not yellow fever. There is
q cases and there has been nine
deaths. No new cases within three
days.
Baron Revier who figured here
before the war was killed at Metz.
The French steamer, Lafayette,
was detained here for supplies for
the French army.
The brig r. G. Berry, from Ha-
vama, lost her Captain from cholera
aud q seaman from yellow fever.
There is two cases on board.
FORTREss MONROE, Sept. 49,
The U. 3. steamer Brooklyn, ar.
rived to-day from Norfolk, and
will sail as soon as the storm will
abate for Portsmouth, N. II. A
heavy northeast storm prevails
and the Roads are full Of shipping.
MENDELsHEIM. Sept. lS-It Is
officially reported at StFasburg,
that the works facing Lunettes, 81
and 90, r completed. The garri-
son exploded, the mines destroying
the earthwOrks protecting the be-.
siegers; but they have since been
repaired by the troops.
BERLIN, Sept. l8.-A telegram
from Prussian headquarters makes
q great reduction in the number of
prisoners surrendered at Sedan ;
only 10000 were killed and 10000
wounded.
FLORENCE, Sept. IS AN Official
dispatch from MOnteraturdo on Sat
urday says Baron Won Arneni came
to Gen. CabaIno's headquarters by
order Of the Pope to explain that
q foreign military for the moment
ruled Rome, and the Pope was I'M
able to prevent resistance. The
Pope wished to know what course
CabarnO intended to take. Cabar.
no replied that his purpose was fully
set forth In royal proclamation, but
the Kings patience was tried by
resistance on the part Of foreign
troops. Baron You Arneni asked
"a hours delay, that it might bring
additional influence 10 bear on the
Pope. CabarnO yielded so far as
not to attack Rome for "a hours,
but reserved the right TO move his
troops which now encircle Rome.
LONDON, Sept. lS-The latest
Paris advices say the Pope and Di-
plOmatic Corps have taken refuge
In the Castle Of st. Angelo.
The capitulation of the city is
hourly expected.
Advices from Tours,now the seat of
the Government complain of the
interruption and delay Of tele.
graphic communication with Paris
and England. Mercier, the French
Minister at Madrid, announces his
recall, aud took formal leave Of
the Regent.
PARIS, Sept. lS.-The Prussians
were seen in front Of Colnear and
Mulhousen yesterday morning to-
wards Lyons.
The Prussians crossed the Seine
at Athis but were beaten back
friday night.
CannOnading Is now heard in the
direction of Bictric.
The King refuses to recognize the
Provisional Government, and will
only recognize the Emperor or
BaZine.
Germen workmen have publish
cd q protest against the war.
The cattle plague has attacked
the cattle Of the Prussian army.
The Ministers of England, Austria,
Italy, aud Turkey have left Paris.
A balloon arrived from Metz
with letters. At Paris the cavalry
were awaiting the enemy. The Fort
at Vincennes was evacuated, and
the guns brought within the walls.
Tours, Sept. Is --Diplomatists
arrived to-day. A great number OF
volunteers passed norlhward this
morning. II Is reported that Gen.
Duerot, with 5000 troops, occupy
the woods Of Chamont and Moulen.
There was a fight yesterday be-
tween the Prussians and three regi-
ments Of the line, some battalions
Of the Mobile Garde, aud a battery
Of artillery. The PruSsians retreat
ed. DiplOmatists left Paris hastily
last night, being informed that a
heavy attack would be made. There
was hard fighting around Paris yes.
terday and to-day.
LONDON, Sept. IS.-Gen. Whey
made q reconnaissance and found
10000 Prussians at Creteil, q Skin.
mish eusued when fifteen was kill
ed and thirty wounded. Two
hours cannonading followed.
Cannonading was heard in the
direction Of Forts Jurey and
Charlton.
The French institute in the
mama of civilization and nrotnsta