Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-01

AU1AEAM.NF ~ ANAAAh HuAGfNu
ElampaB and demanded money.
The Mayor refused, unless 8 suHl-
Gent force appeared 70 enforce the
demand. The Uhlans departed
and have not retuFped.
The PrussiaBs arc In force at
Pithiviers.
The Government authorities
blame the American Government
for detention.
The steamer Lafayette Is at New
York, claiming that from all parts
Of the United States, the Prussians
are allowed to depart.
HAVANA, Sept. 24.-Louis Ayes
taran recently Cuban representative
at New York, was captured while
attempting to return, was court
martialed and shot this morning.
MADRID, Sept. 2-The NANTES.
to will appear TO. morrow signed By
all the Republican members of the
COrtes, In favor Of the Ibernian
union.
Senator Orez publishes a mani
festO advising the formation of a
legion to aid France, and says the
candidatuFe Of Hohenzollern or any
other person in the Prussian inter.
est is inadvisable.
DeROdas announces the approach
and submission Of all classes Of
Cubans TO Spanish rule, and says
when it occurs he will accord them
the same privileges according to
B Porto Rico.
CoPENHAGEN, Sept. 2I.-Twenty
/ vessels Of the French feet have ar
rived Ia the Gulf OF Lubbock.
I. BRUSSELS, Sept. 24-NOOn.-Ba
Eaine offered to c~apitulate Metz oil
condition that he be allowed L
q retain baggage aud arms, and stipu
0 lating not to take up arms agail
for three months.
L Tours, Sept. 24.-The Ministr,
issued a proclamation that Franc
y will rather bury herself under he
own ruins than accept insolen
conditions from Germany.
Il II Is reported that the Duk,
d'Annale will be q candidate TO
the Constituent Assembly.
). Five imperial yachts were un
armed, the Trochu, Jupiter, Tu
d renne, Desaix and Kleber.
q FLORENCE, Sept. A.-The Roma
d populace tore down the escutcheOI
Of foreign Legations, where con
fined with Papal arms.
}. Cardona issued q proclamatiol
denOunCing such actions as viola
L tons Of international law an
!. threatening severe penalties.
Viterbo votes on plebiscite o.
the second Of October.
l. LONDON, Sept. 24.-The Times Ia
Il the following conversation betwee
the King and the Emperor at Belle
e vue:
King. And God has given gu
arms victory in the war you hav
precipitated.
Emperor. The war was no
sought by me, but was imposed o.
i me by public opinion.
King. Your Ministry create,
that opinion. Your army, however
certainly fought bravely.
Emperor. But the Prussians ha'
discipline that mine has recent,
K lacked.
|. King. Before and since 1866 W
studied CAREFUL the experience an,
i instruction of other nRtious.
II Emperor. Your artillery wo.
everything. It's the finest in tn
world.
King. In the matter of artillcr
}. particularly we have utilized tn
experience of other nations.
q Emperor. Prince Frederic
Charles decided the event Of III
last battle, his army carrying GU
l. last position.
King. You err; 1t was my so
Il who tough at Sedan.
Emperor. Where then was Prime
Frederick Charles?
II King. His army corps was b
fore Metz. Have you anythibT I
10 propose?
Emperor.-Nothing whatever.
: am q prisoner.
King.-With whom then have
"A to treat?
l. Emperor-With the Empress an
Government at Paris. l am pow
m erless. Can make no terms, Civ
RI no orders.
King.-Win Withelmshoepe su
70 you as a residencet
If EmperOr.-Yes.
q The conversation continued
4. short time, the King expressir
coincidence with the Emperor
lr misfortune, and withdrew with e
A. cry mark of respect.
Of Tours, Sept. 24.-The postal SC
O.. vice is more irregular than ever.
The railway service at Orleal
ns stopped without cause.
v. DISCRIMINATION Is very generl
The press universally condemn Il
r. want of discipline.
is Gen. Cambriel is appointed
~ command the army of BOruges.
"a Marseilles and Toulouse are pr
II pairing for q vigorous defence.
10 RumOrs of new peace develol
d ments are confirmed.
The Ministry to-day publish
70 the following:
Bismarck demands as preliminI
,. ry conditions, that all fortresses
!. Alsace and Lorraine be delivered
h the Prussians, as well as fort d.
n Mont Valernia at the walls at Pari
Il The Provisional Government col
q sidered these conditions absOlutel
inadmissable, and will immediatel
3 address q proclamation to the pei