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squadron to wear ship. The Captains
response was not seen. The rest of the
feet ran before the wind until out of
sight of the Captain. At z O'Clock, q
heavy squall occurred, which probably
threw the Captain on her beam ends.
The bodies found we're of men whose
duty it was to wear the ship. 1t is pos
sible tho vessel was driven to sea after
being wrecked, and the bodies of the
men found we're washed off, The names
OF the officers and seventeen men re.
ported saved are unknown. At IL o'clock
this morning, large vessel. name un-
known, stuck on Goodwin Sands. on the
East coast OF England, and was soon
/ total wreck. No boat could approach
her on accon It of the high sen. The
fate Of the crew is unknown. On
board which foatod ashore were the
words "New York
Eugenie and the Prince remain seclud-
ed at Hastings
Olozaga is attempting vainly to medi-
ate. He insists upon the integrity of
French soil.
Victor Emanueps precautions nro SO
perfect that the Pope cannot escape from
Home. Charette, commanding the rem
nant of foreign force ut Rome, threatens
to resist the Italians to the end.
BHRhN, September 1O.-The King,
writing to the Queen, describing his
emotions ON meeting the French Empe.
ror, says: SIT was overwhelming for
the moment. I could not control my
self on thus meeting him who three
years ago saw at the summit Of gran
denr. The Emperor was equally moved"
The peace conditions printed in the
Gazette de France are grossly exngger-
ated. Prussia demands no 5000, 600, 600,
Of francs indemnity, or the surrender OF
any position held by the iron clad fleet.
The gas works of Paris are located
outside OF the defences and aro likely to
fall into the hands of the enemy. The
reign of the mob aud terrorism is there
fore impending.
The attitude of England is unfavora-
bly, regarded OH the continent.
PARIS, September 1O.-The afternoon
papers report that the commandant of
Laon opened the gates on the demuud of
the Prussians. When the Prussian
officers and soldiers were we'll inside. the
oommandant fred mine, blowing up
the citadel and killing aud woundipg
many OF the enemy. Large numbers Of
the Garde Mobile continue to arrive.
PARIS, September 10.-Considerable
excitement prevailed over the favorable
news reported that Bazaine had cut his
way through the Prussian army and is
now marching Parisward. The report
stiffened the Bourse and Rentes advanced
to fifty-fye.
The Prussians are advancing on Paris
leisurely. The French evacuated Char
my as the Prussians appeared, destroy
ing tho railroad.
PARIS, September 1.-THE Prussians
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good. They commit no deprcdntiops
The railroads are destroyed as the enemy
approaches. It is now stated that the
Prussians themselves exploded the Lnon
Notifications. Toul holds out. The
garrison makes effective sorties. Bazaine
is quiet, but sends out expeditions daily
to harrass the enemy. Tho Pope will
retire to Fort Audolphus, upon the ap-
proacb Of the Italians.
BERLIN, September king William
has been officially advised of the in
trigues of certain German Princes
LONDON, September 11.--Admiral
Mines account of the loss of the Cap
tain, who was on board, says: "Thc
Captain, on the morning of the 9th,
everything was in order; the sailing trial
began that afternoon; the breeze was
moderate; the ship carried her royals ut
4 o'clock; the breeze freshened, the
Captain making from eleven to thirteen
knots an hour, while the sea washed her
lee deck, the gunwalea sometimes level
with the water; lie left the Captain $50
p. nl., twenty miles Of Finnestiere; when
evolutions were resumed, the ships were
in the designated positions, and West
ward course taken; II p. m. the wind
freshened, and the barometer fell; gale
ensued, and our sails were reefed; the
Captain was close astern the flagship,
steamiug steadily, and gaining on ns;
Mt 1. .15 a. N. she was six points abaft our
beam, keeling over very much; fow
minutes later, her lights still visible, q
thick rain shut her out; at dawn ten
ships of the fleet were visible, and the
Captain missing; the squadron scattered
to search; fragments of the wreck were
found, but no survivors were discovered; !;
subsequently eighteen of the crew
reached Capo Corrobejo, and reported
that another boat capsizcd, aud all were
lost"
The railroads have discontinued the
sale of through tickets to Paris
IL is rumored that the Prussians hold
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