Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

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. public anywhere. Great rejoicing
ut the removal Of the Press Censor
ship. War news aud details pub
lished without hindrance. The
Prussian advance announced At
Scissors.
!. LONDON, Sept. THE National
Guard failed to check the Prussians
crossing the Rhine near MulhOuse.
The wounded ut Sedan distributed
in Villages and farm houses In the
vicinity. Twelve thousand Of Nc
Mahon's army a. Meziere, and
twenty thousand arc between You
siers and Lochenc.
PARIS, Sept.,Z.-It Is confirmed
that the Orleans Princes are en-
route for Paris. Il is reported that
the Ministry are determined 10 ar
rest them on their arrival. The
reported difficulty between Trochu
and the Ministry has yielded and
harmony Is restored. Tho difficulty
arose from a proposition Orming all
classes, which Trochu successfully
opposed.
HAVANA, Sept. 7.--Colonel Aces
Ia reports the killing of forty in-
surgents in the COnaO region.
General Carr 10 reported to have
surrendered.
LONDON, Sept THE Times
says France refuses to treat for
peace, and that the Republic will
perish, because Frenchmen are
more jealous of military glory,
than the right Of justice to others.
Weather stormy, and rain falling
in torrents.
VIENNA, Sept. lit Is asserted
that the accession of Austria TO the
neutral league, is qualified by the
condition that mediation will be
prohibited.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 7.--Gen-
eral Fleury, Minister OF France
here, resigned and left instantly for
his country.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times has
several severe articles on the abb
sence of the apathy of the Queen
and Princess, who are deer-stalking,
while Eurore is quaking to Its foun-
datiOn.
The English Ministry, by Hcrcu-
lean efforts, have restrained the
fleece from hurting her vast eucr.
giles into contest. This summarizes
England's conduct in the supreme
crisis Of Europe.
LONDON, sept. THE Times to-
day, in its city article, commenting
on the prOstration Of business and
the uustcAdincss of the market Tor
.Ccurilirs, says the price of Federal
bonds depends on the success OF the
Prussiaus.
The Herald Paris special o
the 9Th, says last night was
calm and to-day there is symptoms
OF sadness aud detection. No one
knows whpt will be done. There
is no fire and no spirit IN the people
aud the cry is, the Prussians are ap.
preaching, and the government il
BUSY distributing places.
Yesterday all the police were dis
missed and Paris is left unprotected.
To-day new men we're substituted.
Troops are marching into Paris /;
many bear the appearance Of hard
campaigning; most Of them have
seen battle and look detected, but
calm.
Trochu was attacked by some of
the journals.
= There are ugly rumors that there
are no balls TO fit many canon on
the Notifications.
There is u rumOr circulating that
a hundred thousand chassepots have
been found in the cellars of Louvre.
The French women have issued
an address 10 the women Of all ma
lions. Delegates have been sent
to King William.
Bismarck demands Alsace and
Lorraine, the Baltic fleet and 1900
million francs.
Red journals demand the dis.
missal Of the employees Of the late
Government.
The engineers Of the mining
heights OF Montneitre are ut the
Hotel De Vile.
The Empcror'5 portrait destroy
ed the Empress turned to the
wall. No words spoken against
Eugene.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Under In
structious from this Government
Washburne yesterday recognized
The new Government in France,
nnd rendered the Presidents con-
sratulatiOns on the establishment Of
u Republic.
Grant arrived, and departs to-
morrow.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8~-Stephcn
e. Rowan has been appointed Vice
Admiral, vice Porter promoted.
Ahb OilANh tlNNbNu hNCalAGi A hlub
passed the Suez Canal.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 8.-Five
thousand American %prOtestants are
in procession. a strong police
force accompany the line. No dis
turbanCG get.
SARATOGA, Sept. S.-The Repub-
lican Convention nominated Stew.
L. WoOdfOrd for Governor.
Tours RIVER, N. j., Sept. s.
During an excursion from Long
Branch the village bridge gave way
precipitatinga hundred persons in
twenty feet water. Mrs. Sidney
ThroCkmortOn, Peter Rowland,
Mary Z. Styles, Maria Martin,
Helen Lone, Ella Naples, James
Martin, Alfretta Martin were
drowned.
CHEYENNE, Sept. S.-The Republic
Il