The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-03
Ihe 8uttetin.
THE WAR.
Interesting scenes ana In''''"


LOYALTY OF TIE FRENCH -
Herr Wachenhusen, white , Io ~ inan.,
near Sedan on the 23d M, somo n.asarts
Gazette, says "Tbe ny a - ~ fan, had
goes ~ ~" .na' " l.i bound through the
yes'ciu"s IJers were fired at this after
s'ree's our SPOUSE house in Remilly. And yet
noon Il".n ,,liage Of Bazeilles now burnt
"e Pc q fearful warning. In spite Of
~ "bs.,chI civilization for which the prov
H.. arc indebted to the second empire, Of
,ccrs assure me that on entering the peas
ant. houses they were met by cries OF
Long live the Emperor and women IN
their presence kissed the Emperors Ike
ness. The number Of these adhercnts II is
difficult " judge, where the prudent con-
ccal their opinions and the thoughtiess ex-
press them with musket shots. Inc mo-
tilcs. who are everywhere organized, are
treated by our soldiers as regular troops,
but the peasants who fire from the win
dows are generally shot without ceremony
n, bal,ers are wanting. Many of them ap-
pear incited to such revenge through see
ing themselves brought TO bcggary, and
patriotism has therefore nothing to do
with il. The officers IN Sedan carefully
avoid Napoleon name.
DANGEROUS OLD LADY.
Acorrcspondcnt near Metz writes: An
old woman was seen b.; a Prussian "Dop.
pl1post or double sentry, Of the Thirty.
third regiment, engaged In All orchard
picking up sticks. Suddenly the old
woman takes refuge behind tree. disen-
cages acarhnc from her petticoats, and
taking aim nj the nearest Prussian sentry,
shoots and wounds him severely. The
action, however, had not been 80 quick but
that his comrades saw it, aud, raisiug his
rife 10 his sholdor, he fired at and Killed
the supposed woman. lie had just time
10 advance and discovera French tiraleur
So disguised, when the advance OF the
French compelled him 10 retire taking his
wounded companion with him. A procla-
nation of General Won Gerben, posted In
AIRS, this evening, informs the French
inhabitants that any Of them found with
arms either in their dwellings or upon
Garde Mobile or the Gardo NationAlo vii
be taken on, and shot upon the spot.
THg kxpERoRs riGHr AT SEDAN.
A Sedan correspondent OF the Londol
Times writes: "Where was the Empero
during yesterdays battlet' l asked n
Caumont. "for several hours toward th
end Of the action. "ho replied, ''hs stoo
behind battery aud pointed tho gun
himself Some Of the soldiers atribu,
their defeat 10 tho dampAn VI the cartsidg,
served out to them. Others believe ID,
Count Bismarck squared tho Empero
and the Russians themselves have O.
hold of curious fancy ~ tho effect IL
Napoleon is only 70 BE- kept Ut WilhcI,
shoho until Paris 10 taken, and the lsepub
guashed when, TO punish the French, Cou
Blsmark will rcins,a,c him.
SEDAN AYrEE Tns BATTLE.
We well recommended to go to& certain
Picard, who VIC are told, had no ono in
house. Picard said, TRY next door
neat door We wcro assured that Picard 4,
the man, and that IL be liked 10 do Il
conld give us q room. "Of course, IL y
insist upon il you mus, have IL said L
ard-a cunning sort Of boor, whom Bal,
nigh, have sent into "isos Paysans.n ~
mo soc Would you like to have the roc
next this These - a. wounded man
horc-yOu see he Is not dead. The b
has b,en eatricated. The surgeon CIV
A,yS that he thinks he can bring him rouI
but hi wound has to DC dressed eve
half hour and that might disturb y,
Otherwise, ifyoulikc both ofyou to sie,
OIL the ground by the side Of tho wound
man, for Gods sake do So Declined wi
thanks Then said Picard, "you wou
perhaps like the room up stairs whore n
lille boy Is lying dangerously III with q
scarle, fever! You have only to say :
and II bed shall be prepared FOR you
once The scarlet fever ives also decline
You have an excellent room on tho Dir
aoor looking into the street." said Il
Bsvariani IL have already examined 70,
house from the outside. "I"Yes," answcrt
L.