Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-23
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| Ohcial-While Napoleon was at Narnur. Belei
UNI. he eulogized the discipline and courage Of
the RUSSIAN soldiers and said that nothing
could keep them out of Paris
The North German Gazette says that the Re-
public exists. de facto, and the Empire de lure
We shall treat with that Offering the best condi.
| tons. eta rssr
No biockaders have been seen in the Baltic for
| s.ss #ss .r sr PARIS, Sept 10.
Inc hed Republicans 2ntinue to pIacard the
walls, denounoing the new Government Iron
BILE is apprehended. The citizens say thew pre-
Ter Prusoian rale to communism
| The Railway to Calais has been cut at Cor
fans.
The Swiss. American aud Belgian Ambassadors
decline to quit Paris. 49,
Many Prussian scouts have arrived near the
walls Of Paris.
! & D.. ..se sad GA H. FLORENCE, Sept. 10.
Ohcial-The troops on entering Val!etri were
received with great enthusiasm.
Gen. Bi1io is marching On Rome
SEQ ToUns, Sept. 10.
Though 1t is certain that Jules Favre has gone
to the Prussian headquarters, basis of nego-
tiations has been arranged.
LONDON, Sept 10.
The Pruseian government has transferred 40
! 600 600 roubles lately deposited in the bank of
| France, to England.
Varioloid is raging among the French prisoners
at Madgsburgs.
Gen. Failley aud staff occupy finely furnished
apartments at Mayence.
Prussia provides sumptuously for their cap
tured French officers They are allowed the
choice OF townR for residences and receive the
same pay and rations as at home.
| Countess COWley has had long interyiew with
the Emperor in behalf of the Empress.
The Pos, says balloon, with 5000 letters
! from Metz, has been captured. Bazaine writes
that the army is we'll supplied with everything,
and that the French were victorious in every
fight up to the 31st ult.
correspondent of the Daily Neocs Gays Bis
marck is determined to starve out Paris unless
Metz and Strssburs surrendered. and tn a.
the Germans laugh a. Baz 4ine's hopes of es-
sspe from Metz.
China advises are more unfavor able to peace.
Gov. Rankin assassinated on account OF his
sympathy for foreigners.
Rome is stil unccc1 pied though closely inves-
ted.
The Italian Chambers will be soon convened
to hear the result of plebiscitum in the Papal
Territory.
Favre set out for Meaux under a safeguard
from the Prussian headquarters. His official re-
ception is still doubtful.
Only handful of men escaped from Metz.
| The seige of Toul is vigorously proc aeding.
Military exports say they cannot hold out long.
Prussia says. distinctly that she will recognize
no French Government. either Imperial Re-
publican She is reluctant to make peace at pre-
sent.
On Friday GrsnyiI made Ger tain suggestions
to Theirs, which Theirs might submit, if he saw
fit, to the Provisional Government. From these
suggestions results Favres' inter view with Bis
marck. There are reasons for believing that
peaceful results will follow this interview.
The Papsl negotiations for compromise before
the italian occupation OF Rome, have failed.
MADRID, Sept. 10.
OIozagas' recognition Of the French Republic
has been officially approved by Spain. The Re-
publican manifestation in favor of France was
made at Toledo.
The raising OF tho blockade in the Baltic and
North Sea is officially announced.
Olazoga breakfasted with Prim and Serano.
His prompt recognition of the Republic was ex-
planned and fully justified by the production o:
dispatch from Sagosta recommending recogni-
ton.
LONDON, Sept. 20.
letter from Bismarck, dated the 18th, says
the next phase of the will be the invest |
ment, and in time. it is hoped. occupation of
Paris. Then peace. Those In power will GER
tainly not desire further slaughter when the sole
requirement will be an absolute guarantee that
the peace of Europe will not again be disturbed.
Bismarck characterizes the statements of news
papers mainly romance When gentlemen of
the press approach him he gives them civil an
swers, and their imagination does the rest.
The French mRrvellously active around
Paris throwing up earthworks.
Russia is moving large bodies Of troops into
Poland.
The Times says tn at the revolution at Paris is
recognized republican, and that at Lyons,
where red flags are adopted, as social.
Paris papers represent the joint income of the
Empress and Emperor to be 200, 100000 francs.
The journals are irritated at Prussian implaca-
bility. Tho Times Gays Prussia afford to be
| generous.
| A sharp battle has occurred between Vile
neuve and Montrange. Eear Paris. The French
forces consisted of three divisions, commanded
by Gen. Veriey. supported by strong redoubt
| The French were defeated.
| COPENHAGEN, Sept. 81.
| Six French iron-clads and two corvettes, part
French, were in the Baltic yesterday after
noon, passing Belt, going northward.
! Tours, Sept. q.
The repulse of the Prussians at Orleans is con-
| frmed.
Iron clads for the defence of Paris have COM
menced operations.
Gen. Ripley, American, is now in Paris, and
has rendered his services to the committee of de-
fence.
Floating batteries have been constructed TO
defend the entrances to the French rivers.
A large number of troops and volunteers are
reported at Lille. It is expected that these and
the troops now in the eastern department. will
soon create diversion.
Members of the government have been visited
by the foreign ambassadors who have arrived
| from Paris.
The Constitutional says !: +" NJ. Theirs is perfect
~ satisfied withsEngland. He now goes to Vienna
te secure Austrian cooperation
! VIENNA, Sept. 81.
/ The Emperor of Brazil ia expected here soon.