The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-19
SLAMS soon withdrew without loss. The French aeet
is now of Dornbusch.


Two days ago the French vessels ofwar captured
an English vessei IN tne tngsh cnannel laden With
articles contrsbsnd OF warc oe,,u-2 ,yl rrassa
nen tne captain was SuesInsa, no. he dare 40
70 occur In Paris, and ~ the French fleet would.
Therefore probably be recalled he thought he could
The Pays comments upon this reply, and says that
the same impression regarding revolutionary out
break 10 Paris exists in Germany, and is Of the
schemes OF Bismarck
GERMAN VESSELS cApTURkp.
Tho Aositeur de Ia Fotk publishes a list OF Ger.
man vessels captured since the commencement OF
the war. They are eleven in number. The onieers
OF the French feet now In the Baltic have received
orders to claim at each commercial port In Prussia
an indemnity double the amount OF each contribu-
hon cxactod by tho Prussians In tkose parts OF
France now under their control.
The Situation I'm Paris-f 1000 Fircmeu En-
| iisted-Prince Nnpoieon's Head Level
Oihvier OG-Napoieen's Pence Psepesi-
tions Refused.
LONDON, Aug. 1s.-The coincidence in time Of
the recent revolutionary outbreaks in Paris and in
the South Of France suggests to the police evidence
| or a combined attempt to declare the Republic.
The testimony Of tie prisoners concerned in the
/ affair OF the Boulevard de Ia Nile'te, on Mon
day last 10 withheld. Fresh arrests made res
| the parties taken into custody were implicated in
| the affair OF the Boulevard de Ia yiliette.
NO PsAcs ron NAPOLEON.
A special despatch from Berlin states that another
| attempt has been made for peace between France
and Prussia A Queens messenger arrived at Der.
lin yesterday with proposals OF peace from the Eog
| iisI Cabinet.
The Emperor OF the French expressed his readi
ness to treat for peace, and the proposals we're
| made through Lord Lyons. The Kiig VI Prussia
| and Count Bismarck were telegraphed to Mt head
| quarters. The King replied that II Napoleon
| wished Tor peace no must ask for armistico in
| the usual vay The issue must be decided by arbi
trament OF war.
END or SApoLEos's DYNASTY.
| Ioxnos Lur is-Midnisht-We q have n on bigh
.u,bortv nrcsh from Pari. tnat IL ia the unyerssI
| conx;ction ,bers thai the Napoleooic dynasty is
| ended. The Rmpress- having packed IN and de-
spatebed sii her yaiuabIes inc udins pictures OF in
estmab,e price ha. lett Tor England by way Of Bel
| r,um.
Il 4, bsIieyed thai the Fmperor Is also on the way
to thi. country by the same tack lie does not dare
TO return to Pari, Prince Napoleon has ned to
Italy with mis- family.
M Theirs told the Corp. L6gislatf yesterday, that
the enemy must bc resisted at all cost 10 the last
| He admired prompt action. The surrounding
popuation should be Obliged TO bring their cattle
crops and food within the walls and then the entire
| region in sight of Paris should be laid waste if
| necessary ~ Duvernois, Minister OF Commerce
| said the Government was ready to guarantee them
| provisions shelter and subsistence.
TUE pErEScr or PARIS
| PARIS, Auy. ls-The fremes have been enlisted as
soldiers and thronr the streets Of Paris the Gduos
| says to. the number OF 1000. They wear their
| brass helmets and arc armed. TIE Projects have
also been commanded to send to Lalons- Marne,
| to be enrolled in the Corps OF Gen Trochu, all the
nremen, National Guards, and all men capable OF
| bearing arms, rs soon rs tho PIussians approach
ohaions'
hiseria PROPOSES 70 sena o'Vo volunteers 70
france o'"er r'por' say 'n'' 'ne A'ao on'eIs VI
HE'e'' uA'e oue'"u " 20 rI",,'o WV nN'
Nv "O''''e"' '"u u" army VI OWN 'N''o 'o'"n'
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i"e nv ." "''"k y" W. 'o'',i'
cations It's limited that this measure OF strength
enins the works Is due more to wish to keep a
| d,ugaro,s cias. hnsv than Il, ,,v or,u,l f,,r
80 80 80. "s :. -,
Inc entire garrison Oh rari' Is onsy az an hlght
eoonOs ., coaa, s"JsS h'ss.
| ~ S, oc, =. "a, -, -, -, , -. -, n, -,
ny e"uruay ioOo guns WI" oe n'ou' 'eo ON tue rams
inexperienced hands.
SMASHING rug RAILROADS.
| The Prefects Of the Departments OF the Rhine
| Vosges, MoseIle, Ardeunes, and Marne, have been
ordered to blow up all the railway bridges. viaGucts
and tunnels in their Departments.
B.z.iN,'s PREc,urIoys
An Impcr,I decree has been PROMULGATED. which
,pnoin,s Gen rrochu governor and commander. in
chief Of tbc army and cI,y of Paris. II ia rumoret
,ha, ,ne Enperor mas left Cbalons sur. Marine in
Rheims
| Gen Meninet hss been assigned 10 the eonnan n,
| - 49,. 60, -, 49,, ~. -, - :,
s,onn., al 80. ,o,oor,,,,inr .s nv Tho, -
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W., snoLa :. ,ouo,v..
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p-eclse JetaIs as 10 the number OF troor. enSnSeJ
the casualties, &e. cannot evea state the res ult.
S tne ~ a,ic%n 10 c,,tn,e