Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
WAR IN EUROPE!
PARIs. Aug. 49,

The Bots De Boulogno ID filed with cattle.
The s.Honiteur' says that six days VIII Dc
raeded for the PrussiAns to reach Paris. ger
h.ps their scouts viii arrive sooner. We sh@ii
bs ready.
must have entire authority during tne cI1sls'
and again demands the expulsion OF all Ger
mans from Paris.
rna Minister OF War announces that, with the
.o..vva veapons. he can arm an immense Ma
tional Guard in addition to those already under
arms.
The Minister Of Commerce and Agriculture
:. wonderfully active. he has collected quar-
ter Of q million quintSls 10 quintal is liz fbs.-
En- of hour and rice, and fresh vegetables IN
rroportion Forage Ia abundant and munitions
of war plentiful.
Preparations for defence continue.
All she French palaces are appropriated for
hospitals.
Russia and England are strongly opposed to
French Acknowledgement.
Paris In calm and patriotic.
Americans are rapidly leaving Paris.
Republican conspiracy has been discovered
In South Germany.
The Official news ia that the Prince RoyaPs
army In going towards Suippe.
fight occurred ct Lisbon between French and
German citizens. great many were killed.
Prince Napoleon had long interview With
the Austrian Ambassador while at Florence.
The Germans have spread throughout Anbe,
and have abandoned their camps. They are
moving towards Sommecy.
Twenty-Five thousand recently passed Joinville
going towards Massey and MAutiernder.
The enemy are advancing toward BETHEL from
the direction OF Mont Faucon. Grand Pre- and
Ooip AZ Bots.
going towards Rpernay.
StrAsbure and PfAIeburg still hold out.
LONDON, Aug. 20.
Itia Yumored that the French Ambassadors
have asked the great powers to guarantee the
French dynasty.
The Times military articles are attributed to
French frigAte is cruising in st. Georges
channel.
The PariasIans affect the belief that the
Prussisns will be taken between two fires and
sxtsrminated.
Bismarck's personal train is nearly as heavy as
King Williams
The Times says that Paris must and will bt
saved. but the removal Of the seat Of Govern
ment 10 indispensable, owing TO the predominano'
of vile passions. irrecon cilable with public orde
and military movements.
Inc Times QQeetlOne mcMAnOnS ISClioa VI
moving north east, and thinks that he might a
least have threatened the advancing Prussiar
columns.
Theirs asserted, at meeting Of the Commit
tee Of Defense, that the Prussians would neve
each Paris without q complete victory over The
French army and even then they won't sta.
long.
The Irish war fever ia intense. The fund fol
the wounded rapidly accumul&tes.
TYochu orders all unnsturalized citizens ant
enemies to the country from Paris within three
days. They must leave France go behind tn
Loire.
A telegram special to the London Dispatch
from Montmedy, reports that g great and blood
battle commenced on Sunday evening at Mont
fAucon. The battle was undecided.
Sixty thousand troops, in excellent order ant
fine spirits, passed SCISSORS to reinforce Mona
hon.
MADRID. August 20.
The Regent and ministry are consulting. !
coup d'etAt ia daily expected.
PARIS. Aug. 80.
Much confusion has been caused by the de
parturs Of large number of Germans. TIL
journals say that this will rid Paris OF many enc
mics. La Liberte says: The hour for grea
battle has arrived. The battle must occar il
the Valley Of ArRonne perhaps from there tc
Metz. We have reason to believe that the battl
10 raging now. II the Prussians repulse'
they must retire behind the Moselle. France
every moment grows more formidable. Ever
now new regiments are ready to take the field
Defeat cannot subdue us.
The Opinian Rationale says: War to the last
Let not one German recross the Rhine. For cen
turies let Germany remember that an enemy ma.
enteY but cannot leave France.
Ia PAkrie that military events of the ut
most importance are progressing. Whateve
may be the reault Mt Paris, France must redoubl
her energy. and create . third and fourth army
The Germans are active. We must use all o
our efforts. The news from McMshon's arm
continues excellent. Mcmahon has never TO
one moment been deceived about the Prince Boy
als movements. Il 10 understood that the Prince
Intended to overreach his army; therefore he
has kept In advance. Parisisns must not, how
ever, cease preparing to repulse the enemy.
The Prince Imperial has gone to Mezieres
where he viii remain until further orders
Nexieres In considered impregnable. It contain
strong garrison and ample supplies.
The London papers are befogged regarding tn
position OF the armies. The latest telegram
made IS confusion worse confounded."
LONDON. Aug. 50.
KveEy German arrested appeals to American
Minister WA1hbuHn for examination.
No American has yet been aerested.
The PrusaiAns entered Vmziers on the heel
Of she retreAting French.
King wilkins route to Pseis is by the uppe
kA1ne and Meuss.
The Prince Imperial wss at Sedan Sunda.
night. where the Emperor is expected. PHI
Uhlsns. ct that time, were only miles to n
South.
French frigats repaired her engines ut Tes
wick. Scotland. She was notified by the Gov
eminent 10 leave.
ParisiAns Of all ranks are enrolled for defence
Especial to the New York telegram
LONDON, Aug. 80.
We have AdvIces from sedan to-day. There Il
lighting along the railroad between the advance
OF che German and French armies. On the 2S!h
The gaxons held Hteinay and Mouzon. The cor
respondent says that not only has Mcmahon fail
aN A. az hnA Aha Dwua