Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-13
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Cholera Disturbances - t'Tussian
and Frcnc, srOn-Giasi4-- G'anroherf
III command OF Paris teronnuis.
Shnce by the EInpcrOr--NO Fighting
-Fhe London IimcS on the EN-
peror-Frenci Report of The battle
OF s'Orth, Gc.. Dc
PARIS. Aug L. The pr.s,r I.nn,l>h.i u
rroc!amatI,.n addressed by t. p.c!rct u: S:ras
bourg 70 lie cltzans He lays Tcp0r.s - Gu =.
tea TO Create uncaslucss haee been c,rcu area.
Some prrSoTS have dared 10 express he Gc i'll
that Sitasbuurg will surrender IT, r!i@ cucUiy
without striking blow. Our rllnrartS are
armed with 400 canl0n, CIR garrison Is large.
Ii VIC ale attacked We will iirIrn,i ourselves 50
long as TIA, IT IS man left. Let all good ctl
Ztns be treasured, and let cSil disposed trrGn
bic.
LONDON, Aug. Is -ChoIcri has broken out
IN the towns on the shore OF the Black Sea.
Vessels thence are Guaranteed at Liverpool.
The Orange celebration at Londonderry yes
terday was attended with much violence.
There were number OF desperate aifrays which
assumed such proportions at one time that the
riot act WIS lcad. Forty persons we're more
or less injured At Ennis kilen good order
was maintained only by the presence Of strong
bodies Of police and soIdiely.
Sir Robert Corr,a candidate for the House
OF Commons, addressed crowded meeting at
Plymouth last tight on tn" subject OF tho
France PruSslan War.
Pfussian aud French iron clad fleet were re.
Gently in close proximity off tie mouth OF the
Elbc The Prussans hold all the avenues oil
communication between Metz and StrasbOurg.
PARIS, Aug. l3.-Gencral Trochu has az
sumcd command at ChalonS.
General Canrobtrt replaces paraguay d.
Killers 10 command Of the army Of Paris.
There has been no fighting before Metz. Or
Tuesday thcEmperor reconpoltcred the enemy s
position in the woods between St. AVOID anC
Forbach.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Times this morn.
ing says: I'm tortni ght the Emperor ha:
more perfectly undermined his throne than hi:
enemies 10 score of years. Treasured by thu
vote of the Plcbiscite he has thrown away the
votes Of the people and his dynasty"
The seat OF war is now between the river:
Saar and Moselle.
The Saturday Review relrains from Spccula
tons on the war, because it says few days
must determine the late OF France and the
Emperor. Probably the army will take matters
In their own hands, choose leader and fight
out the war.
LONDON, Aug. 13-An abstract Of McMahon's
report OF the battle of Worth or Froschwllel
says that on the 9th the enemy attacked the
heights of Guorsdorf, opening with cannon
and rifles. The attack was so violent that a
first the division was compelled to change front
Soon the Prussians made q faint from the RICH
bank Of the Saar, followed at noon by the re
newa of on the right wing.
Charges OF cavalry and infantry failed TO dis
lodge the enemy, and at 4 o clock the French
right was broken, and a retreat upon Savcrnt
and Nicdcrbrun became necessity.
The Spectator thinks the next battle mus
decide the fate of the Empire, as popular fatf
in the Emperor is vanishing.
The Post in contradicting the evening paper
of yesterday. assert that the Prince lmpcria
is with the Emperor.