The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The War.

official announcement of this affair has yet been made by the minister of War or Interior. La Pubque says McMahon IS entirely free in his movements, and is in perfect conmu~ nication with Bazeine Both must be fighting the enemy.
 Forced marches of the Prussiens under Prince Royal have used up bis army. Many who are foot sore have to be transported in carts
 Brussels, August 2l-Bazaine is still cooped.
 New York, August. 3l--A private Lon don dispatch says that French advices report that McMahon by his tactics, has succeeded in separating the forces of his opponent, and that he will give battle, probably to-day with most confident hopes of success.
 Paris, August 3O.-All Germans have been ordered to leave the city within three days.
 Measure have been taken to blow up all the railroads around the city upon the approach of the enemy.
 Vague rumors ofa battle on the 21th, iu which the French were victorious, are in cir culaton
 Berlin, Sept. Ist-The telegraph lines are still in much confusion. The dates of the mes. sages from the seat of war, and particularly from Beaumont, giving details ofthe late battle require confirmation.
 Belgium, Sept. lst.-There is serious fight. ing reportel between Armegny and DoseAn i; the Prusians entered CaTmingen at 10 o'clock yesterday and had fresh engagement again this morning miles from the Belgium from 1 tier between the command of Erosard and the 1 ", ;od {; al; ed will involve both armies in decisive battle.
 A despatch from London, midnight, says: McMahon has been utterly routed after two days battle and is now falling back on Paris.
 Brussels, Sept. lst-Fighting was oing on for four days between McMahon and Prince Charles Both armies arc working for posi' ton while the fighting is said to have been desperate It Is believed here that McMahor will not fight except 10 win; he i1 strongly posted in Ardennes, his Hanks resting on neu tral soil, where he proposes to remain uotit ne is attacked or until the Prussians give him an opportunity to strike them hard. There is all unverfed rumor from London, dated the lst instant and McMahon is crossing the Mouse at Stcnay, pushing for montmedy + so. a collision between him and Frederick Charles is imminent
 Berlin, Sept. 2.-The following dispatch from the King to the Queen, Aug. 3lst, is just made public.
 "A battle has ragged since half past O. clock this morning. Our forces lave adYanc. ed victoriOusly. The fourth, fifth, and sev enth corps and Bavarians wers engaged. The enemy was almost entirely driven into the city"
 Belgium, Sept 1st-The Paris papers report obscurely three French successes, with. out locating them.
 Munich, Sept. 2-The Bavarian Minister has received the following dispatch dated near Baumont Tuesday; "A battle has just occurred in which we were victorious. The French were driven over the Mouse. The lst, BaVarian corps participated and captur- ed two guns.
 London, Sept 2-1O a. m.-Despatches received from Paris this a. m., claim that the Prussians were repulsed in an attack on McMahon, after ten hours sharp fighting. 1 The Prussi ans attack the French front and the rear, and the French Captured many prisoners. The Prussisns are reported to 1 have been driven towards Belgium.
 London, Sept. 2,-2 p. m.-The follow 1 ing official dispatches are dated at Bouilton l Belgium, few miles from Sedan this day
 Sept. 2,-It has just been made public that the battle yesterday vas verT bloody and dis astrous for the French. They retreated on Meitz. The Prussans now occupy Genvenne few Miles to the northeast of Sedan. Some | ten thousand officers and soldiers of the French army were forced into Belgium terri,. tory where they were required to instantly sur render their arms Great numbers cf the wounded were admitted into Belgium from humanity sake.
 LATEST
 The surrender of Napoleon and the Army of Marshal McMahon, on the 2d inst. is con- frmed On receipt of the news of the surren- der of the Emperor, Marshal Bazaine with | the entire force in occupati on of Metz Hkeu wise surrendered to the investing army. Me. Mahon surrendered loo, 600 men; Buzainc, with the fortress of Mstz l2O, 900 men. This ends the struggle The Empire, too, is at an end, and Republic has been declared.