Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27

slams says they have stopped, is in
position enabling him TO support
either Metz or Verdun. He still
keeps his plans and movements
a profound secret.
Trochu, to-day, publishes let
ter explaining how he desires to
aid the people. He says the idea
of maintaining order by force Of
the bayonet and sword in Paris,
which is so agitated and
given up to grief, fills me
with horror and disgust. Main
tain order BY ascendancy, by pa
triotism freely dispensed, of
knowledge of evident danger, but
with firm reliance that our cause
will be vindlcated and maintained.
This is what call moral aid. The
moment may arrive when malefac-
tors, seeing us defending our city,
will seek to piliage, Those who
are honest will oppose them.
WASHINGTON, August 20-The
consul at Liverpool reports to the
State Department that in conse-
/ quence OF the continued increase
Of the fever in Liverpool he has
deemed it his duty to suspend
the issue of certificates to bills of
health for the present. He further
states that during the past five
days previous to August 9th over
one hundred and sixty rases we're
received into the parish hospital,
which is full to overhowing. There
are two hundred and ten cases
more than there was month ago
under treatment.
PARIS, August 2l.-Private let
ters describe the conduct of Mar
shal Canrobert in the battle of
Dancourt as heroic in the extreme.
During the entire day he was in
the front lines, and personally
headed the charges. His Abide.
Camp had an arm shot off by his
side.
At Pont a Mousson it is repre-
: sented that the Prussians continue
exorbitant exactions from the peo
D pie, and endeavor to make 50,00(
people feed 10000 troops.
The journals urge the energetic
reprisals by the Baltic feet.
Advices from Mulhouse repor
that the Prussians entered Erstein
q Also that the garrison at Stras
). burg made another sortie, captur
Y ing and killing a considerabl
number.
!. A number of Prussians wer
e seen near st. Mary aux Mines
f The Enemy is not beseiged o
r Schletstat.
A dispatch from Prussian sourc
;. announce the resumption of tn
# bombardment of Strasburg.
l. Prince Napoleon has gone t
Chalons.
n The excitement Of the people c
;, Paris, last night, on account Of tn
!. absence Of news, was intense
: When the evening journals az
peared, the people fought for frs
e copies.
l. Palikao's tatement in Corps, wa
# read to large crowds, who wildl
v cheered.
d No official bulletins have OF
g peared in two days.
r. General Trochu has issued oil
IT other proclamation, the meanin
s of which is, Paris must stand
E. siege.
10 Prince Frederick William is n
Y ported at Chaumont.
Inc bourse tell to-day IN anti
g ipation of a new loan.
Bazaine has decided not
a leave Metz. There has been ar
r. other seizure of arms.
d Indications are strong that a
extended conspiracy against th
in empire has been discovered.
Bismarck is at Pont a Moussol
Of Dispatches claiming a victor
e. in the Baltic on the 10th are falls
WASHINGTON, August 22.-Th
to President has issued his neutralit
er proclamation between France an
I'd Prussia.
IT WASHINGTON, Aug. 22,-Tl
n. Minister of North Germany he
a has a dispatch from Secretal
Won Thele, narrating that a fll
is of truce was fired upon. A trur
peter was wounded. The dispatc
d, says; 1--WE solemnly prote
to against this violation of laws
n. nations"
The Presidents prolamatiC
II. covers one column; recites Law
IS. bearing on the subject, and wit
ce draws the protection Of the Unit
pc States from persons violatir
them.
as NEW YORK, August 22.-Tl
re Paris correspondent of the Couri
Des Etats Unis.'says: II have m
ly self sent the latest despatch
,e. from Bazaine. He declares pos
in lively that he is victor. His stri
en- egetical movement was accom-
"a. lished, but attended with serio
re losses" The correspondent I
proaches the Government
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