The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

involve pitched battle. BY this he will b,
enabled to leave the Prussians on the soufl
and probably effect junction with Baxain,
north of Metz. II successful in this McMahor
will, It is thought, strike the Prtlssian linz
Of communication at St Avald. This i
believed to be the strategy which Palikae
limited 1t some few DAYS ago in his communi
cation with the Corps Legislatif.
| rRrssIA.
Latest DEePATCHEs PROM BERLIN.
LONDON, Aug. ga special to the New
York Herald says: "a despatch from Berlin
states that Gen. Falkenstein is reported
moving with great part of his army 70
relieve King William and join the Crown
Prince. The North German Government
has offered Mr.. Washburne, through Mr..
Bancroft, further supplies for the support Of
INDECENT Germans expelled from Paris.
Advices from Paris report eight depart
nlents in possession Of the Russians, viz:
The lower and uFFer Rhine, Mo-elie, Men
l'erne, Meuse, Ymge, Marne and Loata
Marne. They contain 3, 36l 900 inhabitants.
Great su6erings prevail in consequence Of
Prussian acquisitions"
FRANCE.
LATEST ITEMS OF NEWS FROM PARIS.
PARIS, August 26-The Constitutional
denies that Germans have been expelled
from France at the beginning of the war.
They were prevented from leaving Subse-
quently, however, all restraint was removed,
and thd-e who left did SO of their own accord.
They who now pretend that they were ex-
PEELED by force falsify. The Constitutional
wonders that Theirs should refuse to accept
the place in the Committee of Defense. His
great patriotism and his connection with the
construction Of the walls Of Paris made il
natural to select him among the first for that
position. 1t is said Count Dorm will be ap-
pointed in his place.
The town of StavOld having failed on &C
count Of total exhaustion to furnish ratiOns,
forage and money demanded by the Prus-
SLAMS, was given up to pillnge for one hour
and the inhabitants weIe terribly treated.
A special despatch to the Herald, dated
Paris August Is, says: "The CONSUMPTION
for 1870, which will be drawn ON Monday,
will make new army.
Subscriptions for the wounded, deposited
in boxes and hung up in the streets Of Paris
amount to 40, 900 francs daily.
Yesterday, 1920 oxen, 3O2 COWS, 26, O42
sheep and ,0l2 pigs, we're taken into Paris.
n DiSJCSSlON IN HE CohfS L1ilSLATIF.
PARIS August 26-Durins the discussion
in the Corps Legislatif Yesterday, Jules
Favre informed the Deputies that, in his
opinion, the recent French misfort,lnes were
due to the leaders After denouncing them
he wanted to know whether it was for the
dynasty Of Napoleon We are fighting.
DRAWING CONSCRIPTs AT PARIS.
LONDON, August 26-The drawing Of con-
scription ut Paris for the present year is
fixed for the 18th. The call is for 40, 600
instead Of $1,000 men.
GUNBOATs FOR THE DEFENCE OF PARIS
have just arrived. The chief command Of
the squadron is confided to Capt. ThOm-
assen.
THE FRENCH LOAN PRONOUNCED FAILURE.
NEW YORK, August ga Paris special
to the Tribune says: The loan is striking
failure compared with former subscriptions.
Adding the estimated cost of effecting the
loan, the deficiency of subscriptions on the
first day is 1S5, 900, 900, while former Inn
perial loans were covered many times over.
The full amount of this will he nominally
made up, but considerable part by sulscrip-
tons Of spectators, who cannot pay calls.