The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-15
out of danger.

obscure'y to a new murderous engine con-
structed for the defence Of the city, they
also claim that they have mroe than l00,
900 armed men with in the walls.
The neighborhcod Of Scissor is still
the most westernmost where PrUsslans
have been observed. There is a great
scarcity of printing paper in Paris.
''Gallignanis Messenger" has been re-
dueed in size and it is likely that other
paners will be forced to follow.
The authorities at Berlin are confident
that Russia will withdraw her PROPOSE
tons for conference, in view of the per-
sistence of Prussia. L is reported, that
owing to the creation of the French Re-
public. Austria IS arming again.
Madame George Sands saluted the
new regina.
There is immense excitement about
the members Of the former polics force,
having been arrested as spies.
4 band of women in a tobacco manu-
factory yesterday raradea the streets
singing the Maiseillaise The authorities
are taking measures to prevent any dis
order
PARIS, Sent. "A dispatch from La
ban dated Thursday says the Duke of
Mecklenburg Schwerin surrounded the
town with the German force under his
command. giving the Governor until 10
o clock this forenoon to surrender with
the alternative Of receiving the same
treatment extended to Strassburg.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Fhe women and
children only are allowed to leave Strass-
burg. The Prussian fire On the city is
incessant but apparently without result,
A practice Die breach is not likely to be
made for fortnight.
New York, Sept "a Paris special
says: The Prussians will be in front of
the Notifications to morrow, the main
body is only thirty miles and the cavalry
but ten miles distant to-day at noon.
CARLsRUHE, Sept. 9.-General UlFich
proposed to Surrender Suassburg, and
made conditions, but the Prussians will
take nothing but unconditional surren-
der
PARIS, Sept. 9.-The Prussians ad-
vance so rapid on Paris, the cavalry are
within ten miles Of the fortifca ions.
They have cut the northern railroad.
Garibaldi has offered his services to the
French Republic.
BERLIN, Sept 9.-After a protracted
conference among the members Of the
North German Confederation, 1t has
been decided that the French provinces
of Aisace and lorraine are to be annex
ed to Germany and not TO Prussia indl-
yidually
The Queen Of England has addressed
a note to Qneen Augusta asking her to
use her influence for peace.
Victor Hugo at MS reception IN Paris
said, pointing to the American flag:
That banner OF stars speaks to-day to
Paris and to France, proclaiming the
miracles oa power, which are easy to a
great people contending for great priDci-
ples-the liberty of every race, the fra
ternity of all
SEDAN, Sept. 9.-Marshal Mcmahon
died to-day from the effects of the terri.
BE cannon wounds from which he has
been suffering for a week.
LONDON, Sept 10-King William has
given orders that Napoleon shall be treat
ed as the Sovereign Of France. 1t is de-
MED that Lord Lyons has gone to King
William headquarters.
The Standard 5 correspondent writing
from Paris says The Prussians can sue
cessfully besiege the city with their Co.,
coo men. 1t is said, that casualties of
war thus far aggregate 100000, more
than one half of this immense number
are either dead or NAMED for life.
The Paris correspondent Of the News,
writes: England having declined to
negotiate for an armistice, Austria has
undertaken it.
PARIS, Sept. lot is certain that
the Ministers Of War, Finance, and For
cign affairs will go to Tours at once.
Gmabetti, the Minister Of the Interior.
will remain here. but will send dele
if communications are eat, that matters
have been 20 arranged, that the authori
ties viii manage to correspond between
Tours and Paris. The diplomatic corps
will go 10 Tours to-day. Last evening
number of fine houses in the environs Of
the city were destroyed by fire, by order
of the authorities. The Secretary Gen
eral Of the Bank Of France says that the
crown jewels are not there +; Government
authorities took care to have them de
posted In safe places outside Of the city.
Jewellers have ceased displaying their
valuable goods in their show windows.
The greater part Of such have been sent
to place of safety \ letter received
from Stfassburg says: The condition of
the city is much better than was suppos
ed, the garrison has plenty Of munition
and food for two months.
Some formidable gunboats are arriving
here from Toulon they are iron-clad,
draw but little water and are heavily
armed they are to be used in the Seine
by order Of the authorities. Tramways
are being constructed around the city in
side the Notifications to facilitate the re-
moval Of stores; large number of cav
airy reached Versailles from Sedan, 2
short rest is only needed when they viii
be enabled TO resume active service, they
will be detailed to watch the environs.
The mob contemplates an attack on the
office Of the Marseillaise. The Figaro
newspaper has also been threatened.
NEW York, Sept. 10 "A london
special says: A private telegram re-
ceived In this city states that eighteen Of
the ironclad captain crew were saved III
PARIS, Sept. I0.-The Figaro says:
The Republic OF France has been oiti-
cially recognised by Italy and Spain. The
heavy rains of the last few days have re-
tarded the armies OF the Prussians be-
tween Rettelesi and Rheims. Only with
much difficulty their artillery can be
moved over the heavy roads. ut several
places near Paris, trees have been cut
down to impede the progress OF the enc
my; the garde mobile have attacked the
Prussians at different points. killing,
woundinr and capturing numbers OF
them. The garde natiiesiale are to do du
ty tonight Oh the ramparts.
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