The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-01-07

a sortie with an enormous force, as now
weather is moderatlng.
Won Moltke, after the battle between
Faiderbe and Manteuffel, sent messen-
ger to Trochu that the Army of the
North was annihilated. Troehu paid no
attention to the message.
A severe engagement preceded the
German evacuation of Grey
The German retirement from Glen Is
apparently confirmed
Paris adyices show that intense excite
ment prevails among the population, who
demand to make grand sortie. A num-
Der of Mayors of the city have called
upon Trochu insisting that he will
accede to their desire,
1t is stated that Paris journals accuse
Trochu of Idlcness. A number of Bor-
deaux Journals seem to coincide that it
is understood orders will be sent to the
Generals to hasten movements upon Paris.
a new General has been sent to command
the French forces at Havre.
The evacuation of Rouen is considered
certain, and Mantcuffel is forced to con-
centrate in the north owning to for
ward movement of Faiderbe along the
valley to He.
| Chaucey continues his successes with
| flying columns Of Algerian cavalry.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 4.-The lombard
ment is SO effectual on the east side of
Paris that there are only feeble replies
from the garrison.
The bankers participation in the
French loan is severely censured at Ber~
lin.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-Thc Army of the
North occupied Aziencourt after a tri-
fling resistance. Villiers aud Burqusi
were also carried with heavy loss.
Paris is suffering for want of food and
fuel The latter want is mitigatcd by
stores officially distributed.
Austria will arrest and detain escaping
French prisoners during the war.
Prussia declines to back Austria's de-
mand for a guarantee on the lower Dan
ubc.
BORDEAUX, Jan. lit is officially
announced that Faidherbe sends the fol
lowing dispatch, under date of the Sd
inst. IA battle near Bassante yesterday
lasted from eight O'Clock in the mornin 6
till six in the evening. [ have driven
the Prussians from all positions and vii
lagos held by them. The enemy's losses
are numerous; ours are serious"
LONDON, Jan. 4-Amadeus made au
enthusiastic entry into Madrid on Mon
day, and proceeded to the Chambers
and took the oath The enthusiasm is
universal.
MADRID, Jan. 3.-The King consults
Rosas, Serrano, Rivero aud Alazago or
the formation of the Constitutional Minis
try
>LoNDoN, Jan. 4.-Austria sends
Swain to the conference
VERSAILLES, Jan. 3.-The King at :
reception said: Great events must hav.
} preceded our getting on such day t,
, place. 1t is due to your heroism ant
perseverance and bravery of the troops
Our object is still unattained. Importan
tasks remain before we can achieve
lasting peace. 1t would be censurable te
) make peace if you must continue duties
bringing you here.
British demands relative to colliers arr
in a fair way to adjustment.
LONDON, Jan. 4-There was fe ehtin:
on the lst near the Swiss frontier. Twt
hundred French retreatcd into Switzer
land and were disarmed. There was
severe engagement on the 1st at Dele
Particulars unknown. There are vague
rumors at Lille of battle on the q
between the towns of Busigny anC
Bapaume, with heavy losses on botf
sides The Prussians were defeated
along the whole line.
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