The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28


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The weather IN souihem France was In
tenseIy cold on the Ssth
A Versailles dispatch Of The gs,h says
the French army of the North had NJ
ceniraied around Arms. The health Of
The troops was excellent
A Havana dispatch of the 9sth states
that the rebels were presenting themselves
for surrender everywhere. In large mum.
bers Their condition when they reached
the town was lameniable Ia the extreme.
Gable news on the 2sth was 10 the effect
that the Germans In the Eastern Depart
mcnt were ~retrcating They had evacu.
ated the town Of Gray In the valley Of the
Taone. A proclamation had been issued
BY the Prussian Government placing UNI
der blockade all ports Of France occupied
or which may hereafter be captured by the
German forces. The French Army of the
North had left Arras and were retrealing
toward Vitry. The Prussians had eyacu-
ated the left bank Of the S.ine.
A dispatch from Strssbourg announces
that the Germans stormed the French
fortress of Belfort twice, recently. In both
cases they were repulsed with considerable
loss.
The Roumanian Government has de.
clared its independence, and repudiates the
treaty Of 1854.
A London dispatch Of the Goth say
Earl Granville had received a dispatch
from the Prussian Government al Berlin
~apologizing for the outrage on English yes
sells on the Seine; stating that pecuniary
indemnity will be given If demanded, ant
announcing that the military commando
who was guilty of the outrage will b.
court-martialed and dismissed the service
Ex-Secretary Seward was received will
extraordinary honors by the authorities o
Japan, at Yeddo.
Professor Hall, Eastman and Hardness
Of the Naval Observatory, who went t.
Sicily for the purpose of observing tn
late solar eclipse, report that the weathe
was not propitious, and that the results @
the observations were unsatisfactory.
On the Goth ult. the Prussian TwelftI
Corps occupied Mont Avron after on
days bombardment. The French, in thei
retreat, left behind their dead and man
gun carriages and rifles.
A London dispatch of the Both ult. say
the French estimated the entire number {
their troops at 100000.
Accounts received on the Both ult. sho1
that both Prussian and French troops ha
suffered terribly from cold. Strong reir
forcements hid been sent forward to a
points, to replace the French soldiers thu
incapacitated. Vast quantities of materia
calculated to increase the comfort of tn
troops had also been sent to the front.
A special dispatch to the N. Y. 7fi5u1
says a dszen shells were sent inside
Paris on the 9th ult., into the La Villett
and Belleville, from Rainey, at a range c
1900 yards.
A London telegram of the 30th ult. say
the conference of powers on the Easter
question had been indefinitely postpone,
as France had refused to take part, and tn
absence Of one of the signatories to til
treaty of Paris would render the meetin
useless.
A London dispatch G" the I'd says III
French had evacuated the advanced post
on the northeast Of Paris since the redut
ton of Fort Avron, and the forts aroun
Paris were silent.
Marshal Prim died at Madrid on th
night of the Goth u1t., from the effects c
wounds inflicted a few days before by
number of assassins, all Of whom escaped
After Prim's death the Cortes unanimousl
voted full powers to the government forme
by Admiral Topete.