-«nw

*9 Hioiotor of ‘WIr. snout

vigor the coconut I ht. of ProIIiI. com a from Mud I junction. upon the

m “g _

Ind tho Fro-ch Inny found ' “out! entirely «compound. ‘

- From flat time the bettlo might be considered loot. Ind our Inn: priIonerI. for. out ol‘ from Nairobi-I. whence it draw it: supplies Ind Immunitlon. it could only mire behind tho foflidcntionl ct Mon. where it would become I con- trol point ox och to the fire of 600 rooqu place round its circumference.

The Emperor woo. from eIrl morn- lur. in front of the village 0 Dalian. More, II an been Iaid, tho ‘l‘well'th t'orpI. commanded by Gen. Lubruu. was lmnvily engaged with the enemy. Ind well mointuined its position; thence be uncoudod the Ilo es of Monccllc. crown. rd with botto on of Irtillery. from whence there WII I cotuprchcuuivo view on the bottle field.

He thou redo along by the bottom of tiivonue, meeting it great number of rounded.

RoIIceuding the heights. the Emperor WII rejoined for u inomt‘ut by Gen \i’impfl'eu. At all these poiutn the earth qu ploughed up by I prodigious quuu- iity oi oholl from light and left, and croung in their ilro. After having rc- tuuiuod expoch to this hail of projoctilcr for five hours, the Emperor returned to tit-dun, in order to consult. if posuible, Wltll Mchlubon; be then intended torc- iuru to the field of bottle, but this he was not permitted to do.

The circular, the squares, the gates, were blocked up with all the impedimen- m that an nlrny in precipitous retreat collecta in its train; vehicles of every description, rubbish of all sorts, lit-upcd up pclbmrll. (in the heighto ut the witch of the town. however, the remain- tlt‘l’ oi the army were still fighting; lml

, i

L O

the corps, not being able to unite, could '

rill‘i‘ no longer any combined dcfcnce.

Ag in”. My 3 o'clock. Up". wuupmm , So ironic-minim u disaster elmuld not '10 or to Pope Pius \vhirh mum have con-

tho supremo

l two inbuilt! troops ntIiov

. M m of lily. with tho Grown Prince _ ooy's noon. who wore marching

VII Ilgrlod. new be clued from our mlndo.

King oi PruuiI ofl'crod him In interview on the marrow. perur lelt Sedsn on the morning of the 2d. and ocnt to inform Count lliamarck of bio IrrivIl. Ind trotted for him in I ImIll house upon the road to Douchery.

manic: tun .vor LONG cruv

in meeting him. In tho conversation that rulucd, the Emperor hastened to declare thIt as ho had given full powers to the Regency, with it alone could no- gotiations for peace be conducted ; that he merely delivered his own person into the handu of the King. claiming nothing forhimuclf, but appealing to his gener- osity for thd urmy nod for France. llc added that, the war having been unfur- tnuutc. he Would not altogether throw nll'thc rcnponsibility which lay upon him. but. that nevertheless. be won bound to

ly excited notional fooling. The pupcrs have made a crime of these Words of the Emperor. However. both in his pro- clamation to the army on the cvc of his lilt'pfil‘llll‘l) from l’nri-x. nud in his nunwur

lho had cxprcsswd tho canto thought i when he fluid, “ \Vc have done nil in our .powcr to avoid wur, and l cm my tlut git. is“ the entire llztllutl which hit, in its

fit‘l'cointlblc rltm, prompted our resolu-

"‘3 “km”: mnemonic .

of non; Ind tho copitnlotionl ‘

N. do BlItIIrok hId uni word to the Emperor the prurient: evening that tho

Conooquontly. the Eu»

w- _ n o M n O ,MmAM» “ v- .

.o , a...» a... - («w/«w .m

The 2d of September 1'“ I dIy the; .n wilmmonod monorioo of which willtdm bififiitm .mmlffimbrum

QuirlnIl Palms fwcfhly onion-d by General LI Mutant-I. Tito violent wizuro of the Quivimd l’IlIco it cos of the moat neutrino: IctI of tho nourer Iluec the occupation of the city. In tho ulrlnol Ill the conuhvoo for tho uloction of Ind tho minim: oftho Church over tho world how been held for centurion. I conclusive proof of its occlusiortial character. It belongs to the Po on Head of the Church. and its llllt'll it is t to property of the t‘hurch. and not of the Popes u Sovereign: of llomc. Pope Pius refined to surrender the common property ; of the Church. When the Lieutenant of the > Royal L'Iurper demanded the keys. the Po )9 eIlmly replied that if ho wont-Ad thcm eat him coon Ind take them. Let him with his Boraegliere break the doors of the Quirinnl. but the hop he should nevor have from the ,gunrdlnu of the right: of the Church. Ila i mode a forcible entry. and in now in pounce.- tlou. ’l‘he usurpation requian the nutwtiuli of tho Grout Powers. nud they are not likely to approve an unznoslon unparalleled since the partition of Poland. It mu :1 rod-hund- ud not of hrigondnzo. in violation of treaty oldigntions. and if abetted bv the European

stute that he had only obeyed u violent-‘ Poxvcrs \vmtl i strike at tlw fhnndntion of the.

lcxisting scttlcnwut of Europe. The I‘lov' gent-e (iovcrmncut took udvuntngre of the lzcuorul t‘nnlfu.~’lml to carry out tlwir long:- fprojcctod plot. They liop'nl, bellow-tho wur mine to it close.

to lure ovcrythiug so:

u a o I . o o .

L

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\VEDNESDAY, DECEyBEIl 7, l87t).

Ill-I'm.

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For. thorns. their whole object lI toblnd lpowru to ono W. out (or thiI m .sIehonIofthspo'IIIIIr om loin: froo gummy». dot-mood pro- lcoodlng: now in oil»: om bfl lulu-tumult v on on ty n luck the satire into its own mittth

nod reclaim butt only to innit. Accord

lnxly. l'rinco Gorieboltoti‘ it!“ announced in film” dcspoichot tho intention of llmio to gohuorvo eertnln pawlnlom of the trout . ‘Ilowcvrr utilihctory Gib titty he in live I. i it ht obviously no entire-«ion of the hoe will jof that power. which it might It may time : alter or withdraw. and in thin is u to the l mun objection: II on}; other port on: of the iconirnunieatlon. immune it lmplicl the right of linIIiI to noon! the treaty on the ground of allegations of u‘tlcb Ibo conItltuter her- sclf the only Judge. question. there. fore. arbor. not whether my desire “prosa- ml by Russia ought to ho cmfully cumm- od in I friendly nplrit by the conslguotory

NW9“. but whether the ' In to Iccept from lwr an announcement HM. ltcl‘ own not and authority. and without My moment from them. nhc has reboost hrrwlf from n mlonln covcnnut. I uuml scarcely any thnt Ilcr Majesty’n (Iot’crumvnl have received thin communication with deep rr mt. humus» it opens u «limrucsion which min t unsettle thc cordial understanding which it has ln'uil their earnest cndmvor to maintain with the Illusmn Empire. And for thc ulmvc- mun. ‘ tinned roueous ll ii intpmsiblo for Her Mnjmtv‘s Government to give any sanction on their part to the room,- nuuounccd by Prince (iortchnkoil'. If. indeed of illicit n

. . , . lsrillml us to «xclntlo tho lutcrvcutivu “r “Him-lrtx'ntiun. tho Il‘lssi..lll l‘lovcrumcut ltnd lto tho Provident oi the Corps chtnlutlf, sConxrt'ss. lint thuv t-xlu't‘icnccd on uucx. ‘ udvisrd liv!‘ Muff“! ‘ ("M‘l‘nmcm “"‘l

'rvflml diiliculty iii the rcuistcucu of thc

, ’opo. They thought the occumtion would

lothcr pmvcm who are parties to the treaty inf 15.363. uud had proptm d for a consultant-

gcilltur brim: him to tcl‘m'. or that tho in-lllon with tlwm, \vhuthvt‘ anything ll” N“

Him-nor tlhev might t‘xvl'clm‘ over , .

‘ unln uml the principal lioumm \vould over-l

. ‘vomu his uppnfliilull. thn n Cougrcsu

lliu t‘ui‘tll-l

(’lll'aftl which could be hold 3 . nmouut to in- fraction of tho treaty. or uhcthur there is wtxiytltittg in thc tumor. which from nlturml

itinu.” .This statement was ‘iudiupoup- “.mpmlqm H... “mm”, q.,,..,,;.,,, “mum. {my 1‘ l-iromnttzu‘u-cs profiles with undue severity :ublo. rout-c every day the lunpcror isnhonght. bu sa-ulml. nut. perm”. \'3.-¢.«.y,uponllusnamrwlnuhin(bemum-ofevunts

lstill accused of having drawn the sword

t in u dynustic intcroot. » The two uovcrcigm mct in tho (‘buicnu of Iicllcvuc, in the outskirts oi Swim.

‘ Iiuunnnucl crowned by l'npc l'ius himwlt'f; Things. litiwcvcr. Invc nut gnuc on so: :suioothly. 'I'hc l’opt- )r'rdivti in that Non;

I fossil/nus. llw stumbling-block and ridiculcj

lmd bownun'uuuucessury for tho duc prob-v-

‘tinn of 'I‘urlwy. ller Mujmly'n Government

Would not have romqu tr cxuntiuu tho

rpm-ration in concert with tho t‘nn‘ignutm'lus, ‘ol' llutrlidunou. 'l‘lu-v cannot umb-rsluud Will" WWW“- “lmlrl‘l't‘l' "Hill" “3"” PW").

At this coulcrcnoe the King sltmvwl tho ' u... “up...” “fa pimp“. back“ by m” mm- ; the result of such circunutuutwn. the risk 'lnliy fcclingu which unimutml him, by wll‘v-l and fifty millions of ('ztth-ditw'. “Wt-1“! lumrul‘ollililk‘dil““9- “"‘l ” WV." ililllgt‘l“

‘cxhibiting to tho Empcror all the con.

midi-rations which his lllloltll‘llllii‘fl do,

‘tnuudml. and the I'Izupcror pl'csurvlrd on ’uititu'lo of thc lllmusl dignity.

Such lrl tho rccitol oi the milit'try hp- t‘ruliozm which tcrulinutml so uulluppily in the surrender of tho urmy of Scdnu.

anuuot yicld.“ sun‘s uu ugnd. \vcnk. um] (Iv-3 ‘l'cuz-vlm mun. Inzlnud nnilrs at hi» obstb; tun-y. but bohind him is u pom-r which} gurms him with an influence. that hiulm} null. .‘Sovcrclgns must rcspurt. \l'c lmvc mono-i .thiu: like on unstu‘uuvt‘ that ull. or lllus‘l nf“ .lhc l'owors nrc fuvornblc to the iudcpcud-i lcuco nfthc iluly Sou. M. 'I‘hiors \t’l‘otv‘ n

tout Ill 0 car to the Boon-nu ‘to,;...,...,..,, only wring from us “up (mm ; it. “hm,” nob-d him in his troublca. 'l‘hu vclm‘nblu

that he should place hiuuwli in thc uni-l-

nlrnvor to . our man war runoron no: mch '

in the direction of Cnrignnh. The Ema peror, who had recognized the llnpnsrl-: .ility oflenving the place on llill‘strltdt‘l... replicd that he could not consent to tidl't‘l himself by the “orifice of u grunt hum, Iit'l of his aoldicrs. and that he was do, tcnnincd to there the fate of the army. ‘ The proposition of Gen. \\'impllun, no cvrnto proved, bud not the uligbtcrt.

chance of Iucccsa. I

Then it was that the commanders off the camps d'm'mrc cnuie and uuuoum‘cd to the Emperor that their troops, utter. having Iuctulncd for nearly twelve hours; In unequal fight. wcakcncd by fatigue; and hunger. Could no lung‘t‘r offer any; m-rious rtoiutonco. In fact, the soldiers, drivcungnlnnt the wullaund thrown into dirt-hen. wcro decimated by the enemy’s nrtillery, and St-duu itself. choked with the debris of Ill the corps, was being bombarded on all sides.

The shells set the bruises on live, and Itruck the wounded who had been can tied into them. The great barracks, «ottvcrtcd into I hospital, upon the top of which floated the red crosu ling, Were not spared; und men and horses. huddled upiu the court yard. wore continuully hit. Many of the officers undmvn were lulled iu the otrccto.

B'EP‘I‘ 3“ Till EVE!!!" TIRE.

The Emperor then endeavored to make

known to Gen. Wimpffcu tho advisabili-

o ty of talking) for In armistice, since every

moment of clay only increased the num-

her of victims. Not receiving any tld~

logo of the General. It the sight of so

much uselonsly-ohcd blood. and in such

'. u hopclcu situation, the Emperor caused

’ the white flag to be hoisted upon the

citadel.

At the some time, the King of Prussia

rent on oiliccr to Sedan to demand the

, Icrrendcr of the place. The Emperor,

not being in command of the army, rc-

forred him to Gen. Wimpfl‘en. The lat-

ter, looking It the gravity of thc situa-

tion. and not wishing to train upon him-

'-- nclf the initiative of the CIpitulution,

emit in MI resignation. which was not accepted.

The Emperor. convinced, according to the uncrtionn oi the press, that the King but declared that be made war not again» France. but against her nove- rcigu. did not hesitate to constitute him tell" u prisoner, hoping that the object of the war being obtained by the oncrilioo «if his liberty. the conqueror would be luII exacting towards France and the «my. 11s Iddroued to the King. by , onto of his officers. the following letter: 4. i “ Giro. It; brother (lion-int: non tum;—

jiot hot-lea been able to die In the midst or my noon. it only "mains for me to plow my sword to wmiourgldbrzfy} 1 tin of your

m, tot r a mo .

:3 ( Kahuna." Tito King replied no follow r litre. My brother (Standout rem {rum—Ile-

‘ satanic «room-9mm under onion we meet. mt tho Ioord of your biliary. Ind l pray 3m to mom ono of your elect: provided with lull point. to mot for the clpitulotlolt of the

V “In: nidvlt boo so bravely fought under your s. . tin my ride. 1 hove Ippolutrd mu.

1 NM In thin puma. 1 III oiyt‘rnr unholy

It» .W. limits. .. l. 181 .

“on. WI hotuolt himoelf to the I‘m ugh". in order thou to W .

on runs o! IcIoImI.

1M liolotorviowthoFrench General

tried ‘ nor! Metallic tormo:

Iii M" lotto replied: " Your

not auditor It thio moment

t we hora £80,000. W

also be pl‘ogtmut ivuu Illfllltllllun, "wt

mu of ‘ culumn of men, who mm“ C”. should itlt‘hloll lL‘GnUllS nm‘cl‘ to bc for-l ‘ 1

gotten.

Till: MISERIES 0F INVASlON.

A French pnpcr publish“ the follow. ing lcltor from an inhabitant of n small tmvu in the department ofScnoct-Oiucz—

“l Idlif‘lllf‘ advantage of on oppma innit)- oi informing you that we are still olive, but you should see how futiguc l. t‘n.:im'i:tlcll, \vm‘uout. \l'c do not out Iuvutm cry day. No more butrhu-ru hero no more bukcrs : all the cstublivlnncnts are occupied by l’rusaiam.\vlws,o prison. m's \ve arc. (inc cannot go into n help: boring villugc without it pure from the gcucrztl, which is often refused. No mum (town, t‘ousrqucuily no milk or butter; the Golds are all rnvngt-d. In houses abandoned by their inhabitants. the pillage is complete; but an article of furniture in unbroken, the looking- glasses smashed, the tables and chairs in pieces. All the best Iincn taken away; the clocks, tho mattresses, the most precious objects.. I have about fifty humus at my house, men in pro- portion, und this has now lustod ten days. I have had my two yurds flt'pfll“ ntcd. I give the lurgcot, with Klnblru, couch-houses, barns, &c.. to the enemy. l swagger about like u gondnrmc to de- fcud my principztl house. On Suuduy uftcrnoon, for a beginning, there arrived more than 6,000 men. They iuvudt-d the house. and even the room ofmy poor sick wife. You will ‘ remember that some months ago, finding your braces too long, you cut. them, and nmuncd yourself by fastening up the curls on ouch side ofthc nursery chimucyqiiccc. Wu“. you will not find them there now; they have disappeared with the fort. They have tukcn all my boots and uhocI, leaving me only the shoes I had on my foot, Nothing comfln mulls to them ; they have carried oil‘thojnmu and prcbcrvtm, a hundred eggs that hurl been stored, the shirts that fitted them; the sugar. Cuil'cc. sugnrplums. chocolate, varnishes, &c ; ncompletc devastation. They cut up the cows into joints, and distribute the wine in my courtyard. 'l‘hcy took all the bread and all the provisions, established themselves in the kitchen, brought Rtruw into the dining- room, and at lust towards midnight thcy retired to rust. 'l‘hen only were we able to eat some romains of n fricuuce of rub- bit, without bread or anything to drink. About two o’clock on nlurm wun given, and they left for Paris, where the con- mm were growling. They went off so quickly that they did not take time to put. out the candles, which they had cut in pieces and unlock all over the place. The damage doucliu our poor little town in incolculnblo. Roch day we see num~ eroue droves afoova nod cheep pass by, and corta loaded with forugc and socks “fonts. M heart bleeds when I re. iIoct thot II this come-I from my poor country of Beacon held to rumwm. Notice has jnut been given that any por- Iou found in the woods will be Illmt ,' the poachers will get into trouble this time. It in true that the l’rnsoinnc take on many no 200 inhabitants at n time for

hunters. and about like comfurtuble towntunen. Ihave established on am-

bulance at my house, which IocuroI me some dogma of quiet; i Ilse get I little broth for my poor wife and some ullow- once of uncut But if this Itnto oi things continues. we IhIli Ioon have fItnine amongst us. ltis hoped the i’runinns will (mount to sell us the brood and meat they hove Itolen from us. it touch odd, but Io it will be.”

ThoMoDuNordItItoI tbot it is eItl-

“ mmmmom now im. mu

more. you'll! "ab" a'glo' film“ It . or it

u thio un- amm' Ammugugud

on _‘

W Mohawk:

ii

I v' Vfliltrtn.

obtlt‘pm'n. who lmd hounded Amtrht and 'lrtim. osought tho rope to enter into on ourgujfl‘mcntn ulth the llani‘put‘i. The ml.

vim. though will mount. was unm-rrsrurv. ;

om precedent as to the vulldity of internu- tiullill obligations would have born avoided. “I Mn lion. (Signed) “ GRANVILLE. “ You will read this dcvputch and give u copy to Prince (iurtt-lmkoil." The other dospulchos uhlch hm. panned between the two countries will be published on they roach us.

'I’IIE I‘RilSI‘lZCI‘S (tl’ FRANCE.

Wt: extract from the Dublin Freeman the

for the Pope \vould us soon think ofnrrumru- f following Summary of how mum-rs stand in

ginning with Vs‘nostnus with Garrian ii. I l’hicrs is not a sanguine man. He is ran-i .tinun and dclilwrnllvc. and when ln- arr-urns :l’opo l'ius that the Powers with whom he lcamo in contort had :dmu‘u t-imnst-lvb-u favorIblo to n (‘oogrcss on the Roman (pim— ‘Him, and hrtd li’llllil:ilm’l to him that u phi. :iiou wonliy the Hood of the t‘linrch Sllflll.‘ 5hr. somer to the Holy I’ulhcr, be bid thc' V Sif—‘il‘ig‘i‘hl reasons for the cnrotu‘ngvilu.r lcltcr. i'i‘hc lbuunn (lllli“illi_\‘, no for from being ,seltlcd. is only bcgiuniu *. Catholic-ethrough- Eout the world nre )ruluuudly ugltzttcd by the rmtrugu on the ioly lace. From ovary country in Europe uddrcrrrs pour into the W» .m. told the most cutbusiustic utlt‘nt‘itl-“fl of bill: Ppwlldtlflu 1m film lunmns themselves. Not a diuiutorestcd subject or the Pope who did not hail the Italian nrmv its deliverers! And his enemies referred th the ballot-box as the test of tho unpopular- t} of his Government. It ll only it month since the )lobiscitc startled the world with a score 0 “Noon” in the cit of the Popes. Three weeks after Pope I‘ on rocoit'cd an address from four thousand Romans. praying lfor his speedy deliverance from his enemies and the resumption of his sovereignty. The feclin in Rome is accurately doacribcd by the ‘all .llull (Lactic. that portions who ltnvoustuku in the city will not identity themselves with the new Government. which becomes more unpopular the more it in known. Even the lawyers who decided in favor of Victor Emmanuel‘s claim to lllu Quiriual refused to sign their mvn opinion. . o..-“ .... ...m..m .

THE RUSSIAN DIFFILIL'IJI‘Y.

In our but. issue, we published Prince Gortchnkoii'h Circular to Earl Granville— the following is the English Minister‘s rc- ply :—

znm. oxuxvxuc To an: A. mwmmx. human AMBASSADOR TO er. reruns. noun.

Funnier: Orrxcc. Nov. 12. 1870.

Sm,-—Burnn Rrunnow made to me yester- day a communication respecting the Con- voution between the Emperor of Russia and Sultan. limiting their naval flil‘QCB in the Black Sea. signed at Purl: on the 30th of March. 1866. to which you allude in your telegram of yestcrdn ' lifter-noon. In my despamh of yesterday gave you on account of what passed between us. and I now pro- pose to observe upon Prince ("lortchakoil‘s dusmtchou of the 19th and 20th ult.. com- municated to me by the Russian Ambus- entdor. On that occasion. Priuccfiortclmkoif doclnmd on the part of his Imperial Majesty that the treaty of 1856 has been infringed in various resprrtn to the prejudice of Runsin, more caper all t in the mum of tho Principal- itirs. uguiuet t to explicit protest ofth repre- reuhttivu. and that n cause ounce of these infractions. Russia was cntit ml to renounce those stipulations of the trusty which dir- ectly touch her interests. It i.- theu nu- nounced that she. will no longor be bound by treaties which restrict her rights of cove. roignty in the lllnck Sea. We have hero an allegation that certain fut-ts have occurred which. in the judgment of ltuvrin, are at variance with certain stipulations of the treaty. and the assumption made that Russia. upon the strength of her own fludgmcut no to the character of these them. 5 notified to release herself from curtain other Itipulnh ions of that instrument. This assumption lI limited, in its practical applicntion. to some of the rovinionI of the trout y. but the os- Iumptton of the right to renounce Iny of in: forms. involves the mourn tion of the right to renounce the whole. ' his Anti-merit is wholly independent of reasonableness or on, reasonableness on its own merits of the desire of [lust-in to he reissued from the ob- servonoo of the stipulations of the irony of 1856. respectin the Block Sun. for the quclt’ lot: It tune is. n whose hand; lies the power of rsleuing one or more of the parties from all or In, of then Itipulationr, nod it has IlwnyI boon hold that the right belongs only to tho governmento who have been portion to the ori uni instrument. Deapotclm from Prince imbalmfl oppoor to mumc that Icy ono of the power: who signed the on- [Igomoot my silage occurrences hove token pines which. in in opinion. are It vnriInco with the praviolsnl of the treaty; Ind although thin view mu not IhIrod nor ,Idtulttod by tho consi notary powm. it may found. ofi toot Mira... not I rsquost to thou moments or I considurotlon of tho case. but In Ionouneoment to them it hot ornIneipItod their or holds lmlfomon-