Official news from Paris, dated the 20th, 21st, and 22nd, reached Tours on September 25, by anothor balloon, which fell near Evroux. A dospatoh from M, Gambetti, received by this means, announces that on ...
Article : 500 wordsGeneral Garabaldi has addressed the following letter to his friends:—" Caprera, September 7. To my Friends,—Yesterday I said to you: War to the death to Bonaparte; I say to you to-day: Ww must help the ...
Article : 177 wordsThe Precurseur says that the hopes of a Bonapnrtist restoration are very much cherished by the French guests of the palace of Wilhelmshohe. This is shown by a letter of M. P. Lindauz, who says, speaking of a ...
Article : 517 wordsTHE Echo du Nord publishes the following statement of a person who had arrived at Evreux from Versailles: The Crown Prince of Wurtomburg, whilst going to visit the Lanterne de Diogene, in the Park of St. Cloud, ...
Article : 165 wordsMr. Henry Tupper, a justice of Germany, and treasurer of a local committee in aid of the French wounded, has received the following letter from M. Victor Hugo:—" Paris, September 17.—Dear Mr. ...
Article : 202 wordsNamur, Monday —About a week ago a carriage, containing several persons injured, arrived at Rheims, and stopped at the Episcopal Palace. One of the persons was taken out, and for two days great mystery ...
Article : 88 wordsThe Etoile Belge of September 30 states that a traveller from Valenciennes has communicated the text of the following despatch, which he alleged was placarded on the walls of that town:—" Versailles ...
Article : 73 wordsA correspondent says: " I am going to send off this letter by the balloon post, for to such poor efforts for communication is the candial of civilisation come, in spite of postal systems, railways, and electricity. In ...
Article : 468 wordsThe King of Prussia, a correspondent says, is fully believed to be now in league with Louis Napoleon, the Taciturn, to reimpose him, or his son, upon the French nation, the first act of which would be his abdication ...
Article : 171 wordsGeneral Royan has made a report to the Government, dated Chevilly, yesterday evening. He announces that at 5 o'clock in the morning he advanced towards Toury with three brigades of cavalry and infantry, and three ...
Article : 290 wordsThe correspondent of the Standard has given the substance of a conversation between Count Bismarck and himself, from which we make the following extracts:— " I asked if be thought the French would defend Paris. ...
Article : 341 wordsThere is a feeling abroad thad her Majesty should have expressed some sympathy with the ex-Empress on her misfortunes. Several letters have appeared on the subject, from which we make the following extracts:— ...
Article : 288 wordsThe aspect of the streets of Paris, a oorrespondent says, changes wonderfully from day to day. Fewer people are in them; more shops are closed, more soldiers are out, and fewer women. People are solemn ...
Article : 613 wordsA large and enthusiastic meeting of working men was held on Septembor 24 at St. James's Hall, to express their sympathy with the Provisional Government of France. An address to Mr. Gladstono was ...
Article : 304 wordsM. Jules Favre has issued a circular, dated September 19, in order to explain the docree whick hastens the elections to the Constituent Assembly, and the resolution to convoke that body as soon as possible. ...
Article : 515 wordsThere has been little of a strictly home political character moving. Most of our politicians are away upon the moors, and the leading journals of the day are too much absorbed in the events which are taking place on ...
Article : 366 wordsAn engagement took place near Paris on September 30, in which the French loss was 1200 killed and wounded, amongst whom was General Guilham. 300 unwounded prisoners were taken. The German loss ...
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Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1919), Sat 3 Dec 1870, Page 22
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