The War
There was fighting to the north of the Loire and around Paris, from the 28th November to tho 7th December. General Dacrot made a sortie with 150,000…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1871
302 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 16
War News
If Count Bismarck should not be able to be present during the session of the Reichstrath, which is to commence at Berlin on the 24th of November, he will be represented by Herr Von Delbruck, chief…
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THE correspondent of the Daily News at Blois writes of the battle of Bacon:—" At Bacon there was a very determined light, in which the losses were very great on each side. The Prussians were completely beaten…
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A COUNTRY home: the tranquil air is laden With perfumes wafted from the linden trees; Her tresses golden in the sun, yon maiden, Companion meet of gentle dove-eyed Peace,…
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GERMAN LANDWEHR BEFORE PARIS…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →News by the Californian Mail. Details of War News From 30Th Nov. to 14Th December. Defeat of the Army of the Loire.—War Balloon Probably Lost in the Atlantic
Versailles, November 30th.—On Monday and Tuesday the cannonade was maintained by the Paris forts, followed by sorties in force, supported by gunboats in the direction of l'Hay, on the…
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ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.— Prince Frederick Charles announces that the 10th Army Corps was attacked on November 28, by a largely superior force of the enemy. The former concentrated their force…
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Count Potocki has resigned office, but he returns to power, reforming his Cabinet, and retaining Count T[?]af[?] and Baron Petrino. The Minister of War, Herr Kuhn, will demand from the Austro-Hungarian Delegation in…
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When we last wrote, it was to advert to the fall of Metz, and the carrying away a vast French army into captivity. We said that Orleans and other places had been taken, and that there was an…
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AGREEABLE to custom Mr. Grant Duff addressed his constituents at Elgin on Tuesday, 15th November. There was a very large audience. Mr. GRANT DUFF spoke at considerable length,…
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There seems to be absolutely no hope of averting the fearful tragedy whose approach is weighing like a nightmare on the heart and mind of Europe—a tragedy which even those who will be the active…
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Rosario, 3 guns, Commander Challis, at Sydney. Virago, 6 guns, Commander Murray, on a cruise. Balanche, 8 guns, Commander Montgomery, at New Zealand. Clio, 21 guns, Commod[?] Stirling, on a cruise…
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RETREAT OF GENERAL DER TANN.—The military correspondent of the Silesian Gazette has furnished some information with respect to the retreat of General Von der Tann. He says that the first corps…
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THE latest telegraphic news announces that the bombardment of Paris had commenced. The crisis had come at last, and the once proud and beautiful city may now…
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THE correspondent of the Daily Hews at Blois writes of the battle of Bacon :--" At Bacon there was a very determined fight, in which the losses were very great on each side. The Prussians were completely beaten…
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Count Potocki has resigned office, but he returns to power, reforming his Cabinet, and retaining Count Taafe and Baron Petrino. The Minister of War, Herr Kuhn, will demand from the Austro-Hungarian Delegation in…
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THE Standard's correspondent writes from St. Petersburg as follows:- " I am informed, on good authority, that the Turkish ironclads could not possibly leave the Inner Horn for…
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