Washington Neutrality Rules Tighten Arms Trade Limits
Washington reports an official stance on neutrality laws amid the European war. Attorney General instructions push district attorneys and marshals to enforce the president’s proclamation, with naval and military support where needed. Private vessels may be blocked if tied to wartime governments, while individuals may trade arms at their own risk. The cattle plague in Germany and occupied France prompts tighter import controls on meat, hides, and wool, with consular certificates required to land cattle and hides from Europe.
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French Victory Pushes Prussians From Versailles
Reports from Tours on December 12 describe a French victory near Paris as Gen. Ducrot’s sortie at Mont Valerien and Saint-Cloud defeats Prussians, who retreat to Versailles. Fighting renews before St. Quentin, with Prussian atrocities alleged and calls for recorded reprisals by authorities and ambassadors. Garibaldi heads to field. Gambetta orders complete force returns. Prussians occupy Orleans after heavy exchanges and bombardment.
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A Morning Journal correspondent describes an evening scene at Verd Versailles where Bismark, dusty and hungry, dines in a crowded salle a manger. He chats with Burnside, Jens Sheridan Forsyth and Forbes, then notes a map overhead and replies Germany as it was.
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