THE FRENCH CRISIS.
VICTOR NAPOLEON WARNED.
PARIS, August 18.
M.Guerin's garrison has obtained further food supplies by means of a scaffolding erected on an adjoining house.
The authorities intimated that they would not attack the building, hoping that the occupants 'Bould surrender.
The French Goyernment has addressed a sharp note to Belgium for tolerating Orleanists in her territory. Prince Victor Napoleon has also been warned.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 196, 19 August 1899, Page 4
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