London, Oct. 12.
Two English newspaper: correspondents stayed in Antwerp to the end and escaped by means of a motor-boat as the German troops were entering the city.
'A despatch to the ' Morning Post" says that the Belgians, on the 2nd, had decided that surrender was inevitable, but they were inspired with fresh courage on the morning of the 3rd, by the announcement that British help was coming. The British m 8 arrived the fol-using the network of railways in their rear. On the 10th vanguard engagements occurred on the left bank of the Vistula.
The Austrians in Galicia are marching in different directions. Although they are advancing with great caution a whole Austrian division got exposed to the cross fire of some Russian cavalry near Jawornik with the result that the bulk of the division were dispersed.
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