Crown Prince of Prussia, Frederick William, commands Third Army, 69; at Spires, 70; leads advance, 76, 77; at the Klingbach, 79; on the Lauter, 84; attacks Wissembourg, 86; checks pursuit, 89; position after, 91; before Woerth, 96, 99; August 6th, 103, 104, 115; 139, 159, 232, 241; his Cavalry near the Aube, 247; at Bar le Duc, 254, 255; to Ste. Menehould, 259; ordered to attack at Sedan, 285; his operations, 292; at Chémery, 294, 295, 297; directs troops to Mézières road, 307; his officers described by Russell, 322; conference with King, 323. Custines, village, 158. Czar of Russia, the, more than friendly, 16; his Eastern designs, 17. Daigny, bridge at, over Givonne, 293; Germans fall back at, 304; succeed at, 305. Damvillers, 246, 256; plan of abandoned, 257. David, M. Jérôme, 49, 81. Decaen, General, commanding 3rd Corps, 136; at French Centre, 148–151; his four divisions at Colombey, 153; mortally wounded, 157. Declaration of War, 1, 52. Delme, 143. Despatches, important French, captured, 233. Diet of Frankfort, 12. Dieulouard, 141, 142, 143, 158, 163, 164, 189. Doering, Major-General von, at Spicheren, 121; killed at Vionville, 173. Dombasle, 232, 254, 256. Dom le Mesnil, 295, 307. Donchery, failure to blow up bridge at, 289; Germans prepare to pass Meuse at, 290, 293, 295, 300; bridge, 307; meeting of generals at, scene, 326, 327–330, 331, 336. Doncourt, 177; hills, 180. Douay, General Abel, divisional commander, 84, 85; killed at Wissembourg, 86, 87, 88. Douay, General Félix, Chief of 7th Corps, 68, 131, 144; movements of, 249, 250; ordered to move on the Meuse, 258; to cross it, “_coúte que coúte_,” 271, 274, 276; occupies Floing and Illy, 290; shelled, 308, 309; Wimpffen and, 311, 312, 313, 316; and the Capitulation, 319. Douzy, village, Ducrot’s corps at, 286, 287; Saxons pass, 291; and hold bridge, 292. Drouyn de Lhuys, M., Foreign Minister, 16‒20. Ducrot, General, divisional commander, 84; at Woerth, 98, 99, 106, 110; begins to retire, 113; complains of scarcity, 243; 276; Emperor in camp of, 286; urges Emperor to go to Sedan, 287; fired into, 291; holds the Givonne, 296; takes command of Army, 300; superseded by Wimpffen, 301, 302; operations, 303, 304; disputes, 311, 312; appeal to cavalry, 313, 315, 316; his description of interior of Sedan, 319; altercation with Wimpffen, 316, 317, 325. Dumont, General, division commander of Douay’s corps, 144; sent after Bordas, 250; at Beaumont, 271. Dun, on the Meuse, 247, 257, 259, 262. Dürrenbach, 107. Duvernois, Clement, 49, 81. Eberbach, village, 98, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110; stream, 107, 110. Elbe Duchies, the, taken from the Dane, 7.