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TI TI RD EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, 12.15 P.M.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE WAR.

OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION OF

THE REPUBLIC.

GREAT FALL IN THE FRENCH

THE ORLEAN PRINCES AND

THE REVOLUTION.

AN ARMISTICE PROPOSED BY

NEWS OF THE EMPRESS.

THE MARCH ON PARIS.

[REITTERS TELEGRAMS.]

ADVANCE OF THE PRUSSIANS

ON PARIS.
PARIS, SEPT. 5 (10.10 P.M.)

A. despatch has just been received from the Sub -
prefect of Mulhouse, announcing that the enemy had
appeared at several points of the arrondisement, and
tad crossed the Rhine opposite Kembs.

The Franco-tireurs, the Volunteers, and the Garde
National, are hastening to meet the enemy.

THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
BRUSSELS, SEPT. 5 (EVENING.)
The Etoile Beige states on good authority that
the Prince Imperial passed Ghent this evening
With a suite of four attendants, leaving for Ostende,
there to embark for England.

REJOICINGS IN AMERICA.
(By Atlantic Cable.)
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 5.
Great rejoicing is being manifested among the
Germans throughout the country. Their residences
Yesterday were hung with national flags, and the
German mercantile fleet in this. port was,profusely
decorated in the same manner.
It has been proposed to hold mass meetings of
Germans in the principal cities to celebrate the
victories.

OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 5.

The Journal of 'the French Republic publishes the
following proclamation

"Frenchmen ! The people have disavowed a
Chamber which hesitated to save the country when
in danger. It has demanded a Republic. The
Bends of its representatives are not in power but
14 peril

"The Republic vanquished the invasion of '92
Ile Republic is proclaimed.

" The revolution is accomplished in the name of
tight and public safety. .

" Citizens ! Watch over the city confided to you.
310-morrow you will be with the army avengers o;
the country."

The new Ministry is thus constituted :
General Trochu, President of the Government,
with full military powers for the National defence.
M. Jules Favre Minister of Foreign Affairs.,
M. Gambetta Minister of the Interior.
General Leflo Minister of War.
M. Fourichon Minister of Marine.
Cremieux Minister of Justice.
M. Picard
M. Jules Simon Minister of Public Instruction
and Religion.
M. Magnin
M. Dorian

decree of the Ministry dissolves the Corps
146gislatif, and abolishes the Senate and the Presi-
dency of the Council of State.

M. Etienne krago is nominated Mayor of Paris,
with 11IM. Flocquet and Brisson as his adjuncts.
Keratry is appointed Prefect of Police. M.
Steinackers is Director of Telegraphs.

The manufacture and sale of arms is declared
absolutely free.

A complete amnesty is proclaimed for all political
crimes and offences. The Government for the
national defence is composed of all the deputies for
Paris, including M. - Rochefort ; General Trochu
being President, M. Favre Vice-President, and M.
Perry, Secretary.

Perfect order has not ceased to reign. Seals
have been placed on the doors of the Legislative
Chamber.

The Republic hag been proclaimed at Lyons,
''''°rdeaux, and other great towns.

A proclamation of M. Keratry says : " The
1-tevolution has the same object as that of 1792, the
expulsion of the foreigner."

[The Daily News Paris correspondent says :_ci The
Rile Dix Decembre has been re-christened. It is
new called the Rue Quatre ..'eptembre. The Avenue
(1
l'Enapereur is henceforth to be known as the Rue
victor Noir.")

PANIC ON THE BOURSE.
4.50 p.m.
et •
, A Panic has prevailed to-day on the Bourse. The
°Blng price of Rentes is 53f. 80c., being sf. lower
than nu Saturday.

THE SCENE IN PARIS.

PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.

In the afternoon the approaches to the Legislative
t edY were guarded by detachments of the Line
411c1 a squadron of Gensdarmes. Guards of Paris
and National Guard occupied the centre of the
t,
°llt de la Concorde. •
An immense crowd extended from the topmost
6 ei's of the Madeline to the Pont de la Concorde,
1)t
ranching off on the banks of Seine.
After the suspension of the sitting a number of
Persons assembled on the flight of steps within the
°llll of the Legislative Body giving cheers. for
the
downfall of the Emperor, and shouting " Vive
the
a-nepublique !" These shouts were taken up by
e mass of the people beyond the Pont de la
of the The National *Guard and the troops
the line fraternised with the people.

."TIE ORLEANS PRINCES AND.
THE REVOLUTION.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 5.
It is stet ed that M. Thiers has declined to become
member of the Provisional Government.
The Gaulois of to-day says that M. Cernuisclii, the
Italian banker who was some time ago expelled
from Prance, arrived in Paris yesterday with impor-
tant declarations and engagements from foreign
?"411mittees relative to the proclamation of a Republic
111 several States of Europe.
The
(3 same paper says that the Orleans Princes are
/I the frontier, awaiting permission to enter France.
f
4ewrtlithz to the ctorretmoudeilt of the Daily Neu 8

at Brussels, the Prince de Joinville, the Duke
d'Aumale, and the Duke de Chartres left Brussels
to-day, to offer their services to the Republic].

DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR.

VERVIERS, SBpr. 5.

The Emperor Napoleon passed the night here,
arid will leave at 11 o'clock this morning, accom-
panied by the French Generals - Castlenau, Prince
de la Moskowa, Reille, Pajol, Vanbert, and De
Genlis. the Prussian General Von Goger and the
Belgian General Ghazal. The Prince Imperial is ill
at Namur.

COLOGNE, SEPTEMBER 5.

The Emperor Napoleon passed through here with-
out stopping at 2 o'clock this afternoon, en route for
Cassel, via Giessen. The train, consisting of 10
carriages, was despatched from Verviers at 11 this
morning, and from Aix-la-Chapelle at 12.20 noon.
A train with the Imperial household, servants, and
equipages, preceded the Emperor by two hours.

THE EMPRESS ETIGENIE.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 6.

The Empress Eugenie is stated to have arrived
at Brains le Comte, and to have proceeded on her
journey to join the Emperor. •
The King of the Belgians has given orders to pre-
pare the Chateau of Ciergnon for the reception of the
wounded.

PARIS, SEPT. 5 (1. p.m.).

To-day's newspapers state that the Empress left
Paris at noon yesterday and arrived the same even-
ing in Belgium.
The Journal Ojlciel de la Republique published a
notice of the Bank of France announcing that the
securities deposited as guarantees for advances or
discount will be sent to one of the Bank's country
branches, and it reminds the public that the Bank,
according to law is not responsible for the loss of
such securities if removed from its custody by
violence.

THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER 5 (9.9 p.m.)
The Independence Beige publishes the following
telegram :

NAMUR, SEPTEMBER 5.
The Prince Imperial will leave at about 5 o'clock
for Brussels and Ostend direct.
(CENTRAL PRESS TELEGRAM.)

A rumour was spread abroad this morning on the
arrival of the Ostend Mail Boat at Dover that the
Prince Imperial had arrived. It is known that he
came to Ostend last night, and his surgeon is sup-
posed to accompany him.

[A correspondent telegraphs to the Daily News
from Ostend as follows :—" The Prince Imperial is
going to London, and will travel in the same train
as that in which I shall travel."]

THE FUGITIVE MINISTERS.

BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER 5, 10.15 P.M.

The Communal Council of Brussels has voted a
first sum of 100,000 francs in aid of the French and
Prussian wounded, and has ordered several commu-
nal edifices to be set apart as hospitals.

The Journal de Bruxelles announces the arrival
here of M. Henri Cheoreau, the late French Minister
of the Interior.
Count Palikao has arrived at Namur.

REPORTED DEATH OF MAC-

MAHON.
• PARIS, SEPTEMBER 5.
The Patric of to-day says that Marshal Mae-
Mahon has died from the effects of his wounds.

VICTOR HUGO.

BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER 5.

The ludependence Beige announces that Victor
Hugo left Brussels for Paris to-day by the 2 p.m.
train.

GENERAL VINOY'S TROOPS.
(OFFICIAL FRENCH DESPATCHES.)
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 5, 1.8 P.M.
Prussian scouts were reported yesterday at Guig-
nicourt Loivre and Fismes, in the department of the
Aisne. General Vinoy's Corps is effecting a move-
ment of retreat upon Laon.

4.55 p.m.

General Vinoy has arrived at Laon, and is falling
back in good order by railway with his troops
inttfct.

THEI FRENCH FLEET.

COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 5

Admiral Villr-irmez arrived here in his frigate
yesterday, and had an interview with the French
Minister. The Admiral is said to have received an
order to collect his fleet at Kgoje Bay.
The Admiral left Copenhagen the same day.

THE PRUSSIANS IN LORRAINE.

BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 5.

General Bonin, the Governor-General of Lorraine,
has issued a proclamation to the inhabitants of that
province, in which, after quoting the proclamation
of the King of Prussia of the 11th ultimo, he pro-
mises to all peaceable citizens safety for their per-
sons and property, and requires in return exact
observance and obedience to his orders, both by the
authorities and inhabitants. He adds that, in case
of his orders being resisted, he shall take every means
that lie in his power to assert his authority.

A. well sustained cannonade was heard to-day in
the direction of the north-east.

AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 5.

Some of the Vienna journals have announced that
Prince Metternich, the Austrian Ambassador in
Paris, has received instructions implying, according
to some, a conditional, according to others, an un-
conditional recall from his post in the French capital.
The facts of the case are that Prince Metternich had
received positive instructions in consonance with
diplomatic usage, to guide him in the event,
which has since arisen, of a change of Go-
vernment in France. These instructions order
him to regard his credentials to the former Govern-
ment as entirely annulled, but to continue to carry
on the business of the Embassy without stoppage,'
and, with that object, to enter into semi-official
relations with the Government de facto established.
Court Councillor Klackzko, immediately on his
return from Lemberg, gave in his resignation.