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IelcgramS Oh cOngratuldtlOn were re-
ceived from other nations the working
men of France have addressed note to
the Yeomen Socialists to join in the uni
versal Republic of all Europe and to
fight crimes, despots make them COM
nit
Etienne Arago is mayor of Paris.
1t is reported that Jules Favre.. has
gone forward to meet the King of
Prussia.
McMahons death is contradicted.
Rouher quilted Paris last night. Ital-
ian troops under Gen. Ladonna are march
ing on Rome. Uprisings are reported in
Italy, a great war is believed imminent.
The deposites in the Bank Of France are
said to have been renowned. The Min
lister Of the Interior has received dis
patch dated Muclhause, stating that the
enemy were crossing the Rhine In that
vicinity and had also appeared at Neuf
Chateau in the Department Of Cote
dor.
LONDON, Sept. Count Bismark
telegraphs officially to London: Yer
diez Sept. Sd. l have spoken with the
Emperor Napoleon about peace, but he
has answered that as a prisoner be has
10 power, and that all depends on the
Regency in Paris. Thus the capture OF
the Emperor has no influence on the con-
/ tinuation of the war. It is said that a
friend, condoling with the Emperor on
Saturday expressed the hope that his
popularity in Paris was not gone. The
Emperor replied, SIT matters not; |
shall return there to exact reckoning,
not to give one.
New YORK, Sept IA special Cor
respondent to the Tribune at st. Peters
urg dated Sept. 1st writes: The 'Golos''
has published several articles on neutrality
and the relation Of Russia in regard to
Prussia and toward consolidated Ger
many; in these it states that neutrality
| does not mean inaction, that ma
ton should see what his interest
is and be prepared to maintain it and
that the position Of Russia is different
from that Of other neutral powers. A
strong Germany does not necessarily af-
feet Russia, but it would affect her, if
the treaty in Of Paris remains in force
in that case, while other powers have
found new routes, Russia with the Black
Sea undefended by feet or fortress, would
be at the mercy Of Germany and Eng
land. No new war need be entered on,
but when the present is over, Russia
must demand changes and have her ma
tional rights respected.
PARIS, Sept. Jules Favre is await
ing the response to his telegram recently
sent to the United States Government
It is thought that it probably will have
great effect throughout the country.
BRUSSELS, Sept. THE Indepen-
dence Beige says: Empress Eugenia is
the guest Of the Hoogvin family at the
Chateau Of Messne, near Brussels.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-Every french town
yet heard from accept Republic joyfully.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The Russian Gov
ernment is about to propose a Congress
of the Great Powers. Prussia will GER
tainly decline; French engineers arc de-
stroying the tunnels on Railroad lies run
ming east of Prussia (?)
The Prussian advance is said to be at
Scissor, marching rapidly towards Paris.
Nothing h as been received from Strass
burgh for day or two. Gen. Trochu
reiterates the statement, that Parisis safe
The adjoining departments are organizing.
No Prussians have reached Leone as was
reported. Trains are arriving hourly
with artillery, cavalry and infantry hom
the front, rolling stocks OF eastern roads
are concentrating here and are sent west
to Havre or elsewhere.
ROME, Sept. THE proclamation of
French republic causes most profound
sensation here; arrests made by the au-
thorities, which were numerous before
this, have now become innummerable;
hundreds have been imprisoned on the
charge of conspiracy.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-Immense defensive
exertions are still being made. The
army continues to retire before the Prus-
sian advance. There seems to be but
one patriotic sentiment among the people
''the defence Of the nation;" organization
is quietly proceeding; there is no descent
from the necessity ofa republic anywhere;
there is great rejoicing at the practical
removal of the rigid press censorship;
war news and details are published with
out hindrance; the arrival of the Prus
sian advance in Scissor is confirmed.
LONDON, Sept. Tt is denied, that
| the Muhlhausen national guard success
fully repelied the Germans who were
seeking to pass the Rhine at that point.
Nearly all wounded who were collected
at Sedan are being sent under capitula-
ton to neighboring towns and farms.
! 1900 Of McMahon army are reported at
Messieres, 20,000 between Vousieres and
Lachene.
The "Populeus" special to Evening
Telegram: Paris ten. llneah IN
command of the remnant of the French
forces in the field, whose retreat before
the advancing Prussians has been already
| announced, reached here yesterday even
ing by the Northern Railway with l3I
trains of artillery, IL of cavalry and IA
of infantry; received with most enthu-
iastic demonstrations on the part Of the
citizens and was at once assigned to an
important command in the defence Of
Paris. A long interview occurred yester
day between Jules Favrc, the President
of the new Republic, and Lord Lyons
the British Embassador, the positions
were fully discussed, and assurances given
of the sympathy of England with France