The New York herald., 1870-09-10

to-uay. lhey are nnc B0dlerS, and are IN admlraDe
condition. The moats around Paris hare been filed
with water, and the Prefect OF Police advises all
who desire TO leave the city to do immediately.
WILL THE CITY BE BoNBARDEDf
The Steele says that 1t Is assured from the best
inhumanity OF bombarding Paris, the King OF Prus
sia said that he would not recourse 10 such an
extremity. Lie would take the place BY the aid Of
famine. AS 1t Is evident that at least 100000 troops
Will be needed 10 entirely surround the city the
Ssece concludes that all the Prussan reserves will
be summoned for the siege. 1t says this is the
for the creation OF seventy.six new squadrons Of
cavalry, and adds that it is'tme that France also
organized her cavalry.
FREE AMERICAS GREETING TO FREE FRANCE.
The action OF the United States government Is
warmly commented on In all parts OF the city.
Jules Favre called again to-day to reitepate his
thanks to the nation and to Mr.. Washburne. La
france tnewspaper recalls the fact that in 184S the
United States was the first coudtry recognize the
French republic" and She is the first again In 1870
JULES FAyRE's REPLY 40 MINISTER wAsHBURNE.
The official journal Of the republic to-day publishes
the reply OF Jules Favre to Minister Washburne. lie
says he considers It happy augury for the French
republic to have obtained her first recognition from
the United States, who founded their wise and care
and, In spite Of the terrible crdeals which
they have passed through, conserved with
unshaEen trmness their iath in the great principle
Of liberty, whence issue dignity and prosperity.
Nations desiring to become masters OF their destiny
must follow the course pursued by you; must take
as symbols love OF industry and respect Of the rights
OF all. This is the programme OF the government
just established here from unfortunate crisis the
result Of the fOllies OF despotisn; but at this moment
we can have only one care-tO deliver the nation
from the enemy. There again we have the benefit
OF your example and your perseverlng courage. In
the accomplishment or this task We cOnnt upon the
support OF all men of heart and all governments in.
terested In the triumph Of peace Strong in the JUS
tice Of our cause, we have firm hope Of success,
ard the adhesion OF the government OF Washington
gives us confidence. The members Of our govern
ment request that we make known TO you their
gratitude, and beg you to transmit IL to your gov
ernment.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER sERENADED-MR. WASH
BURNg's SPEECH.
The following Is the address ueiiversd by Mr..
Washburne to the crowd OF people and soldiers who
came to serenade him last evening"
thank you on the part OF my government for
this demonstration. l shall have great pleasure IN
eloquence for the recognition Of the republic of
France. lnmy communication, to which you make
Sucn KIM greeting, nave Dut maze known the SEN
tments OF the President and the people OF the United
States OF America, who take profound in
terest in the great movement Just inaugurated
in France, and VIII desire most fervently
Its success and the happiness and prosperity
OF the French people. Existing themselves
how o % 1 w
hearts and language they fellcltate their former al
lies ON the accomplishment OF pacific revolution
free from all stain OF blood and claiming the sympa-
thy OF oil lovers OF true liberty
Along the Bouevards tonight there were many
shouts Of 'vive United States" ana 'Vive Inde-
pendence."
A body Of the Garde Mobile, with the French and
American flags, last evening sa!uted Mr.Washburne,
the American Minister.
THE REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED BY SWITZERLAND.
Switzerland recognizes the republic OF France.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGES coNvoKED.
An oGlcial decree has been issued convoking the
electoral colleges Oh the 10th Of October next to
choose national constituent assembly, agreeable TO
the proyislonsof the law OF March Is, 1349.
RoCuEPoRT's PATRIOTISM.
The letter OF Henri Rocheforr blaming the violence
Of the MarsetHatse newspaper) has produced ON ex
cellent effect on the public mind. The workmen
who to consider Rochefort their particular re
preventative, quite agree with him that this is NJ
time to create difficulties.
ATTACK ON THE OFFICE OF THE MARsEILLAIsE.
The people to-day attacked the oiice OF the Mar
seilatSe (newspaper, on account Of General Cluser
cts reactiOnary article IN yesterdays issue, and
broke the forms ana burned all the papers they
could find. This action Is doubtless due to Roche
forts denuncaton OF the course OF the paper and
proves how great Is hts influence with the people.
The journals this morning warmly praise his pa
trotism and sincere desire for the maintenance OF
public order.
DIPLOMATIC MOVEMENTS.
II "a again rprOrtn1 that of L. ot
Paris has gone to King Williams headquarters, in
the interest OF peace.
CORRESPONDENTS GOING TO TOURS.
Some Of the news correspondents have left Paris
and gone to Tours, in orcer to be outside of the
Prussian circumvalation, which they anticipate
will soon destroy the telegraphic lines Of communi-
cation between this city and the outside world.
DoINGs IN MARsEILLEs.
Reports have been received in the city this afer-
noon that there Is intense excitement in Marseiles
Many Of the members OF the former police force
have been arrested as spies. band Of women en-
ployed in a tobacco mandatory yesterday paraded
the streets, singing the "Marseillaisen The author
tiles are taking measures to prevent any disorder.
IMAGINATION DEAD.
Marshal MacMahon, whose death was reported
falsely here few days since, died yesterday Of his
wounds and the bodily exhaustion which was pro
duced by them.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Par1s is flied with the debris OF MacMahon's
army.
The sergeants dc vile have been replaced by the
Garde.
The Paris observatory has been dlsman,led. All
of the instruments have been removed 10 place OF
safety.
Six Pruss!ans who had no. obeyed the order to
leave the city were imprisoned to-day.
Jules Favre has declined the services of the Or
leans princes aud begged them to quit the city for
fear Of complications.
corps Of foreign volunteers is now organizing
for the defence Of Paris to be called the Battalion OF
the Friends OF France.
Many thousands Of Gardes Mobile have arrived In
Paris to-day from the Dep lrtmeDt OF Marne and
from Normandy They are strong and hardy men.
There is great scarcity of printing paper in