The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-08
LATEST TELEGRAMS.


Paris. Sent. 6.-Razaine still main
tains his position at Metz, nOtwith
standing the strength of the army
guarding and preventing his escape
The total force now bearing arms il
France, including the National Gard.
and Garde Mobile, is 7VO,OOO.
The Mayor has issued the following
proclamation:
Hotel de Vile, Paris, Sept. 6.-Citi-
zens:-I have been called by the peo-
pie and Government Of National De-
fence to the MayOralty oil Paris.
While awaiting for you to be called to
elect your municipality, I take posses
sion of the City Hall in the name Of
she Republic, which was the scene of
tine patriotic events of 1872, 1880, and
lS4s. Ispeak to you now as our faith
ers did in 1872. Citizens! the country
is in danger! Many are wounded.
This Partisan municipality must be
defended to-day from siege by SOL
der of the Republic. 'Vive la Re
publique"
ETIENNE ARAGO.
1t is now positively asserted that the
Empress left Paris on Sunday, going
20 Belgium to remain with the En-
peror. She quilted the palace at the
entrance on the quay, having with her
but a servant in mourning. Ferdin-
and de Le>sops. a relative of the En-
press, went to her and advised that
she sign her abdicltion. She seemed
;o agree to this, and taking n copy of
the act went to the hall where the
Ministers sat in council. They all de-
ciared she must not sign the paper.
London, Sept. "a declaration has
already reached Paris from foreign
of several States of Europe |
eongra:ulaiirg France on the peaceful |
and successful formation of Repub-
lie.
Republicans are already leaving
London in great numbers for France.
Victor Hugo reached Paris last night.
Brussels, Sept. 6.-The Prince Impe-
ria. has left Hanover for England.
the Empress Eugene arrived in Bel
GUM on Sunday.
Paris, Sept. 1.-THE corps of General
Veury have reached Laten on q retro
z rade movement. His corps is intact
. ii falling hack in good order.
London, Sept. 1.-THE Times dis
The Standard this morning SAYS:
We learn from reliable sources that
England. in conjunction with France,
~ soon As stable Government is
formed in the latter country, intends
declaring war on China for satisfaction
'rr massacreing English and French /.
athens at Tienfain, and demanding
from the Emperor of China
i.r the security of English and French =,
,,ihjec;s in that country in the future. I
The Times says the crisis may be +,
for several months, but sui S
On submission will be the end. The c
russians are marching on Paris by e
breed marches. i
UprisiEgs are reported in Italy. A I
.reat war is believed imminent.
NcMahon lies dead at Namur, in
.algium. h
New York. Sept. Ga special cor a
t.spondent of the Tribune sends the d
Glowing corrected list of the Provis-
NAL Government. taking the name of
he National Defense Government: S
Emanuel Arago, Crimeux, Jules Fa-
re. Jules Ferrier, Gambetta, GARNER, :,
'aSis. Glois, Bisconi. Pele.an, Martin, b
Heard. ROchefort aud Jules Simon. V
he Ministry is as follows: Minister 7
i Foreign Affairs. J. Favre; Minister .
/ Justice, Crimeaux; Minister of In d
.rior, Leon Gan,bet:a; Minister of Fl a
:snce. Ernest Picard; Superintendent n
Public Works, Pierre poran; Min q
ter of Commerce, Joseph Magin; SUI e
OF Public Instructions,
lies Simon; Minister of Mariue, Mar if
II Foreign; Minister of War, Louis 81
lies Trochu, who is also President Of IL
e Committee.
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