The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
A. M. Report.
9HD EUROPEAN WAR.
GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS
IN PARIS.
Greetings to the American
Minister.
MR.. WAEHBURNE'S SPEECH.
THE UNITED STATES AND INTER-
VENTlON.
The Terms of Peace.
Italian Republic Pro-
claimed.
AGITATION In BRUNSWICK.
Reprisai Demanded by Prussia.
AGITATION IN BRUNSWICK
Reprisal Demanded by Prussia
Market Reports.
[Reported Expressly for the ARGus.l

Reported Expressly for the AaGus.l
PARIS, Sept. l4.-An immense demon
strston has just been made before the
| American Ministers residence in this city
Loud calls for the Minister were responded
| 20 by the appearance of Mr.. Washburns,
| Who was greeted with roars of cheers, music
and the Marseilleise hymn. Mr. Wsshburne
| was decidedly moved and scarcely articulsted
his Acknowledgements. He at length reeov,
cred command of his speech and returned
thanks. He said:
Il reciprocate your views as . great
republic, you ought to remain united before
the monarchs of Europe, and under the
actual circumstances. You have obtained
that result, and especially gained the sup
port OF the Americans, but in consequence
Of our relations with the other powers, and
OF the great distance between US, my per-
sonai idea is that you must reckon more
| upon the moral rather than the active
support of the American people," Loud
applause.
The band then played a number Of patri-
| otic airs, and Mr.. Washburne, after bowing
repeatedly, retired. The crowd surrounding
| mis- residence was enormous and intensely
enthusiastic.
The Seelretem Libsy says Minister
" ash burne has asked permission of the
American government to intervene, since
officially his government at Washington
replied that such steps were useless a. Count
| Bismarck having declined all Intervention at
present.
LONDON, Sept. l4.-lt has transpired that
| the following are the terms of peace which
| VI. Theirs 10 authorized to offer to King
l III. IL e Al.
France is prepared to pay all indemnities
reaching 100, ,000, 900 thAlers; to surrender
| nslf of her fleet, and to dismantle the fort
| resses of Metz and Strasburg.
The Times, in its editorial this morning
upon the Intervention at the French emba
~ between Earl Granville and NJ. Theirs,
| the French envoy. expressed the firm belief
that the mission of Mr.. Theirs has been Q
the war must 20 on.
All markets at opening are slightly OF
from the closing quotation Of last even
ing.
Consols open at 9ls for money, and go for
discount.
U. 8. 20 Bonds, in gold l4s.
MARsELLEs, Sept l4.-The Italian Re-
| public has been proclaimed with enthusiasm.
| At Nice and Montove the Republic feared
| numerous partizans.
| DRESDEN, Sept, IA strange socislist
agitation has manifested itself in DuchY OF
Brunswick, and many socialists have been
confined within the fortress for praising
the French Republic and denouncine German
monarchs. The prompt treatment has had
tranqualizine effect, and the disorder
ia abasing. The socialists however. are
powerful within the Duchy, and they will in
tercede for their imprisoned brethren.
BERLIN, Sept. l4.-The Prussian gov
ernment has demanded reprisal for the
sacrifice of life by the treachery of the
French in exploding the magazine at Lson