Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-09-17
Foreign,

LONDON. sept. Zinc russians arc
advancing rapidly on Paris. The cavalry
is within ten miles of the city and fortii.
cations The main army is within thirty
miles. The yrcast excitement prevails in
Paris and vicinity.
PARis. Sept 9-Along the Boulcvards
to night. the people arc shouting "Vivc
Cdi'cl States" " Vivc Independence"
rnvre; to-day, again r ittr,,ed thanks
to Washburne aud the United States.
LoNDoN, Sept. 9.-Mcotings were held
yesterday at limerick aud KILLARNEY, to
sympath;ze with the French.
PARis. Sept. 9-The People to-day at
tackled the office Of the Mares|ldics on &C.
count "f Cluserct's article yesterday, and
broke the fornis ahd burned all papers to
be found.
Switzerland recognizes the Republic OF
France.
The n,oats around Paris have boon
filled with water. aud all desirin, to leave
the city are to do so Immediately.
buNpoN, Sept. Recommendations have
passed between England and the new
French Government. but there is no recog.
UUiVV VI tUc ncPuONC uS Jct.
PARIS, Sept. 3, | p. M.-An armistice
is under consideration. instituted by the
Diplomatic Corps. The question has been
submitted to the Provisional Government
by Russian, Italian aud Spanish Ambassa.
doris.
PARIS, Sept 9-Jule' Favre has dc.
clincd the services Of the Orleans Princes,
and begged them TO quit the city.
BERLIN. Sept. 9.-AuthOrifies here are
confident that Russia will withdraw her
proposition for conference, 10 view Of the
persistence of Prussia.
1t is repnrted that, owing to the creation
of the French republic, Austria is arming
again.
PARIS, Sept "a dispatch to La
L;bcrte from Laon. says the troops are fall.
ing back on Paris, under orders Of Gems
Unry and Maddern. The Uhlans have
bees constantly on the heels Of tho enemy
since its retreat.
CARLsRHUE. Sept. 80 P. MA spe.
cial t" the Herald says flag Of truce lefl
Strasburg yesterday, conveying papers fo'
the surrender from Gen. Ulich. The
Geosral has proposed cessation Of hos'ili
ties the French garrison Of 10000 men
to leave the citadel, which shall remain in
the hands of the French, but pie l.ed
however. to FIRE no guns and take no par,
in tho Psussian war the remainder OF The
garrison to be released, the officers bearing
side arms; the Prussians to hold posses
sion of the city. These terms were i'm
mediately rejected aud the uncondtiona
surrender Of the city and fortress d. msud
ed. The Governor to become prisoner
Of var, to be paroled. Permission for al
civilians to leave the city vas refused, ex
cept for women and children.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-The Prussiau caval
~ is already sithin ten miles Of the Paris
Notifications. The railway has been cut
by the Prussisus. The main body Of the
army is within thirty miles Of Paris.
PARIS, Sept. 9.-Tbc GauloI says thu
report that jules Favre has gone to the
headquarters Of the King seems to be con
frmed, from the fact that he did not up
pear yesterday At the Ministry Of Foreigr
Affairs.
LONDON, Sept. 1O.-King William hal
given orders that Napoleon be treated Al
the Sovereign of France. i' ''
1t is denied that Lord Lyons has gone
to King Williams headquarters.
A correspondent Of the News writes thai