The New York herald., 1870-09-08

have been changed to names more in accordance
with the idea OF to-day.
The muncpalIties OF Paris are constituted. The
name OF Henri Martin as one OF the mayors can
give you an idea of the character OF the others.
Everything ls quiet The provisioning Of the clty Ii
nearly completed.
orders have been Issued by the proper authority
for the arrest Of the late Prefect OF Police Piere
wherever ne may be found in France.
The funds are still declining-fallinr indeed,
heavily The rolling stock OF the Eastern roads are
now mostly concentrated here or sent west to Havre
and elsewhere, placed under Judicious municipal
supervision, and the price Of provisions regulated
| by law equtably
| An address has been issued from the women Of
France to the women of all nations inviting their
moral support to the cause OF democratic self-gOv-
ernment and law and order.
The Baltic feet It's organization, mission ana
duty have cost the nation four thousand millions OF
francs.
The "red" republican Journals call out for the in
stant dismissal OF all the employees OF the late govern
ment who are still In the public onices.
The statue Straspourg in the Place de la Con-
corde was Illuminated last night and decorated
with the free nags OF France and tie nations.
At the Hotel de Vile last Sunday the portrait OF
the ex- Emperor Napoleon was torn down and that
of the ex-Empress Eugene turned with the face to
the wall
Last night, as 1t was understood, meeting OF tho
members OF the majority OF the Corps Legslatif was
to take place at the dwelling OF Deputy Johnson an
officer by command Of M. Keratry, courte0usly de-
manded promise, on honor OF the Deputies, that
no opposition would be attempted to the efforts OF
the government The promise was given and the
offlcer retired.
1t is reported that Cernuschl viii be appointed
Governor OF the Bank Of France.
NJ Caretie, correspondent with the army OF the
Rappe, was o prisoner, but the Prince Royal re-
leased him. saying, "When you reach Paris you win
find republic. We VIII be very severe with Paris"
Le fa,uots says the representatives OF the foreign
Powers all received instructions from their govern
ments, even before the receipt OF the circular Of
Jules Favre, which was handed them last night, to
ratfy what they considered great measures neces-
sary the equilibrium of Europe and the integrity
OF French territory.
AS the Corps Diplomatic leave Paris in case OF
siege the government will place representatives In
the town they select a residence.
Two hundred and eighty-three persons have been
liberated who were political prisoners here.
The government, OF the National Defence decrecs
that the Fortress OF Tou merits well OF the nation for
her heroic defence, which still continues.
It is intended to lodge one hundred thousand
Gardes Mobile from the provinces In large apart
ments, which are vacant because OF the rapacty OF
landlords ana high prices,
Several millions OF cartridges were received here
yesterday from Havre.
In certain parts OF the city the pavements are to
be taken up to lessen the effects OF bombs.
Even the ultra republican journals testify their
respect for the Princess Clotidc.
The Princess Mathilde has been released by order
Of NJ. Keratry.
Some objects which the Empress left in the
Tuileries the haste Of departure have been for
wardcd to her.
The journals OF today notice an order OF the King
OF Prussia TO his troops to take with them all able
bodied men In The departments they pass through.