The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-09-09

3helter. Another confiagrat1On II report
ed In Yenergo, Macedon. Losses un-
known.
New York, Sept. IA cable dispatch
says private kilograms from Pckin an
nounce another massacre by Chinese
there. The British Consul Is said to
have been one Of the victims.
LONDON, Sept 5.--A special CORES
pondent telcgraphs from Bouillon that
the battle Of Sedan and capitulation Of
tho French army, leaving the road to
Paris open, an advance in force has again
been made. 8 ~ si!l rs
On Saturday the Crown Prince was
fifteen miles from st. Quentin, moving
his army forward. 4fsa 8fj q ra 3i
BERLIN, Sept. 5.--The rcjoicings 10
this city Sunday were on an immense
scale, being the greatest demonstrations
the city has ever seen. 5gi, ~ 15JgHa
BRUSSELS, Sept. 5.-Therc are 140,-
900 French troops prisoners 10 Belgium.
STUTTGART. Sept. 5.--A large meet
ing Of citizens was held in this city which
adopted resolutions in favor Of North and
South Germany being made single
State, with one army, one Parliament and
one system. gs.i tsa laH e
NEW YORK. Scpt.5.--Dispaichcs from
London say the Republic has been pro-
claimed in France. Gambctti, Jules
Simson and jules Fayre have been nam
ed ns Council. .f f.f..a.4 an f-s.s
PARIS, September 5.-Bazaipe still
maintains his position at Metz. notwith.
standing the strength of the army guard.
ing and preventing his escape. M
The total force now bearing arms in
France, including the National Guard
and Gardc Mobile. il 700, 900. q
LONDON, September 5.-A dcclara-
ton has already reached Paris from for
eign committee, and several States Of
Europe, congratulaling France on the
successful and peaceful formation Of the
Republic. Republicans are already
leaving London in great numbers for
France. Victor Hugo reached Paris last
night.
LONDON. Sept. 6.--England, in con-
junction with France, as soon rs sta
bic government ia formed, insends TO de-
clare war in China for satisfaction for
the massacre Of English and French cit
liens, demanding n guarantee from the
Emperor Of China for the security of
subjects. ,
The Prussians arc advancing on Paris
By forced marches ..u
An upsisins is reported in Italy. as a
yrca. var is believed 10 be imminent.
The Prince Imperial reached London
this morning..
Loypox. Sect. 6.-Tbc Daily Ners
says Jules Favre is now Minister OF for
eign Affairs, and has a.rsady made prop
ositions of peace to the f,'u"sians. The
basis Of the propositions is the WITH
drawal of tho Germans from the territory
OF France. France will give guar n
tee that its standing army shall be abol-
ished
Il is reported that Jules Favrc has
gone forward to meet King William Of
Prussia.
LONDON, September ca p. MA
correspondent Of the daily Ne,cs at Paris,
says that at 3 z. NJ. on Sunday. he saw
the Palace of The Tuilleries invaded by
u mob, who tore down the throne, de-
stroyed everything marked with the I'm
perlal arms and other Napoleonic insig-
MIA, and carried away aud cast into the
Seine all bus,s, statues and pictures Of
Napoleon.
Henri Rocherfort was borne in triumph
to the Hotel dc Vile. In these scenes
the soldiers fraternized with the people.
All shouted rire Ia France, rire Com
mcrce.
PARIS, September 6-Evcning.-
General Lowestern's corps, comprising
the German advance, has arrived at
Nancy, on its march to Paris.
PARIS, Sept 6.-The corps of Gener-
al Venry has reached Loten, on the ret.
rogade movement. The corps is intact
aud falling back in good order.
A special to the Erening telegram.
dated London, September 9th. says the
Prince Imperial reached London this at
ternoon.
LONDON. September 9.-McMahon
lies dead at Namur, in Belgium.
PARIS, September 6.-It is new posi-.
lively asserted that the Empress left Par
is on Sunday, going through Belgium
TO remain with the Emperor.
New YoRK, Sept. 6.-The special
correspondent of the Tribune sends the
following correct list of the Provisional
Government. taking the name Of the
''National Defense Government: En-
anuel Araso. Crimeaux, Jules Favre,
Jules Forry, Gambetti, CARRIER, Pages.
Gloris, Cizoni, Peletcn, Martin, Picard.
Rochcfort, Jules Simon. ...rff
Tho Ministry is as follows: Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, Jules Favrc; Minis,
ter of Justice, Crimeaux; Minister of
the Interior, Leon Gambctti, Minister
Of Finance, Ernst Picard; Supcrintend-
ent of Public Works, Pierre Doran -
Minister of Commerce, Joseph Magin ;
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Jules Simon; Minister of Marine, Mar
tin Foureign Minister of War, Lewis
JULES. Trochu is also President of the
Committee. E s4s4
The Commercial Aduertiser says that
President Grant has instructed Secretary
Fish to issue proclamation recognising
the new French Republic.
Tus Trcrcr .TIYpr Ynaate poyt Mon.