, 1870-09-19

Paris writes that many OF the forts are without
cascmatcs, and TIC gafsisons can easily be
shcl1ed When the forts snr1 cnder nothing can
nrrycnt the bomharlnent Of the city.
f;cu. Trochu declares his determination 10 fight
!. ont on the Streets houses and barricadcs.
| Letters received at tht British Embassy, from
the interior, show the utter powcrlessncss Of the
government In many large 1owns the " Reds are
supreme. Secretary Matlet, from the same Ens-
/ bassy, yalny attempted 10 reach the PEussan
| headquarters on Bnccial mission.
Jn1es Farrc is exceedingly ANXIOUS about the
| maintenance of the power OF the present gneerp-
ment- lie is in great fear lest the 'Kes1s slloHltt
| risr.
The New York 7ri3aHe correspondent ut Paris.
/ On Ftay, gathered the following from a
c:uvess alton with FayTe: "Favre thus fat has
! rlfefully avoided Offending monnrchial govern.
| ments, Should he fail to Induce them to snrort
Fsancc, he wifi throw himself unrcsesyc<t.s Into
tic han.is OF the Republicans and call all
Enrore, no matter what Nationality, to aid
| him tn the crusade against mouafchial lnstt-
1usions. The atteEpt Of the British En-.
| sassg to communicate with the Prussian
headquarters facsi because It was impossible 10
find anywhere German officer commanding. Ne
. one c.'nlsl be seen hut irresponsible Uhlans,
$ Foreign Embassies dispatches all agree thai
4 | Germany demands Alsacc and part Of Lor
| rllpe, AMI that the provisional government vii
he rePuii!aret hy the country II It accepts sucf
4 terms.
. Mt. Tashburne expresses great Indignation a
G The rejection ot MI oserturcs by BIsmark.
/ The action OF the neutral powers thus far /.
| completely pa1slyzetI hy England's refusal Il
, | recognize the provisional government
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-Bismark has sent warning
: | to the Iadtf<nae,et, journa! OF Rheims, to th'
effect that 1t must change its tone or 1t will b
| suppressed. The Paris press protest with tudlg
nation against the act as an Interference with tn
Internal affairs Of France, well as violation
the freedom Of the press.
C | The New York Times correspondent says
c The statements about tho imperfect armament Q
the fortincatlons OF Par1s are confirmed by tn
evacuation Of Tlucenncs, and The removal Of th
i. | ok1-style guns to the city.
n But u Email portion OF the woods IN the ncIgt
r. borhood Of Paris hare been destroyed. Those
" CLAIMANT already afford shelter to the PeussIau
A letter from Nismes says when the tepubl
was announced In the Ccycnnes, the descendan
Of the lIuguenots tried to hunt and shoot tt
:, DIshor OF Sfsnes- An American Catholic 1a1li
IN the nelgnborhooa we're obliged to take 10 II
~ | wpodR.
tits reported that plot amongst the Frent
population at Sedan to seize the French guns d.
- lntralllcuscs, was discovered September l. II
a. | town Is declared in state Of siege Two tho
n. sand stand OF arms were recovered
-, 4 report has reached Roucn Of tho escape
- - 10000 French prisoners. ..E
LONDON, Sept. 18--The Tfibnnes special COR
spondeut At Paz1s, II, writes "Tae larGe fol
-. that began marching out OF Paris On Ncdnestl
n. occ upies vincennes.
IN. Two Uhlans, captured at Meaux and broue
80. to Paris, were followed through the atrccts r
on- ,mprecations and insults.