New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
FRENCH REPORTS OF THE SITUATION

FRENCH REPORTS OF THE SITUATION.
NO OPPOSITION TO THE REPUBLIC-GEN. IhOCiiu
STILL THINKS PARIS "sAFE E"-PREPARATIoN
FOR DEFENSE STILL GOING oN-ARRlNAL OF
GEN. yINOY'S CORPS-THE MEN SAID TO bE
MUTINoUs-oFFICERs OF THE GUARD MOBILE
PARIS. Wednesday, Sept Z, 1870.
Organization is quietly proceeding. There is no
dissent from the necessity of Republic anywhere,
every French town yet heard from having accepted
the change oyfully. There is great rejoicing here at
the practical removal of the rigid press censorship
and war news and details are now published without
hinderance.
Gen. TrOchu reiterates his statement that Parls Is
safe and extensive defensive exertions are still max
ing. Trains are arriving hourly with artillery cav
alry and infantry, from the front. The rolngstock
of the Eastern roads are now mostly concentrated
here OF sent West to HavTe and elsewhere.
Gen. VnOy, with his entire force, arrived at Paris
by railroad yesterday afternoon. His force consisted
of eleven trains of cavalry, thirteen trains of art-
lery and fourteen trains of infantry The rolling
stock Of the Northern and other railroads will be
dispatched Immediately to the eastward to bring
back other troops Some of Gen. Ninoy's troops are
mutnOus and charge the disaster at Sedan TO trea-
son among the French officers Many of the officers
of the Guard Mobile are resignng their commissions.
One Of the daily journals publishes an absurd
story that the King of Prussia has already an
nounced here that he will require the leading cap
italiss to guarantee the of 300O0O0OOO francs.
Among the cited are the Messrs Rothschds.
Rouland Gallera, and other bankers. and the Pres-
dents of the great railway and other companies OF
France
The city is very quiet Singing in the streets has
entirely stopped, and as the enemy draws near the
people evince quiet but firm determination to fight
if necessary.
1t is reported that the bombardment of Montm%dy
ceased yesterday and that the beseging force of
Prussians has been Withdrawn. Nothing has been
heard from Strasbourg for two days.
lie Gaulos saws 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
ratiy what they considered great measures necessary
10 the equilibrium of Europe and the integrity OF
French territory.
As the Corps DiplOmatique leave Paris in case OF
siege the Government will place representatives IN
the town they select a residence The avenues of
the Grand AImee, and De Imperatrice, and Bois de
Boulome are all a vast camp filled with soldiers.
A large force of cavalry which managed to escape
from Sedan reached Paris this morning. Gen.
Cluseret is here and proposes to form a corps of
sharpshooters. NJ Claretie, correspondent with the
army Of the Rdppd, was prisoner, but the Prince
Royal released him, saying: "W When you reach
Paris you will find Republic
Jules Favre is awaiting response 10 his telegram
recently sent to the United States Government. 1t
is thought the reply will have great effect through
out the country.
The report that the Orleans Princes are on their
way to Paris is confirmed. 1t is rumored that the
Republican Ministry determined to arrest them
on their arrival.
II is reported that misunderstanding existed be-
tween Trochu and the Minister'S but the latter gave
way. Trochu standing firm. 1t is said that the diff
ference arose the question of armng all classes of
the population, which Trochu opposed.
Two hundred and eighty-three persons have been
liberated who were political prisoners here The
Government of the National Defense DEGREES that
the Fortress of Tou merits well of the nation for her
heroic defence which still continues. On the Place
de La Concorde, where is located the statue of the
CITY of Strasbourg day and night crowds congre-
gate in honor of a place tried, and decorate the
statue with flowers and immortees. Torches at
night illuminate the scene.
II is intended to lodge 10000 Gardes Mobile from
the provinces in large apartments which are vacant
because of the rapacity of landlords and 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 Clotilde The Princess
Mathilde has been released by order Of NJ Keratry.
Some objects which the Empress left in the Tuileries
in the haste of departure have been forwarded TO
her.
Last night as it was understood meeting of the
members of the majority Of the Corps Leg
islatif was to take place at the dwelling of
Deputy johnson, officer, by command of NJ.
K6raty courteously demanded promise on honor Of
the Deputies that no opposition would be attempted
to the efforts of the Government. The promise was
given and the officer retired. 1t is reported that
Cernuschi will be appointed Governor of the Bank
of France.