The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-14
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LONDON, Sept. 9.-The Prussians nre ad
vancing rapidly on Paris. Their cavalry AT,
within ten miles Of the city Notifications
main army within 80 miles. The greatest eI
citement prevails in Paris and vicinity.
Meetings were held yesteday at Limerick ana
Killarney to sympathize with the French.
ST.. MNEHoLD, Sept, 9--McMahon's army
numbered l20, 900 men. 1t is extirpated.
PIRIs, Sept. 9.-Along the Boulevards to,
night the people are shouting Vive Ia United
States, Nive Independence.
Fayre, to-day, again reiterated thanks to
Washburne and the United States.
The people, to-day, attacked the printing
office Mt Marseilles on account of An article
published yesterday. They broke the forms
and burned all the papers to be found.
Switzerland recognizes the Republic of
France. #. ... ....
The moats around Paris have been filed
with water All desiring to leave the city can
do so Immediately.
LONDON, Sept. 9th.-Communications have
passed between England aud the new French
Government, but there Is no recognizance of
the Republic ns yet
PARIS, Sept. 9th.-6, p. M.-An armistice is
under consideration, instituted by the diplo-
matte corps. The question was submitted to
the Provisional Government by the Russian,
Italian and Spanish Ambassadors.
LONDON, Sept. 9th.-The French women in
Belgium are wearing mourning for the dead
and slaughtered.
LONDON, Sept. lO-King William has given
orders for Napoleon to be treated as Sovereign
of France.
1t is denied that Lord Lyons has gone to
King Williams headquarters.
The Paris correspondent Of the News writes
that England having declined TO negotiate for
an armlstice, Austria has undertaken il.
The Standards correspondent, writing from
Paris, says the Prussans cant successfully
besiege the city with their 600, 900 men
The casualties Of the war thus far aggregate
100000 men. More than one-half of this i'm
mense number is either dead or manned for
life.
PANS. Sept. lO.-It is certain that the Min.
listers of Finance, War, and Foreign Affairs
Will 90 to Tours at once. 1t is believed, if
communications are cut. that matters have
been so arranged that tho authorities will
manage to correspond between Tours and
Paris.
letter received from Strasburg says the
condition Of the city il much better than was
supposed. The garrison has plenty of muni-
tions and food for two months
PARIS, Sept. l0th.--The Figaro says that the
Republic of France has been officially recog-
nized by Spain.
The heavy rains during the past few days
have retarded the Prussian advance between
Bethel and Rheims.
The Gsrde Mobile has attacked the Prus-
SLAMS at different points. killing. wounding
and capturing large numbers of them.
NEW YoRK, Sept. IA Paris special SAYS
prospects of peace are now favorable. Austria
and Prussia, having consented TO negotiate
with Germany, begin by insisting on an
hrmistice.
Bismarck insists. as preliminary arrange
ment, that three Prussian army CORDS be
camped within 90 miles of Paris to satisfy
public opinion in Germany.
There is great indignation at Paris in con.
Of Il
peace negotiations, and wishing to make a
republic impossible.
PARIS, sept. ll.-via. LOndon.--Trochu
has given orders to level all woods in sight Of
Paris on the approach Of the enemy
The citadel of Laon surrendered to save
the city from destruction. The Prussians
subsequently blew up the fortihcations.
The Provisional Government, though M.
sailed by Red Republicans aud Orleanists,
succeeds admirably.
Tho conduct of the people of Paris is in
the highest degree orderly and praiseworthy
The cholera prevails among the troops be-
sieging Metz.
The garrison at Toul still holds out.
BERSE, Sept. IA delegation left this
city yesterday for tho headquarters of the
King of Prussia to intercede for Strasburg.
PARIS, Sept. ll.-Spnin formally recog.
nized the new Republic. Belgium is expected
TO do nj once.
LONDON, Sept. D.-9 4. M.-Tho Empress
visited the Prince Imperial nt Hastings on
Thursday. She is i'll.
PARIS, Sept. l0.-Shortly after the Prus.
SLAMS entered Laon the magazine exploded
blowing up portion of the citadel The
Prussian staff aud several hundred soldiers
were killed.
RHEIMS, Sept. 1i.-According to nm official
report of the battle Of Sedan. 4j cannon were
taken. Tho loss of the French in killed.
wounded and prisoners was l40, 900.
LONDON, Sept IA special Ia the World
says: There is popular demonstration here
on large scale to-day in favor of the French
hepubic and against monarchy at home aud
abroad. The inbooility of tho British Gov.
eminent is strongly denounced. and the name
oi the Queen is received with tempest of
Kisses. voice in the crowd proposed three
groans for the Prince Of Wales. The response
was universal and passionate
:, InE Boston Traveler ono Of tho leading
hadicol organs Of New England, speaks of
Congress in tho following manner: "Conoreaa