The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-08
THIRD EDITION
LATER WAR NEWS.
French Victory at Strasburg
10000 PruSSians Killed.
The Terrible MitrailIeuse F!
The Condition of Paris.
The Enemy Hourly Expected.
Spanish Cortes Convened
Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, Esc.
English Sympathy with France.


LONDON, Sept. 9.-Au immense meeting was
held at Newcastle-on-Tyne last evening" to ex-
press sympathy with the French in the war
against Prussia.
The spanish Cortes Convened.
MADRID, Sept. SIN view of the late import
ant events, the Constituent Corps has been
called to meet on September 25.
The Prince Imperial In Belgium.
BRUSSELS, Sept S.--The Independence Beige,
describing the arrival of the Prince Imperial at
Mons says he was attended by three persons
dressed in plain clothing; one them being Cap
tain Duperre, of the navy. There being no
carriage at the station the party took an omni-
bus to the Hotel de la Couronne, on the Grand
Place, where a dense crowd had collected. The
Prince showing some ALARM the landlord paci-
fed him, saying, "Have no fear, Monseigneur,
you are in neutral, peaceful country, where
harm cannot befall you" After a hasty lunch
the Prince left, thanking the host and the vari-
ous attendants He has greatly changed since
he left st. Cloud a fortnight ago and he looks
very pale. Soon after the arrival of his suite,
consisting of nineteen persons, the Prince left
Mons for Ostend, whence on Monday he sailed
for England.
distinguished Prisoners.
PARIS, Sept. 8.--Robert Mitchell and Paul
Cassaignac are among the prisoners taken at
Sedan.
King william at Rheims.
BERLIN. Sept. 8.-King William entered
Rheims on Monday.
Arms Wanted.
PARIS, Sept 8.-Every French armory is now
overtaske ed in making and repairing arms, those
on hand being generally worthless.
French Flags Burned.
Not q single French flag was captured at
Sedan, one of the officers having burned every
49, ;t,,lo low
Paris Theatres Closed.
The Journal de Paris says that all the thea
tres have been closed.
short shrIft.I
The Prussians are expected to appear before
the walls OF Paris on Friday (to-mOrrow). Many
soldiers who escaped from Sedan are arriving
here. Some batteries of mitrailleuses and
body of cavalry passed through the streets
to-day.
The Republic Supported.
Jules Favre has received the adhesion of the
entire Paris press. The Bourse is decidedly
firmer; the last price of rentes was 53r. 40c.
spain Satisfied VII h the French Revolution.
MADRID, Sept. 8.-All classes of the people
here are content with the French revolution.
The Republicans here have sent their con-
gratulations to the new government by tele-
graph.
England Deprecatsss sr,nss the War Attitude of
LONDON, Sept. 8.-There is no hope OF a
healthful reaction in the stock market here 80
long as the Republican authorities at Paris
bluster about war The Times and ether papers
deprecaie the attitude of the Republicans,
whose duty is plainly not to inhct on this
country the consequences of policy for which
| they are not responsible.
The Bank of England.
The officers of the Bank of England do not
contemplate change in the rate of discount at
| present.
French Victory at strRsburR.
| PARIS, Sept. 8.-The French Consul at Base
telegraphs to the Government that the garrison
at Suasburg made successful sortie on Tues
day night, killing eight or ten thousand Prus-
sians and capturing many guns. The Prus-
| slams attempted to cross on pontoons between
| Port Juifs and Port Austerlitz, and were abso-
lutely annihilated by the mitrailleuses posted at
| Port de Pecheurs.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Sept. 81 80 p. M.-OOnsojs for money,
| OF; for account 92h. American securities quiet |;
| United States fve-twenties OF 1852, S9A. Stocks
| firm.
ding uplands, 91(d. midding Orleans 9Hd. Bread
stutfs dull