The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-10
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
PruSsianS within 10 miles
Of Paris.
GREATEST EXCITEMENT.
Peace Addresses TO Berlin.
SERVICES OF TIRE ORLEANS PRIN-
CES. DECLINED.
Garibaldi tenders his
Services.
Parisians Ordered from their
Homes.
FEARS OF A PANIC AMONG
THE FRENCH TROOPS.
Presses Of the Marseliais De-
stroyed.
Position of the Several
European Powers.
NAPOLEON TREATED AS A
RULING SOVEREIGN.
EFFECTS OF The CAPTURE OF
PARIS.
Position Of the Several
European Powers.
NAPOLEON TREATED AS A
RULING SOVEREIGN.
EFFECTS OF The CAPTURE OF
PARIS.
Market Reports.

theported Expressly for the ARGUS.
PARIS, Sept. l0.-The services of the
Orieaps Princes have been declined By ules
Favre.
Garibaldi offers his services to the French
Republic
The inhabitants about Paris have been
ordered to leave their habitations.
Many of the soldiers are SO demorstized
that the French officers fear that there will
be panic among them.
Nearly 10000 copies of the Marseillaise
we're burned yesterday and the presses
destroyed.
LONDON, Sept. lO.-The Prussians are
rapidly approaching Paris. The cavalry is
only ten miles away. There is the greatest
excitement aud commotion In and about the
city. The diplomatic corps of Paris has
not reported in favor of peace.
The Paris observatory is dismantled. AL
the instruments have been removed to q
place of safety.
Notes of decided character have been
addressed to Berlin on the subject of peace
BY the Cabinets of St. Petersburg and Lon
don. 1t is said that Queen Victoria ap-
pealed to Queen Augusta in behalf of
peace.
PARIS, Sept lO.-The provisional govern
ment has in no wise relaxed its efforts to
secure the active intervention of foreign
powers.
Every exertion is being put forward to
secure an armistice, and the question of its
acceptance has been submitted BY several
governments.
A strong hope of peace are entertained at
Paris, through the mediation of neutral
powers, and the directory already have the
assurances of the sympathy of several
European governments.
England remains silent and still mani
tests no indication of willingn ness to inter
vene
Austria is pressing for peace.
Russia and Italy indicate their support.
BERLIN, Sept l0.-It is stated that King
William wishes every courtesy and conde-
scension to be extended to the dethroned
emperor at the chateau of Wilhslmhohe.
1t is said the King desires the civil and
military authorities, In their intercourse
with Napoleon, 10 treat him as the ruling
sovereign of France.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-The London press
sincerely believes and with unanimity, that
the occupation of Paris by the Prussians
would be productive of no benefit to that
power, but on the contrary, would have q
direct and powerful tendency to enlist and
increase the hatred of the French people
towards their conquerors.
The siege and capture OF Paris will &c
bitter tine enmity between France and
Germany, and that q lasting peace VIII be
highly impossible, and impos sible of consu'
nation, and it would arouse the most in
devitive feeling to the breasts of humiliated
French whose national pride would be
subserved to the one qualification of revenge,
The Times says it may easily happen
before this time next week that Paris will
be wholly cut off from postal telegraph and
railway communication with the world, its
myriad, population, isolated and the out
side world know no move Of it's inner life
than they do OF the occupations and ankle
ties of the citizens of Meuse.
New YoRK, Sept. TO- Last evening
about 8 O'Clock Carl Morgland, of west 81
street, was assaulted and stabbed in the
shonlder, but only slightly wounded BY VIM
George. q German, q tailor, who boarded IN
44th street. George was immediately ar
rested and locked up. At 3 o'clock the
door man made visit to the prisoners, and
found him suspended to the grating ove'
his cell door by pocket handkerchief. dc
was at once cut down and eve ~ means in
cludng galvanic batteries was used t.
resusitate him, but without ~ all.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. l0.-Ths recovs
~ of the remains Of what ID supposed to b<
. mastadon on the fran Of Mr.. Carroll, neal
Indianapolis, has oreated an excitement
and the remains of which are in . goot
state of preservation, and are being visites
BY hundreds daily.
According to the official CANVASS o
the United States census taken, the city o
Springfield contains II $40.
DENVER, c T., Sapt. l0.-A hea W storm
prevailed here this afternoon.
Mr.. Goff, formerly . politician of this cit.
while riding . horse snd leading another
through the city was together with both hi
horses instantly killed BY lightning.