, 1870-09-08
Foreign. /
Incide nts Of the French
Revolution.
Savoy and Nice Demand Rean'
nexation to Italy. i
Continued Preparations for the
Defence Of Paris. .: ::
The Pruzsian Advance Within
Sixty Miles Of Paris.
TERRIFIC Assault On the Fortiflca-
tions Of NIontmedy.
Tue Prussians Repulsed with
-. Heavy Loss.
Peace Propositions 10 be Submitted by
England.
Arrival of x12c French Prince
K1upcr1uI Mt Hastings.
South t;tfnan Citle. Petition for Annexation to
Ssrth Germany.
FRANCE.


FRANCE.
CIRCULAR 10 FRENCH DIPLOMATIC AGENTS.
fspoeal px1pstch to the New York Wor1dl
rAH1s, Sept. 7.-lules Fayre has completed q
circular to the Diplomatic Agents OF Ffauce. It |
u clear. full and reso!ure. lie reminds for
elRu governments that no man has more |
steadily supported the policy Of peace
than himself ~ am still the |
friend Of peAce. he FAVE Int Of m honorable
pcacc, v hich obly IL q durable pcace. The d.
nasty OF Napoleon has fallen. and Franco arises
FREE. II the King OF Prussia who marched unou I
us, declaring he warrcd upon the Emplra. and |
not upon France. means to continue, hos,ilitses |
now lecume lmpous and q war against humau-
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PARIS, Sept. 7.-l resume mr. n4rratiye Of incl
dents OF the revolution fio1n Sunday. The men,
bcfs Of tho Corps Lectslajf wcrr rrtusntu0 to ap-
point a committee To consider the three nroposas
submitted hy Palikan. Thtera. and Farre. 4
coupauy OF National Guartts having charge
OF the gates shout ala DfeAaaneer
81 thc Deputies pass. Some few
Of the Nationals nonnt the steps Of tho palace.
and eignalize 10 theft comrades from the Place
de Ia concerde. Presently these .1uAh forward.
folinwed by crowd, all classes shouting.
..-vtya La Republsque.r Oncc inside the palace
gatee. people sprtad theutselvea all oycr the
building, except In the ball, whcrc the sttt,ngs
aTc held. The Hall Of Pas Perdus
Is closed. The next hill Is occupied
By tsoeps' Who ffateEnlze With the people.
w,thdrawa, OF the sroopa ra!lkoa appears and
promises that the tFuor~ rhat, be removed 1rrst
dent Schneider, led BY two ofllcers, crosscs the
court pale, hnggard and with tears In bis eJea
He disappears into the hall where the
situngs are held Attempts aTe made to
force the doors. Gen Aasserauge orders the
National Guards to defend the entry. Loud
cries Of st Dechcaurt.r 1-ire Ia R<puh,so,,~ The
Deputies Of the Lift pass out, and arc acclaim Cd
6ambetta ,recou1ne ends calnness. and BaFs q
majority must proclaim d4eAcanes In one Of the
galleries somebody begins speech, There ente,
a few DeautteB VI the Right. but 5u,1denlY. AZ i,