The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-09-14

CONSTITUENT

All OLlClGl uCCICC HAS DGGH lSSQeQ, COM
voking the Electoral College on the 10th
of October to choose a National Constitu-
ent Assembly, agreeably to the provisions
of the law of March Is, 1S49.
Garibaldi has offered his services to the
French Republic. The corps of foreign
volunteers organizing for the defense of
Paris is to be called the Battalion of
Friends of France.
Many thousands of the Gardes Mobile
arrived to-day from the Department of
Marine and Normandy. They are strong
and hardy men. The Sergeants de Vile
are replaced by the Garde Civique.
AUSTRIA WORKING FOR PEAcE-THE PRO-
POSED ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE
AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, September GA private cor
respondent telegraphs from Paris, Friday
morning:
al understand from a French source on
which l can place implicit reliance that,
as England has thus far declined to take
any steps to induce Prussia to consent to
an armistlce, as preliminary to a treaty of
peace involving no territorial sacrifice, and
as delay under the circumstances must re-
suit in further bl%oodshed, the Austrian
Government has taken the task.
AN ARMIsTICE UNDER CONSIDERATION.
PARIS, September &c P. M.-An arm
istice is under consideration. The idea
was instituted by the Diplomatic Corps.
The question has been submitted 10 the
Provisional Government by the Russian,
Italian and Spanish ambassadors.
Jules Favre has received and returned
the official visits of the English, Austrian,
Italian, American, Turkish, Spanish and
Swiss ambassadors and the Pope's Nuncio.
KINe'wILLIAM WILL NOT TREAT WITH
THE REPUBLIG-HIs TERMS OF PEACE.
New YORK, September 9.-The World
cable dispatch has a report that King
William has ordered Napoleon to be trea-
ted in all respects as the ruling Sovereign
of France.
He will permit nothing to be said to him
about treating with the Republic, and has
made up his mind to insist only on the
ample security for the payment of the ex-
penses of the war and the restoration of
the Imperial Government.
IMPERIALIsTs IN LoNDoN-RoCHEFoRT's
LETTER.
LONDON, September 9.-Roucher, Per-
signey, Baroche, Grammont and other I'm
BNAAAAAoAog A0hC 0444hGO III LlGLduO.
The letter of Henri Rochefort, blaming
the violence of the MarSeiUaise newspaper,
has produced an excellent effect on the
public mind. The workmen, who seem to
consider Rochefort their particular repre-
sentative, agree with him hat this is no
time to create difficulties.
The French women in Belgium are
wearing mourning for the dead slaughter
ed through Imperial i~ncapacity.
The Imperial family are now all secure
ly out of France.
According to some correspondents the
life of the Emperor would not be worth a
moments purchase in France, so intense
is the indignation of the surrender of Sc
dan, when the army was confident of VIC
tory.
The reported action of the diplomatic
corps at Paris in favor of peace is author
itatively denied.
s~TRAsBURG.
The Women and children only were al
lowed to leave Strasburg. The Prussians
fire on the city necessarily, but apparent
ly without result. A practicable breach
Is not likely to be made within a fort
night.
THE INVESTMENT OF s~TRASBURG.
LONDON september Sine PruSslan
works around Strasburg are nearly COM
pleted. General Ulrieh persists in hold
ing the place. The river Ill has been di-
verted into the trenches,
IMMENSE DEMONSTRATION IN MADRID
INVENT THOUSAND IN PROCESSION
SPEECH BY CASTELAR,.
MADRID, September "a great mani
festation of sympathy with the French
Republic was made here, yesterday
Twenty thousand citizens marched through
the streets, with banners inscribed with
notices tiattering France, and bands
playing the Marseillaise. There was no
disorder. After the procession a meeting
was held. CASTELAR, delivered an address,
in the course of which he said the con-
science of humanity breathes again, wit
Messing the punishment of the Empire
and triumph of the Republic. The Span
ish people, delivered from their kings and
ruled now by universal suffrage, will soon
join the great political movement to form
the United States of Europe, Immense
applause. To-day give France your sym
pathy, awaiting the moment you may aid
her with arms. This was received with