The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-16

Emperor, inc Isfncr WtitS teeecs W wv 49,.
mails. denying the story. and adds that both his
friends and enemies know be has more manly
habits.
The citizens OF Paris who have gone away are
10 be taxed in proportion TO the rents paid by
them for lodging the Garie Mobile. When these
citizens return they will be called on for pay
ment from this date. ----.
The crowd Of strangers at Havre Is % great
that the hotels are overwhelmed. The boats for
Southampton refnse to carry the passenger
Trains arrive ct Havre from Paris hours behind
time. 30 heavily are they loaded. The scenes At
the depot every affecting. Grcat crowds
gather as the time approaches for the departure
Of the trains. The cars In al oascs arc over
crowded. and many are necessarily len behind.
Many families are leaving tho city In vehicles.
EIorbitant prices are charged, - II Is not sup
posed that these horses and vehicles will ever be
returned. l1,.sI .ry-.lL.-..s -.,,f... 3
The Secretary General or the Bank Of France
says that the crown jewels are not there. The
government authorities took care to have them
deposited In safe place outside Of the city.
Jewellers here have ceased displaying their
valuable goods In show windows, and Q great
part Of them have been cent to place Of safety.
Light drsft French gunbosts arc descending
the Rhine. 20 'rLL p
The Journal des Debats publishes accounts Of
the excuses committed by the rcd republicans at
Toulouse and Lyons. .' ..,Tgr,L~- .ri. .
The Gsrde Rationale do night duty on the
nmparts. .. .. .-..E..... 49,,
II Is Just announced that the publication Of
the Marseillaise newspaper has been suspended.
AL OF the editors have abandoned the concern.
The Moniteur announces the bombardment Of
Scheleseadt begun.
N. Bonneville has resigned as French smbss-
sabor at Rome. - -.
Tho Journals announce the seizure here Of 3d.
600 needle guns. These will Be distributed to
The soldiers forthwith. 10 ...~ ,t
The Bank Of France has been removed to
Toulouse. '.. ri .a.a 'g-
Gaulois says "After tomorrow the supply
Of gas will be cut off from the city, Is We must
avoid the dangers Of explosions BY means Of the
enemy's shells" ... r.... 49,
The citizens seem determined to avoid disor-
der. All persons endeayoring to excite the pop
ulace win be arrested at once. Il il announced
that large quantity Of Remington rifles lately
arrived here from England. ''
At the railway depot, Q great number Of Chas.
sepots were found piled In wagons. They had
apparently been forgotten, three weeks ago,
Good use will be made Of them now. .rJ DH.'T
A large French ARMY is forming In Normandy.
which will be commanded by Trochu In person.
and operate on the German lines In case Paris ID
besiegcd. I.g.
Asiatic cholera prevails among the troops BE-
sieging Metz.
The provisional government, though assailed
by the red republicans and 0rleanlsts, succeeds
admirably, and the conduct Of the people Of
Paris Is In the highest degree orderly and praise
worthy.
The Emperor Of Russia has conferred the or
der Of st. George upon Prince Louis William,
Duke Of Bavaria. for gallantry displayed by
the Bavarian troops.
NJ. Oionzsga, Spanish ambassador ut Paris,
has communicated to Jules Favre formal rec
ogntion Of the new government by Spain.
Belgium Is expected to recognize the Republic
at once. 1900.
Baron Mercier, French minister at Madrid,
has been recalled.
The existence Of an understanding between
the United States. Russia and Italy, looking "a
the termination Of the war, Is mentioned.
PROM LONDON.
The journals Of Havre and Lyons demand tina,
greater measures Of defence be adopted. as they
fear an attack. At Lyons, carthworks have betn
thrown up and preparations have been made "a
cut the bridges.
The Bsvariau government Is negotiating fol-
admission into the North German Confedera-
ton.
j Straggers from the armies are still pillaging
on the Belgian frontier. ... 80.
It is denied that Lord Lyons has gone to King
Williams headquarters.
/ IT,. Qt,,da r1bs correapondpnt M Paris aavs
that the Prussians cannot successfully bcsicge
the city with their 600, 900 men. II 10 said tina,
the casualties Of the war thus far aggregate 400 :,
600. more than one.half Of them either dead OF
manned for life.
NJ. Olozag, Is attempting vainly to mediate,
rs he insists on the integrity Of the French SOIL
The Paris press complain bitterly Of the CON-
passionate tone of the London journals.
Two generals, Pelle and Bellemar, who refused
TO sign the of articles captulation ut Sedan, have
escaped through the Prussian lines. The last
named has been appointed commander at 81.
Denis. Paris.
Emile Girardin announces that he will pub
lish new journal outside of Paris. Most Of the
Paris Journals now publish articles without the
signature of the writer. .-.-..
Large numbers Of the Garde Noble are con-
tinually arriving ut Paris.
The gasworks Of Paris are located outside Of
the defences and are likely to fall into the hands
Of the enemy. A reign Of mob and terrorism
therefore impends
The railway offices have discontinued the sale
of through passenger tickets to Paris.
The interview between M. Theirs AMI Earl
Granville in London, was concluded by an ex-
preston from the former that no saw nothing
TO DO looked for from England and that the No
gotiatons undertaken by continental powers
with the hope Of her cooperation must prob
ably be suffered to fall through. Il Is believed
tina. all hopes Of peace must be abandoned and
no treaty signed unless In Paris or on the
banks Of the Rhine.
The following are the terms which M. Theirs
Is reported to be authorized to offer King VIII
liam In behalf Of the Republic: France Is pro
pared to pay IN indemnity reaching one hun
dred million sterling, to surrender one-half OF
the feet and TO dsmantle the fortrcsscs Of Metz
add Strasbourg
| An impromptu meeting was held Tuesday
evening In Trafalgar Square. London, at which
the government was denounced unstinteily for
its course towards the French Republic. DEM
ocratic meetings have been called for at Hyde
Park Sunday, and others are announced In Nam
CueDtcus buIuiukuoht ANo& e~~
In sympathy with France. ..
A party OF socialists ut Brunswick who were
Intriguing against the Prassian throne have
been sent to prison on the Prussian frontier.
Several Prussan regiments have been armed
with Chassepots captured from the French.
The cause Of the explosion ct Laon whereby
the citadel was destroyed Is still . mystery
though the perfect Of the department and .
number Of prisoners have been subjected to .
rigid examination by Baron Won Moltkc. q,
General Trochu recently held Q grand 10
view Of the troops and announces his entire
satisfaction with the force for the defence OF Par
Is "-
The bridge at Cecil In the department OF
Disc was blown up Tuesday and the destruction
of all other bridges win follow. A party Of
Uhlaus are at Nogcnt sur Marne aud threaten
to lombard that town should the bridge be
blown up. n
The Prussian government has demanded 10
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