The New York herald., 1870-09-11

heved, even communications are cut, that matters
have been so arranged tnat the authorities wlll man.
age to correspond between Tours and Paris. The
diplomatic corps will 90 TO Tours to-day.
FROM WHOM WILL PRUSSIA DEMAND cLAIMs9
The journals approve the project for the conyoca-
ton OF the Assemble Constituante as depriving the
Prusslans Of any chance to make claim for indem-
nifty, there being no regular government.
ITALY AND SPAIN RECOGNIZE THE REPUBLIC
the Figaro OF this morning says the republic OF
France has been oflcially recognized by Italy and
SPAIN
MORE ABOUT RECOGNITION.
The official journal OF the republic to-day pub
fishes the letters OF the Ministers from Italy and
Switzerland recognizing the provisional govern
ment and the answers Of Jules Favre thereto
RESIGNATION OF ANOTHER AMBAssADoR.>
n. Bannevlle has resigned the French Ambassa-
dorship at Rome.
TALK OF THE PARIsIAN PRESS.
Some OF the journals having reported that Prince
Pierre Bonaparte wept when he met the ex.Emperor,
the former writes letter to tho journals denying
the story and adding that both his friends and his
enemies know that he has more manly habits
The Journal des Debats publishes accounts of
excesses committed by the "Redn republicans at
Toulouse and Lyons.
The Gaulots says:-After tomorrow the supply Of
gas will be cut or from the city, as we must avoid
the dangers Of explosions by means Of the enemy's
shells.
The Paris press, almost without exception, com I.
plain bitterly 0f the compassionate tone OF the Lon
don journals.
Emile Girardin announces tina. he. win publish q
new journal outside Of Paris.
Most Of the Paris journals publish articles now
without the signature Of the writer.
ROwDY JOURNALISM.
70 iug IN of <ho
XarseiRafse newspaper has been suspended. AL
the editors have abandoned the concern. As one of
the results Of this course it is noticed that the pro-
testations against violence recently made by the
ultra journals, has had the best effect upon the
minds OF the people, who are thus made aware that
revolution does not mean anarchy.
It's feared the mob contemplate an attack on the
office Of the MarSeRlatSe. The Figaro has also been
threatened
NEWS FROM HAvRE AND LYONS.
The journals Of Havre and Lyons which have been
received here demand that greater measures OF de-
fence be adopted they fear they may be attacked
At Lyons earthworks have been thrown up and it is
proposed to cut the bridges.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gustave Flourens has arrived here.
The Bank Of France has been removed to Toulouse
All the theatres Of the city are now closed.
The Secretary General Of the Bank OF France saws
the crown Jewels are not there. The government
authorities took care to have them deposit ed In
safe place outside the city.
Last evening number Of fine houses, in the en-
vrons Of the CITY, destroyed by fire by order OF
the authorities.
The forests Of Claumart and Meudom are being des-
troyed by order OF the government.
The gas works are located outside Of the defences
These likely to fall into the hands Of the enemy
The reign Of the mob and terrorism, therefore, i'm
pends.
Intervention OF Austria and Russia-DinlcuI-
ties Of the Provisional Government-PoIiti-
cal Aspect Of Annirs-LOsses and Sunerings
of the Prussinns-Ihe BOurse Rising.
PARIS, Sept. 10-Evening.
THE PEACE PARTY IN PARIS.
The peace party In Paris begins to show its hand,
encouraged by the evident hesitation Of the Ger
mans. They are willing France should pay an In
demnity, but will not consent to give up an inch OF
French territory.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA INTERVENE.
Yesterday the Austria and Russian ambassadors
had long interview with Jules Favre at the Minis
try Of Foreign Affairs, and another to-day. They
endeavored to get Jules Favre to propose certain
| terms which Count Beust has been authorized u
say Count Bismarck VIII accept and promised tC
secure armstlce soon the proposition should
be made.
ENGLAND BLOCKS EvERYBODY's WAY.
Great indignation is felt here at the course OF
Earl Granville. who discourages all the efforts OF
Won Beust ana Of Russia by refusing Lord Lyons
instructions to urge it.
KING WILLIAM BEHIND ENGLAND.
1t Is understood that Earl Granvile's singular
course Is inspired by the Queen. who approves of
the King Of Prussia's determination to recognize
Qa gt m nd Wi IN mo ala fho
republic impossible
DIFFICULTIES OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
The provisional government mas hard task It
is openly asserted by the extreme red republicans
the Orleanists plot against 1t, through the diplo-
matte corps, and particularly through the Belgian
and Brazilian legations and through the old From
deur section Of the liberal press. All the stories
about luck OF ammunition In Paris which are
utterly and absurdedly false came from the Orean-
ist lntrlguers. More anxiety s felt about the ultra
Reds than about the Orleanists But they have thus
far been kept In check most creditably by Henri
Rochefort, who was behaved most patriotically.
SPLENDID BEHAVIOR OF THE PEOPLE.
Nothing can exaggerate the good conduct of the
people. Their order Is beyond all praise. They are
their own police. have traversed Paris at all hours
Of the day and night during the last three days. but
have seen no sort Of riOtlng or violence. The
shops in the Rue de la Paix and the Palas Royal are
Kept open with full brilliant displays OF jewery but
l have heard Of no attempt at pnlage At the Pre-
lecture they have never in ten years known 80 few
arrests for crime Of any kind as during the past
fortnight.
DISAPPEARANCE OF STRANGERS
The shops are selling articles Of luxury at fabu-
lousy low rates. No strangers left In Paris save
q few Americans and Russians The railway trains
on the Orleans and MaIseies roads are doubled In
number, and all 90 crowded.
POLITICAL ASPECT OF AFFAIRS.
The people of paris are intensely in earnest, and
no government could live an hour, in my Judgment,
which would accept treaty ceding territory. The
government Will be moved in part to Tours If Paris
is besieged. M. Favre and M. Picard will 60 there
with their ministers, and delegates Of the other min
listers will accompany them, well as the whole d.
plomatic corps
Blow ADVANCE OF THE, ,PRussIANs.