The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-20

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The citizens declare tina, they prefer Pru.sisu
rule 10 communism.
rms cALDRoS BEGINNING To poIL.
Pyon he Ereniro Kan
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Red Republicans have
held several large meetings at halls and In the
streets Of Paris at which fervid appeals have been
made arainsl restoration ofmonarchy. The leaders
OF the Reds proposed approvingly TO organize pop.
ular protesations against peace aud is negotiation
TO erreet the Imperial Commlssaries Of Police TO
strip them OF authority, and 10 conscae the estates
OF toe bor 'partist agents.
The indications derived from these gathering. Of
THK IRRKcosc1LABLEs
that they are dissatisfied with the presence in
the administration OF ". Keratry and Gen. Trochu,
on TIE grounds that their sympahcs are not sum.
cieny republican and that by their continuance in
power the Government Ia embarrassed In It's opera
tons. The presumption is that q powerful aglto-
ton will be erertod to secure the removal OF these
obnoxious constituents OF the National Defence
A correspondent from pari. writes;
A Rentlemnn with whom l cOuyersed yesterday
told me that
HE HAD HEARD vicroR nuGo SAT
that ho would blow up quarter aiter quarter OF the
city oceupied BY the enemy Thcy would do some
thng 10 dazzle the world, and # Paris must perish
the Glory OF its defence would outliye the disgrace
OF It's capture.
PRussIAs SPIES ARRHsrED.
The soldiers who escaped from sedan are en-
House. While passing in that vicinity, met
company OF the Garde Mobile escortng In triumph
man in bran new uniform Of the Cuirassers.
The freshness Of his Uniform too brilliant at such
time this, had attracted attention toward him,
when his unmistakaole cultural sceent bad dscov-
cred his nationality. ard that he was Prussian spy.
| These spies would meet summary Justice, if not
protected by the National Guards.
In the Rue Trevis woman, observed ae walking
| with significantly
SUGGESTIVE soLDiERLY GAIT,
was arrested, who proved 10 be Prussian spy.
| Attention had been called to her movements by
respectsbly dressed man wearing decoration, and,
upon the crinolne being questioned, plan OF Paris
| nnd Its forthc. .tions was founl upon her. some
tllans, dressed a. French soldiers, were arrested.
| They spoke French perfectly, aud had penetrated
u'e forts.
cuAssgPors FOR TuE GARDE MOBILE.
During the last few days the Government has
s @ N I'll OF Ss earo MoS obj saSs
| received chassepots, and at tina corner OF every
sireet hSss o,rds; may De me. with in S groups,
| affection OF child for new toy.
| There ha. been continuous fighting around Paris.
| weekly tax has been imposed upon those rest
dents who have houses or apartments here and have
MSny PIusslan scouts have arrived near the walls
| Of Paris. All the Departments are
.RsISG ACTIVELY.
| Frenln0--Tho city Is quiet even to du'he-s. The
| Boucyards are crowded with soldiers. No synp-
| toms of disturbance are observable.
| LoNDoN. sept. l9.-A correspondent, writing from
Paris, tie nth, says: Gen; Ninoy led 50 0Ol troops
OF the line last hlkut Ninttuht> 10 ulspute tbc
passage OF the Marne. The advance Of the enem,
| yesterday was not great Their troops are
NAssED NEAR tuE sEINE,
ready to cross a, any moment. The corps thore is
taking the course indicated IN late letter Crossing
! the Seine at Ncneve and IT. Georges they viii
| mas In tie vicinity Of LorJcumeau to The rear Of
vs'ae =; EoSGd MoS 81 Me5SaS 5Sss to 0s sS TSss 5 or
tae heights Of Camart; and, II the city il lombard
ed, viii open FIRE upon Nougir1rd. From this point
| hey can
| cGEATLY DAMAGE THg CITY
~ tlr as the Bouevards d fnfel and Mont Parnasse
| Tie northern army Is marching On ST. Denis.
Tire past two months has given a better view OF
rr,nei' instability tnan nly ,ears Of pclcc. The
-, ID transition OF public sentiment is startling.
| cr' was for war and the renewed enthusiasm,
"hich tell away again at tie nows OF tle victories
and advance OF the eucmy, again blased " lightly
For t7rce days 'nero was not n cry heard, no
singing OF tie Nnrsgiaisc, but q cir patriotism was
| undergoing sharp uill.
As TIN pA>GsR DRAWS YE,ngr
their en'husesm r'cs again, nnd the soldiers ma ch
out jyuruly aud br,,ly TO enc0untet tic oNtr.
%ho.mns force ap.ro,,eline the diy TSSdV all
il at if height, and men exhibit chiyalic deter
min4l,on T. Fight even to death lhe great hui In
THE Flpt Gu military organization, however, isa
VAST on DISCIPLINE
fearful want Of discipline In tue National Guard AMI
Garde Mobile l. witnessed daily, aud recalls 10 my
mind the causes OF the defeat Of tie iaie American
Confederate army. The one claimed to be trelicd
by their officers as gentlemen, the other as tie cil
zens' rlltary. You know what that n'ean-.
| Foreigners are IN great danger OF being
TREATED As sPIEs,
and passports are of little use. Msry Amt ticaus
have been roughly handled from ,ieir inwnIoncr
Marshal Ngiilant narrowly - ipce OsinS hanged by
| a mob while visit tie OrlihcaiiOn-.
An ahncunceWepi ~ as uaue tnt n eocltll>t meet
Ing would be Nv,u' AZ mLleh Nlctgt hugo, Lrdtu
| protest against the moderation OF tho Government
| imagine that the meeting has been suppressed ~
| IL has not taken pAce. The Rods are struggling
,raryi ruy tne astanisncy. Since mornn. tile enemy
| has nude slow progress toward Versailles. There
| las been fighting a. Juvsey ana Athi.. 1 saw
| dozen wounded men carried to Val dc Grace.