Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE
SIEGE OF PARIS.
THE INVESTMENT NOW COMPLETE.
Ming William Tells Queen Augusta 50.
THE LATE FIGHTING.
THE FRENCH REPULSED.
REPORTED PRUSslAs DEFEATS.
PEAcENE NEGOTIATIONS.
BISMARCK AND FAvRE IN COUNCIL
UNITED GERMANY.
THE FRENCH REPULSED.
REPORTED PRUSslAs DEFEATS.
FACE NEGOTIATIONS.
BISMARCK AND FAvRE IN COUNCIL
UNITED GERMANY.
AN EMPIRE, NOT Il REPUBLIC

i.lreTdphed Erclusirely 70 the kuenino ar.
The INVESTMENT OF PARIS COM
PLETE.
LONDON, Sept. 2e-king William reports r,
Queen Augusta THAI the investment of Paris -
now complete.
THE RECENT FIGHTS, Ere.
The Frerch advance on the north side OF
Paris has been rerulsed with the loss OF seven
guns and 600 prisoners.
Prnssian defeats are obscurely reported as
having ccnurred at Mons and at Athis
The private secretary of Etieune Araso,
Mayor Of Paris, has been arrested as a Prussia
spy.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
The Standard this morning saws that the ne
gotiations at Meaux are proceeding hopefully.
The general principles have already been ar
ranged by Bismarck and Jules Fayre. and the
details are row under DISCUSSION. Another Jour
nal reports that 'hps lar the only question
discussed Is as to who can ratify on the French
side.
THE ANGLO-AMERICAN AMBULANCE
CORPS.
The Angola merican Ambulance Corps is OF
incalcuiable tervice al the seat Of war.
THE ITALIAN OCCUPATION OF ROME.
FLORENCE, Sept pa contingent of each
division OF the Italian ARMY occupied the city of
Rome, while the remainder went into canp out
side the walls. TIE Papal lroops. on capitu-
latiDg, laid dow their arms and detled before
the Italians, who~cheered Justify for King Vic
tor Emanuel The Papal legion have gone to
Ciyita Neccbia, there 10 await the completion
OF arrangements now making to transport them
ID their several countries.
The Italian loss in killed and wounded before
the City was triing.
The diplomatic corps at Vatican have an
nouDced their entire satisfaction with the pre-
cautions which have been made to preserve
order.
The people Of all Italy are enthusiastic over
the accomplishment of the italian unity. The
large cities are covered with bunting, and dre
works and illuninations attest general JOY.
COMMUNICATIONS RE-oPENED.
LONDON, Sept. 22-The lire Of commurica-
ton between London and Paris has been re-
opened.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
A dispatch from Berlin repeats the report
that constitution is being prepared for the Sc
curity Of German uni.y. Herr Deibruch is ar
ranging the formalities for proclaiming Frcder-
ick Emperor Of Germany.
USAGE AND LORRAINE.
LONDON, SEPT. 22-The German Official Gas,t,,
a new journal published at Hagenau, i'm the Bas
Rhin, Alsaee, refers in its tirst number 10 the
proposed incorporation OF A'sace and Lorraine
with Germany. 1t says that these provinces are
already Teutsnic in language, politics, man.
ners and ideas, and that they will be only too
happy to separate rom infdel, socialistic
France.
ACTIVE MOVEMENTS OF THE PRus-
SLAMS.
Tha
Orleans alway, ard row occupy several points
along the line. Trsfnc on the road now stops at
B,ois. The Prussisns meracs Orleans
GENERAL REVOLT IN ALGERIA.
general revolt OF the Arabs has occurred in
Algeria. The Chasseurs d'Afrique have conse-
quently been sent back from Marseilles.
AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
Bronze statuary in Paris has been melted 70
supply the besieged with cannon.
nj. de In Guerronere has been arrested and
sent to prison at ST. Pierre, near Msrseiiles.
NEW GERMAN DEMANDS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The New York rsr>-
gram has the following:
LoNDoN, Sept. 22-The German military
authorities demand Alsace and Lorraine,
Metz, Toul and verdun. They more
over urge the occupation Of Luxemburg,
the giving Of French FLANDERS to Belgium, Of
Savoy to Switzerland, and Of Nice and Corsica
to italy. They win not submit in any way 10
the Interference Of neutrals.
A BRITISH PEACE AMBASSADOR.
BRussKLs, Sept. IA British diplomatist
arrived here Yesterday en route for the King OF
Pruss'as headquAsters, on an important mis-
saon connsceed with peace negotiations.