The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-07
The Foe at Her Gates! |!
The War Must Go On!
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc. E.e.
PARIS, Sept. z
Immense Defensiye Exerilana

are still being made. The army continues to
retire before the Prussian advance. There
seems to be but one patriotic sentiment among
the people-deiense of the nation.
OrEauization
Is quietly proceeding. There is no dissent from
the necessity of the republic anywhere.
Press Censorship removed
There is great rejoicing at the practical re-
moval of the rigid press censorship. War news
and details arenow published without hindrance.
The Prussians MT -oissoos.
The arrival of the Prussan advance at Sois-
sons is confirmed
The reported prussian Repulse CoDtrndKcted.
LONDON, Sept. Tt is denied that the Null
house National Guard has successfully resisted
Germans who were seeking to pass the Rhine
at that point.
The Sedan wounded.
Nearly all the wounded who were colIec ted
ut Sedan have been sent. under the terms of the
capitulation, to neighborng towns and farms
1900 of MacMahon's are reported at Mezieres.
Twenty thousand are between Vouziers and
and Laehrens- propuleux.
The Orleans Princes.
PARIS, Sept. 1-(Specal to the New York
Telegram. 1.-The report is confirmed that the
Orleans princes are on their way to Paris, aud
it is rumored that the Republican ministry are
determined TO arrest them on their arrival
istry.
A rumor is also in circulation that difficulty
existed between General Trochu and the Minis
tiers. The latter gave way, and harmony is once
more restored in the Republican council The
differences arose on the question of the arming
of all classes of the population. Trochu stood
firm in his opposition to the armug Of the peo-
pie, contendng that the proposition was prema-
ture and impotic in the face of the grand crisis.
Tha, .iniot ptt 70 4.
reservation that at more opportune moment
the subject should be more fully discussed and
acted upon.
PARIS, Sept. 6.
Vinoy, Just Arrived.
has been assigned an important command
France ard England
A long interview occurred yesterday between
Jules Favre, President of the new republic, and
Lord Lyons, British Ambassador at Paris, when
the views of the British cabinet were fully dis
cuseed. Assurances were given of Englands
sympathy with France in her present distress.
and encouragement given of an early recogni.
tion Of the Republic.
PARIS sept.7.
The BOmbnrdment of MsuImedy
ceased yesterday. 1t II believed that the be-
sieging force of Prussians have been withdrawn
General Viney with hif entire force arrived
at Paris by railroad at o'clock yesterday after
noon. His division consisted of eleven trains OF
cavalry, thirteen trains of artillery, and four
teen trains of infantry.
Troops ConceBtrating
The rolling stock of the Northern and other
railroads will be despatched Immediately to the
eastward to bring back other troops. At S
o'clock last evening the Prefect of Laon tele-
grapbed to the Government that no force of the
enemy had appeared there.
Petition fer Annexation.
LONDON, Sept Cities of the South Ger
man States, including Carlsruhe, Mayence,
stuttgardt, and Munich have petion ed for an
nexation to North Germany.
Paris Will Fight TO the Last.
PARIS, Sept 7.-Reports having been circu-
lated that the Municipal Guard were aVerse TO
defending the city, the officers and men have
published a statement to the effect that they will
fight to the last.
Barricading the Streets
The MOniteur says that orders have been
given to barricade the streets to render any
assault of the enemy more difficult People
are
Quilting the City
with the utmost haste, now that the Prussians
have approached.
PrussIau Demands
so near. One of to- days papers Gays the King
OF Prussia has already announced here that he
viii require the leading capitalists 10 guarantee
the sum of three thousand millions OF francs.
Among the names cited are Messrs Rothschilds,
Rouland, Gallieva, and other bankers, and the
presidents of the great railway and other COM
panies of France. The city is very quiet.
Singing in the streets has entirely stopped, and
az the enemy draws near, the people evinee q
quiet but firm determination to fight.
Prussia saubs RusHia
ST. PETERsBURG, Sept. THE st. Peters
burg Journal says that the Gar shares every
effort to localize and abridge the war, but inef-
fectually, as Prussia repels any Intervention al
! all restraining its freedom of action.
The tsrand advance
| PARIS. Sept. THE head of the Prussian
column halts apparently at Laon and Epernas.
Laon is a town of about IL ,OG0 inhabitants, "a
miles N f. OF Paris, and Is miles N. E. OF S0iss0as
where the PrissiaH advance was reported in earlier
dispatches. II is on the line OF crcuiCOns railroad
| from ihe capital TO kheims. IL was here that the
| FIRST Napoleon vas defeated by Blucher on the 9th
but little resistance and enteHed Paris on the 3lst.
nineteen miles w. NJ W. Of ChalOus, on the railrOad
| from that place TO the Capital.-ED. EVE. TELL
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