Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-09
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE war IN EUROPE.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
The Diplomatic Corps Of Paris to Wait o.
Hing william.
AU USTRIA Ar M 7 N6-
WILL RUSSIA ABANDON INTERVENTION !
Republican Demonstration in Spain.
- '-. "o' II
RIS r. ADY.
THE DEFENCES PERFECT.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES REQUESTED TO
LEAVE THE CITY.
MCMAHON NSTILLLIV
THE ORLEANS PRINCES REQUESTED TO
LEAVE THE CITY.
MCMAHON NSTILLLIvES

Telegraph d Exclusively to TIE Evening" Star.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES REQUESTED
TO LEAVE PARIS.
: PARIS, Sept. 9.-Jules Favre has declined the
services Of the Orleans Princes, and begged
them 10 quit 'he city, for fear OF complica; oDs.
Il PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
1tis IS reported tiat IRE Diplomatic Corps
at Paris has gone to King Williams headquar-
ters in the intere-t OF peace.
THE sE1GEt OF sTRAsBURG.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-The Prussian works around
Sussburg are nearly complete. Gen1 Ulrich
persists in holding the place. The river Ill has
been diverted into the trenches.
THE DEFENCEs OF PARIS.
The Staadards Paris correspondent writes
that be has converted With an English engineer
in this city, who affirms that the defences Of
Paris are perfect.
FRANCE AND AMERICA.
Paris is filed With members Of the Guarie
Mobile bearing French and American fays
Last evering they aaluted Mr.. washburne, the
American Minister.
SPAIN FOR THE UNITED STATES OF
EUROPE.
There have been several demorstra o,s at
Madrid lat,ly in favor Of the United States o:
Europe.
The Aorni.,J Post courses the Prussians to
top and offer peace to the Republic on terms
that shall reimburse Prussia, and yet leave no
rlnklirg source of late among the French
o herw.,e, the Poi ropes .re F.erch VIII bold
their own. The w.iter then commerss on - e
violent Philo-Pruss an tore of fbe British press
which wss lately 80 oh .quiors - the Empero:.
THE PRINCESS MATHILDE.
A mob at Dieppe, Saturday night, tried to
stop the luggage OF Princess Mathilde, who bsd
embarked ror England. The police and gas
dormes interfercd successfully, and every thing
valuable W placed out OF danger.
THE DEFENCE or PARIS.
The Psris papers refer obscr-ely t. d new
murderous engine prepared for the defence of
the city. They a'co claim that they now hare
more than 100 900 armed men within the walls.
MCMAHON NOT DEAD.
1t is again reported that Mcmahon is stil
alive. One correspondent says that his wound
isrot necess afily mortal.
THE PRUSSIANS STILL AT SoISSONS.
The neighborho ID Of So,ssons Is still the me t
westerly point where the Prussians have been
observed.
There is q great scarcity OF printing paper in
Paris. Gal ynani's AesserJer hrs been reduced
in size, and 1t is likely rhat other papers will be
forced I, follow.
THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
The authorities at Berlin are confident that
Russia will withdraw her proposition Tor con-
ference, in view Of the persistence Of Prussia.
AUSTRIA ARMING.
1t is reported that, owing - the creation Of
the new republic, Ars:ria Is ermins again.
MADAME GEOEGE SAND.
PARIS, Sept 9-Madame George Sand hes
salute . the new reS,ae.
EXCITEMENT IN MARsEILLEs.
MARsBILLKs, Sept 9.-There is intense es-
citement here. Many of the members Of the
former police force have been arrested as SPIES
band Of women employed in . t,bAcco fac
tory yesterday parsded the streets singing the
Msrseillaise. Tho authorities are taking steps
toprevent any ditorder. .,