Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
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The War in Europe +!
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
UNITED STATES AND FRANCE.
Intervention Rurnors.
REPORTED ITALIAN REPUBLIC
ENrHUsIAsm IN RIs.

The CITY is unusually quiet, but wears the ap-
pearance of earnestness and determination.
Under constant rumors of the approach of the
Prussians the determination to defend the city
becomes more universal. All classes share this
feeling, which is becoming hourly more ferVld
The troops under ! Paris number one
hundred and forty thousand. including Venay's
Corps the National Guard and the volunteers.
FLORENCE. Sept. 8.
1t is reported that the proclamation ofs Re
public in Italy is false. All is quiet
Victor Emanuel announces his ability to main
tain order everywhere, including the PapaI
States, il necessary.
BREsT, Sept. 8.
Havre and CherboUrg are in state of de-
fence.
It is apprehended that Bazaine will be COM
PEELED to capitulate from the want of provielons
and ammunition.
BERLIN. Sept. g.
The Queen has sont her chef de cuisine to the
French Emperor at Mehelm shote.
HAVRE, Sept. 8.
Martial law has been proclaimed here.
PARIs, Sept. 8.
Jules FaVre received the employees OF the
Foreign Office and said that he would make no
changes st present, as those accustomed to the
duties are much needed. He demanded the de-
voted assistance of all in the National need.
The Foreign Ambassadors visited the new
Ministry yesterday.
Vinay explained to the Ministry bis late march.
He wag pressed, On his return, By the Prussian
advance during the whole march.
The Committee of Defence meet permanen thy.
Nearly all the Deputies of the Majority have
left Paris.
A new corps, called the Guardians Of the
Peace, has been organized.
Minister Washburne has written letter an
nounciug his authorization TO recognize the
Republic and Offering the congratulations or the
American Government and people, who hear
with enthusiasm the proclamation of Republic,
unattended with bloodshed, and sympathiza
with the great movements, which ate big with
results and happy for France and mankind
The letter, after recalling the traditional friend
| ship between the two countries, congra fulates
France upon the choice Of jules Favre as Foreign
Minister.
! There are reports from all quarters OF g. con
/ tenplated mediation, but there is no cessation
| of the Preparations for National defense. LIS
Gulois says that part of the administration goe
to Tours if necessary. to Lyons, and thence tt
| Marseillos. 1t is reported that the COMMITTEE
! installed in Lyons think of resisting the Govern
mont, because it is too moderate.
Laon has been tarned by the Prussians, wh'
arc corning by the Arisno Valley. The dourna
SAWS that as the forests of Compeigne and Chan
tjIly servo as a refuge for tho enemy. they
should be burned.
It is understood, i'll case of mediation, tina
Lord Lyons Chevalier Vegra, the Italian G0Inls
ter; Senior Olozoga, the Spanish Minister; ant
Washburno, U. s. Micister, VIII go to the ffus
sian Kings headquarters.
Gambetta has issued proclamation to th
Projects of DEPARTMENTS, bidding them thinl
only of war, and the pGstponenant OF eyer.
thought except those 70: the national defence.
new loan is contemplate ed Paris is proYlslone
for 2 OGO. 600 mon two months
LONDON, Sept. s.
A hcalhfal reaction in tho stock market /
hopeless while French republicans buster fo
war The Times and other journals deprecat
the policy which indicts the Consequences upo
France for the ac's of the Empire.
Copenhagen advices indicate that the bait
fleet unanimously accept the Republic.
The Marquis of Westminster has received IL
order of knight of the Garter made vacant
= the death of Earl Clarendon.
, Adyices from Milbourne represent rapid e.
tension of telegraphs inland, in order to conne
. with tho India oable,
The prussian advance has reached la teri
and Sous Jouarre, 10 miles fcon Paris
/ TIE Princes Mathilde WAS released on the BE
GUM frontier.
II Is said that Baz ,ins is weu supplied wit
r provisions.
= peace,
d The independence Beige Gays that Englal
= yithhods her mediation at the instance
q Foreign Minister Granville, who holds that t
~ tory; 4
j.. possible
" It isrumored, via Marsaelles, that RepuDi
J, mas been proclaimed in Florence.
# Grown Prince Bumbert has baen named
IS President.
zudre Bond Reserves his OplnIon-Pa
master Jenkins Attached for COntemp P
:" RALEIGH, Sept. 8
$, Judge Bond, Of the q. s. Circuit Court, aft
n hearipg the Argument in Burgens case OF hd0e
If co, p,ls. makes decision, but takes the pap'
l. to Baltimore will him, and holds the matter I
u, der Amusement. It wss revision Of Jud
. Brooks action.
10 At the instance of Gov. Holden, D. A. Jenki
l. ?aymaster. has boon attached for contempt
I'd JUDGE Mitchell. for disregarding the I'M ancti
lie in regard to paying of Holden's troops
From Warrington.
VAaE1NGToN, Sept. 10
e. The acting Commissioner decides that eve
of cutting machine used il manufacturing tooac
or whether worked by hand or ary other klnd
bo power, must be bonded in the sum otthree til
sand dollars. Tobacco kegs must be 80 CO
structed as to leave space around the centre
itwesn the hoops to admit attaching stamps
ou5 prescribed in regulations of series 5. No. 8.
y Bureau will not admit Of the stamping OF a
u kind of wooden package on the hea&4.
ry
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