Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20
THE WAR,
LAST .y.IGHT'S TRLR q I'm ].

The State Department has received dispatch
,som Mr'stcr Mosey, dated London, Saturday
evering, in which he SAYS the statement that
Prussia ref1sesto treat except " ith the regency,
and intends to reirstate Napoleon as Emperor
o. France, is is'se. PrrsS.a, re s.Ns objects TO
re- olr'cing the p-~ aent government. not l. =
o the proc Da' on o. tie republic but
on the 1ionnd rat 1t : r"1uttot.zed, unst sble,
snd incap be OF v ng rg GUARANTEES.
The telee ans received by Az ociated Press
last night are very melgre. The following are
the most important:
FANKE GONE To PRUSSIAN HEAD
QUARTERS.
LONDON, st ut. i9.-Jules Favre has gone to
ne Pru IAN headquarters. Fears were enter
-'red hat he would not be r ceivcd, but he IT =
wss answered IsyOrably. He set out in ned
atcly for Meaux, the prI 'snt Headquarters OF
the King.
\ SEVERE FIGHT NEAR PARIS.
PARIS. Sept. 9.-(Special TO the n. Y. Hsro'i
a fight took place yesterday ten niles from
Paris between the advanced guard OF the Prp =
sian armv and y accommodating party OF the
French forces. The latter were driven back and
the russians e,ta6l'>hed themselves on the
heights which the French had been bOlding.
The Prussjans numbered 60 Geo men. TIE III ght
is said to have been very bic ody, and the French
though beaten, inflicted heavy 10 cs on the
Piu .ans. The contest ragged for upwards of
Two hours.
FROM TOURS.
TOURS, September IG.-Washburne, the
American MINISTER, and the minister ifom
S1itzpI landbave been officially informed thar
Jules FaNTe will remain in Paris, nOtw ithsta
ing the removal of the capital to this city. They
and also the Belgian minister will remain in
Paris.
THE ADVANCE ON PARIS.
LONDON, September l9.-(Special to the New
York fimeS.)-A cores spondent OF the New
York Times, writing from Paris on The 17th saws
ibat Gen Einoy, led LOCO troops last night 10
NiEcennes TO dispute the passage OF the Marne.
The advance of The enemy yesterday was not
sreat. Their troops are ready to cross at any
moment. hejng massed near the Seine. Cross
ing the Seine at Nilleneuve and st. Georges
the rear of Versailles. Established there, they
will push foaward by the woods Of Mendon, 70
plant batteries on the heights OF Clamart, and
# the city is bombaIded, Will open fire upon the
vanguard. From this point they can greatly
damage the city as far as the BOuley ards DEN
fer and Mt Parnasse. The northern army is
marching on st. Denis. Since morning the
enemy has made slow progress towards Yer
sailles. Fighting at Juvisy and Athos. saw
a coZen wounded men carried to Val de Grace.
THE GRAND ENTREE IN PROSPECT.
A correspondent OF the LordOn TINES writing
from Rheims, slys: "I do not apprehend any
bIoodshcd at Paris, nor suppose the Parieiaps
are SO unwise as to attempt defer Sc, T Ie Prus-
slars o barbarous as to proceed to eXtremities.
Nothing can prevent the latter going to Paris,
ror will they suffer the King to enter the CITY
with the 8rmy. Every one seems bert on enter
ing Paris in pomp. All the petty sovereigps O:
Germany are making endeavors to he present,
and it is difficult to say what eirv nity NAV
lead them to. It is hoped the good sense of tbe
King and Bismarck will put a veto on these pro-
ccedings."
BISMARCK AND ITALY
LoNDoN, September 19-Tbe Iibure's cor
re: oudept writes on the Is 10: Bismarck 's
brsy at Rheims settling vst ous dp'on atic m at
feTs relative TO non inter vent ion by GERMANY
III Italy. 1t bps been aerced that the It1'iars
may occupy IL one and Nice IL tbe people wish
70 rerounce their iormer allegiance. Other
Er!epe?s cabre's have tcen roi'f i accord
irgIy.
REORGANIZATION OF GERMANY
A r ogapiZItiOn OF Germany was alco con-
siCercd The de'ails have been postponed for
Tie present, hut it IS urdeI stood that a com
mon constitution VI! ne given - all States
roth and Sonth OF the Maire alike with
ample guarantees for healthy political ana
conomical DEVELOPMENT. Bavaria ard Baden
distinctly declare for territorial enlargement.
while agreeing that A'eace and Lorraine must
reform to Germany. The recently appointed
civic Commissioner for AE g, Won Kublwet-
ter, hes teleeraphed - the olrds of lfade ct
Elbei field and Bremen for their views of the
influence uroB German Industrial interests by
he admi:sion of Alsace and the department
Of the Moselle into the German ZOllverein.