Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-07

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Paris that the enemy are at several poin
| in the neighborhood and volunteers al
hastening out to encounter him.
LIE Gaulois says the report that Jul'
Favre has gone to the headquarters of th
King Of Prussia seems confirmed, by th
fact that be did not appear yesterday I
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Fh
great French cities accept the republi
| joyfully. DEGREES abs0lying citizens frol
the oath to the Emperor, and abolishin
sampson journals, have been issued.
g., Ambassadors Recalled.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Journal Offieie
of the Republic publishes a proclamatio
to the army, exhorting it to rally arOun'
the glorious flag, which, eighty years age
drove back all Europe.
s The new government has revoked tn
functions of the following ambassador
to foreign courts: Marquis Lavellette, a
London; Count Manbarzel, Vienna, anC
Gen. Fleury, ST. Petersburg. IT.
,7 A decree has been issued requiring tn,
withdrawal of Germans from Paris
Princess MatiIde Arrested--IIedia,
tion of England Looked for-TOn,
of the Paris Press. -r--.. .sr,,
7~ All the Mayors of Paris have been ap
painted and installed in Office. A large
number of Projects of departments haYt
bsen appointed.
Victor Hugo, who arrived with hissons,
received ovations wherever ne appeared
He made short address last night, ex.
hortirg the people TO keep calm and offel
determined resistance to the enemy.
The Princess Matilde was arrested al
Puayas, in Normandy, and conducted to
Dieppe, where she is under guard. Her
baggage, consisting of sixty-two trunks,
has been retained for examination.
nA AS the Corps Diplomatique have not
received any circulars of instruction, un-
der the circumstances the relations be-
tween France and other powers are for
the moment suspended. -.s-.-- a.
Nothing has been heard from the Cabi-
net of London, which is understood to
purpose mediation. -
Many of the Paris journals declare there
is no time to discuss the form of govern
ment. Men must accept the one estab-
lished and Immediately prepare for de-
fence.
The Constitutional in q leading article
says we must, above all, be patriotic as
we have never been before IN such dan
gers as threaten our country, and we give
in our adhesion to the government of ma
tiOnal defence. ---.. ..r .
The same paper notices the report that
Jules Fave telegraphed to Washington,
announcing the declaration of republic
and expressed the hope that volunteers
will come to the aid of France from the
free American republic. as
The Debats cOunsels the new govern
ment that, while announcing the termina-
ton of the personal power of eleven in
dividuals, as to that of one man. The
Debats concludes by announcing that it
will act with the government. -..
Proclamation 60 the Army.
The Journal Officiel publishes the fol-
lowing proclamation to the army: When
a General compromises his command he is
When a government puts in
peril Its own weakness the public safety,
it is set aside. This is just what France
is doing in abolishing the dynasty response
bic for all our misfortunes. She has done
boldly in the face of all the world, this
act of Justice. She executes the decree
under which your conscripts have been
aud in the same act secures
the public safety.
To save itself, the nation needs now but
to rise en- masse, and henceforth to count
on two things only: it's own resolution,
which is invincible, and your heroism,
which has never hadan equal; and which,
in the midst of unmerited reverses, has
the world; Rally around that
glorious symbol, which, eighty years ago,
drove back all Europe united before US.
To-day, as at that time, the name of the
Republic signifies the intimate union of
the army and the people for the defense
of the country. Signed by the ministers.
The Republic nt mnrsciIIes.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-At the Marsailles De
partment committee were installed yes
terday in the Prefecture and distributed
to the people thousands of guns that were
found there. The workmen arrested
several secret agents of the police.
All the seargant de Vile have disappear
cd. The Prefect of the Department,
with his family, left the city Sunday
night The Deputy Esquires are to make
a solem entry to-day. The Imperial
emblems were torn down in all parts of
the city Sunday, and the statue of the
Emperor at Bourse overthrown. The
agitation continues, but there is now no
The Prefect of Aisne hesitated
for some time to proclaim the Republic
He could not believe the announcement
Just received from Paris. AT Lille the
corporation distributed arms to
the people, and the Natioual Guard has
heen organized.
The Prussians within Four Days of
Paris-Napoleon's Fellow Exilcs.
PARIS, Sept. Ga dispatch to the
Liberte from La On, says the troops are
falling back on Paris, and are under orders
of Gems. V1noy and Mandiul. The Uhlans
have been constantly on the heels of the
army, since its retreat began. The Prus-
slams in enormous numbers are fastening
to Paris, and in four days will be in sight
of the walls. They seize countrymen on
the face and force them into the ranks.
Napoleon is accompanied in exile by
Gen. Caslleman, the Prince De La Mos
kowa and Counts De Cells De Wambert
Refill and Pajoe, all of his personal staff.
The Crown Jewel Left Behind-Pre-
pairing for the Siege.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-FrOm all parts of
France news comes of the enthusiastic
to the Repubique. The people
are arming and Fastening to Paris where
a large force is already assembled 1t
was reported that the crown Jewels had
been taken, but it is contradicted. They
are in the bank of France The authori-
ties here are making vigorous prepa-
rations to sustain the siege. The Garde
National are electing officers and being
detailed for the defence at different parts
of the Notifications.
Freedom of the Press-PalikaO Re-
appears.
PARIS, Sept 6.-The Division of the
at the Ministry of the Interior has
been abolished. This puts an end to the
censorship of the press. No more for
eign journals will be stopped at the from
tier, and the freedom of the press at home
will be absolute.
The corps of cent gardes is dissolved
and the members, who are picked men,
have been distributed among other regi-
ments.
poIikeo resurnes command Of tho orr,y