, 1870-09-23

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nn.1 eeRtnse Of fee ~, 4. =.
/. 1ospos, Sept. e $ csters troa. Metz, picked
m AZ Fenctranee ss1kerata the assurances that
tic place Is we'll |>tsisioned, and The :ao'a;e OF
the garrison exec II.
at Metz, during the 1ast ostuleht, nothing OF
importance has occurred. Asortte Fas made b5
a French corps along the St1asbourg turnpike. The
engagement lasted only few hours anu enle.i at
1ark, tho Prussians occupying Chateau Marcy le
HUT T.
TIE CI.EGy.
ToERs, Sept. ee--Eyeptng. .-faere Ia strong |
movement on the part OF the clergy Q: France. IN |
favor Of national defence.
NAPOLEON HEARD FROM.
NEhzlS, Sept. e2.-1ti Is understtcd upon good
uItao,i&y, that Napoleon. In Ills seclusion at N1-
he1mshone, IN Clssel. IS prep1ri lg uaifcsto 10
tho Trench people. The members ot the late
Ftcuch Senate and Corps LcgEslatH will probably
reasscub!c ut Limoges, Department Of uaut-
Nh,rt in the northwest Of France
REVOLT IN ALGERIA.
4 general revolt OF Arabs has occurred In Afge-
ru, The cnassen,s g., q, At.tanSsu AZ asua1 laTe conse-
RED REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS,
Especial to the New York 1Iesald.l
LONDON. Sept. ga Paris letter OF the. 9oth
saws; 1.-THE action Of the extreme Republicans
en Saturday and Sunday was disgracefnl. THERE
were deinoustfauons lii several atopdissenaent6,
and demands OF the Neds LOT 1he cfeatlnso1 Com"
mnsess OF uelenee IN tut a'Aetea. "soaa!Sse-
mcnts, to be chosen By tue people. and to
levy general collection ana a'Fts'on
Of food anil amnunItiou- Noisy AMI
.ance.oas crowds assembled In different quar-
teIf, HlfcrtnG revolving cries. large hunoer OF
fonEhs were 11uuh'' IN some cases S!olcnce
was conmlttco. i'll ehe mstauec STORE nouse
was broken opcu nnA qnaatsy Of ntoS1s-
inns stizett nner pretense oi authority from Tie
ccm.sarter Of defence. on Sunday night much
terror prevailed among the better Class Of The pop
nlation. On Monday large force Of thc Rationale
| Guardc and some regulars and ma1iues trom
the fotts matched into The city to preserve otdeE
There Is little doubt that an attempt VIII be mdde
I before long by the extreme party to setze and
control the government. 1t Is difficult to say
| where the end Will he.
LEAVING TIE ct1F.
"Not trusting wholly to 1esce negotiations, the
last hours for leaving the city we're markcd
| by a rush Of hundreds whose courage
gave way at the last moment Hundreds
| ofthRplicattons were made to. Minister wash
| thlte fo7 passports by Frcnch,nen Wh0 were never
| outside Of France, and who pretend 10 be natural
lied Americans, bEt were unable to Produce their
p3pe1e.
FOOD. -.....
"Beyontf doubt, Paris Is p1ovtstoned for four
L AffleA
thorittcs. begging Citizens to exercise the greatest
cure and frugaitty In the use Of provisions from
the present moment.
+.Trochu is working 1udefattgably. Yesterday he
| was confined from lndssposltion.
DARKNESS.
tFGrthe pest two nights the city has bcen nimost
IN total darkness. Clttzeus arc adopting MEASURES
| to light the street lampa.
Il THE GENERAL SITUATION.
LONDON, Sept. 72.-A New York 5.ibHat cor.
| respondent has arrtyed from Lyons md T0nrs,
/ aud llings an important account of the internal
/ condition OF France. The reported lusuIrectfou
1T Lyons against tic Paris gorcrnmcntl ls not true.
Our correspondent left Lyons Sunday morning
utter spending several days there. The municipal
; election MAS held on the 18th, and 1t returned q
/ q mitotlty OF independent candidates totlle ceun
Gil They are mostly members Of the International
MorklnEMen's Association, WHO tT red Tag
They slistrssst Trochn und Favre. but do not re-
1cct The provisional government. The town was
1u'ef, except III constant cannon practice. Tht
| whole Aiale population was armed, generally
With 1nnzzle-loadtue. smoott'boie guns. Mosl o.
tricolor. but associate amtcably Wit:
others. FlTc thousand 1len from tle lslsO: t. -.
lry were throwing up ca1thwotks. I.sans Is r.
solved to resist II ifattackesl. There were auoll
4o,t0o regulars In the city, mostly young engage:
volanttres. or old soldiers who lElye 1r;'-ne11 !:
| the service. 1t will be some weeks II: .
former can he made soldiers. Trts:
i, / Algerian dcrots we're concentrated Il: J.. Il
. | Mculins, Neyess, Bourgeois, anA TVn.s.:4 wcr
about 10 GOO OF these men.
! ~ travelled With General coming aio1n esan
who assured me matters were serious III Algeria
rising OF Spanish antl Italian c6i"ntsts has bee
suppressed with little loss. Papers found shove
!, that Prussia WAS col!ceFnesl til inc aQasr. Ia
Foreign Legion, containing many 1cfnans' ha
: nutinied. The Arabs hiocSadsag tae Efenct
5 frontier towns haa capthfcd seFeras efsilhs q
t ro~Ie', ho'is' anu oass. .,
we Passea tia'a alet 1salh u hoflneiu Ait
: hlle t'nafds going soutn' t"ose 11oh' tne LOWE
j. wearing retf. ahu taosc from inc country tne u
$ eoot-" 11a.n a1'et 'ta'ii u peoplt "1a"n
g 'ecoH!olises ncione1nE 10 tne Not1acsu aaa Is
: efn lines are gong son1h lbF saaets. Neacanl
I Darruheh. We discovered that tAe Nool
Guards Of NoHllns, 81. German, Il
# eoscs and the country between were uhdef otde
2 | 70 rase lot Africa ln9 uas 10 1fee the few fes
= lar troops still within tic COLONY.
, - NJ Fteczeh, WAett VIC s1orPc" ioG: honsS
!. Tie mhittle OF the night, We were haftttl ere
r. 100 yaSds bs the sentinels OF tue Natioa
= GnarE- Every hour patso', vi
n | officers aid lante1hs IN dne Ion
., went round the town. me mea were altogeth'
- IN plain clothes, armed With Misunderstanding ca
tc airy carhines. ....-
IL 'At cue town learned, from good rcsourrt
= the French hlan Of def cucr. ALI tile Mobiles III
IL vnnnc re.r,la.s INV scattered over tbe Ht,,ltbe
- tcwns are TO he copcct.tratcd in some one
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