The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-08
FROM EUROPE.
The New Boansary Of France.

BERLIN, Sept. S.-The part of Lorraine
now in Prussisn hands, and all of Alsace,
will probably represent the territory to be
demanded from France as an indemnity by
Prussia.
The western frontier win begin at Esch,
on the border of Luxembourg, fanking the
river Moselle at about ten miles from its
western bank, crossing that stream at Cur
ney, half way between Metz and Pont-a-
Mousson, then following the course of the
Moselle and Meurthe ten miles from the
eastern bank of the latter to Mont Dapon.
The southwestern frontier will consist of the
present boundaries of the departments of the
Upper and Lower Rhine, Haut, and Bas Rhin.
This district oomprebends Alsace and Saar-
burg, Saagemund, Metz, Thionville, Chateau
Salins, Pfalsburg, Bitche, Weissenburg, etc.
Contemplated surrender of Metz
Marshal Bazaine is still negotiating for the
surrender of Metz.
The French Prisoners
in German hands are enthusiastic at the
Enperors deposition.
Attentions TO Napoleon.
Every attention and courtesy is shown to
the Emperor, who is at Wilhelmschohe, near
Cassel. .. F @ .
Peace again PossibIe.
PANS, Sept. S.-The JogrnaIde Paris says
that notwithstanding it was at first an
nounced that the efforts for mediation had
failed, it now seems that the project may
succeed.
Italy Reported In Revolution,
Dispatches received here from Italy state
that the proclamation of the French republic
has caused the greatest agitation there.
despatch from Marseilles says that re-
public has been proclaimed in Italy, but this
is not confirmed.
q Prussian Strategy PuzzIipE TO the French.
No Prussians have yet been seen in the
puzzled by the abandonment of the siege of
Montmedy when the town was half burned.
The Prussians, under General Moring, have
occupied Rheims.
Prussia VIII Permit No Interference.
LONDON, Sept. S.-The Berlin Correspo1-
dence says that all thought of admitting
mediation or intervention has been aban-
doned, for the present at least.
Progress Of the Invasion.
PARIS, Sept. 8.-The Prefect of Haut
Marne announces to the Ministry that st.
Dizier has been occupied by the enemy.
A force of about 2O00 has also appeared in
front of Laon.
A detachment of about so Uhlans was re-
pulsed there by the Garde Mobile, which oc-
cupied the citadel.
Communication Between Paris and Thauu
and Muhlhouse has been restored, as well as
the communica ion between Paris and Me-
zieres.
1t reported here that the garrison at Stras-
burg yesterday made a successful sortie,
killing a large number of Prussians. 1t is
said that the Prussians have been deoimated
since the siege began by the fire Of the gar
rison.
The American Recognition of the Republic.
PARIS, Sept. Slate yesterday afternoon
Minister Washburne had an interview with
Jules Favre, at which he announced that the
American Government had recognized the
sister Republic of France. M. Favre was
! much moved, and, grasping Mr.. Washburne
by the hand, he exclaimed, 81 receive the
notification with gratitude and profound emo
tion."
New French Ambassadors.
1t is reported that Louis Blanc, Ledru
Rollin, and Dupaisse viii be appointed as the
ambassadors to London, Washington, and
Vienna respectively.
BRUssELs, Sept. 8.
The Count Palilkao
is at Namur, where throngs of French pri-
soners pass hourly. 4
| Fresh Peace Ramors.
LONDON, Sept 8.-Rumors prevail here
that peace proposals have been laid before
the King of Prussia from France.
The Political Outbreaks.
LONDON, Sept. 8-12'30 p. M.-The leading
bankers here regard the political outbreaks as
unfavorable.
The Bank Of England
has made no change in its rate to-day, but
money is rather active.