New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Saturday night, by this immigration from the 6d""eu
alone II brings home the actuates OF the war ana
leaves to doubt the imminent peril OF the sua
ton. Useless mouths are banshed from the city by
order Of the Governor OF Paris, Gen. Trochu; ana
another mandate, placarded last night ON all
the walls issued by the same authority
enons all foreigners not naturalized Frenchmen' De-
longing TO any nationality actually at war with FRANCE
TO quit within three days. going either back to the
own country retiring TO the interior under
lance and protected by permit signed BY the 1oNeIo
Those who fail 10 comply with this injunction VIII be
handed over To the military tribunals 10 be de Win
by them according to circumstances This order Is CON
sdered absolutely indispensable OF the measures
for contributing to the safety Of the metropolis IN ne
event OF siege At this present moment there are some
10000 Germans still in Paris When the war uOA' ou''
the Germans were prohibited from leaving France.
Somewhat later. certain number desired 10 ea'e' an"
were permitted to do So Up TO this time, however TO
actual expulsion OF them has taken paoe'
1t is objected now that Paris, beng on
the eve Of sustaining a siege, the presence IN
Paris of what is tantamount TO Prussl'n army
cannot safely be tolerated The suburbs of La Nhete
and Beleville occupied by 10000 Germans. blIuS
OF feather ock together" and the German colony mas
settled down in their localities. Some l2oOO are eu-
plOyed upon the sevagcwork OF the Forest OF B'ndy
Of which they are the actual masters Were their eoun-
tymen 70 approach the which might be made OF e
forest is obyous Danger from this source Dclhg sig
nailed ahead the precautionary measures OF expulsion
is adopted as an absolute necessity.
The most energetic measures have been adopted 70
victual Paris The city at this moment contains S'oWo
cwts OF -four 10000 cwt Of rice, be De immense guam
titles Of potatoes and vegetables; 100000 oxen $4,000
sheen with the requisite proyender stalled in the Bois
De BOuogna Then 6OO)0OO0 ratOns OF preserved
and salted meats, three months store of SAT- specs
sugar coffee and OF wine and spirits In fact there seems
to be little doubt that the city VIII be aoe 10 sus
tain long siege, should il come 10 this. Gen IfOchu
requests private families 20 make provision for the
eventuaty and to lay in their stock Since yesterday
the rocers and other shops have been invaded espe
ciay the former one Is obliged to JGirs Ia gueTre that
H. 20 take ones turn the shops. At the door OF the
most popular-those which have been most advertised
for chcapLes- couple Of Sgerts de ciHe regulate the
order Of going and coming. Il is a singular aud an
amusing spectacle, though suggestive oi reflections.
believe the Newspaper from which the details Of the
vctuapg Of Paris are taken IN erstates the facts. The
statement appeared quite week and for the last
week have had from the adjacent departments con-
tnuOus procession Of oxen and sheep, and COVE, when
have joined their friends in the Boi, De Boulosne and
these have been accompanied and followed by hundreds
of carts and wagons heaped up with hay. straw. clover
wheat oats barley, and other grain. The Minister OF
Commerce has caused this influx Of live stock fodder
and pulse into Paris by informing the peasanty and the
farmers that the Government would purchase every
thing at far price and storeIhcgrain till wanted, free
Of cost to the producers certain delay j, allowed
them to briugtn their produce What they cannot con
yey away will be burned otherwise Destroyed. to pre-
vent It from falling into the hands OF the Prs ans. The
alternative Is a disastrous one
The Committee Of the Deputies for the departments
invaded by the Prusans has been augmented by those
Of other departments not yet Invaded, but menaced
The members are: NJ. Bu1tt, Vosge); Keller Upper
Rune Baron Z0rn de Bulach, Lower Rhincj Leoindre,
M0sellt) Chevandicr de Val0drome, Cian0the) Mlon
OIeusol; Baron Lesptrut, Upper Maruej; Werle
Ciarne Baron de Planey, tAuhc) Baron sibuet, tAr
deune,): Pette. Aisne); the Duke de Mariner Upper
sa0ne) De Jouyencel, (5eiDe ct Marne) Rampolt,
Noune); Ordinaira. DOubn MaSnin, (C6he d'Or) NJ.
Buffet has been appointed PRESIDENT; NJ MlIon, sccre-
tary.
impression confirmed by tle rearwart movement Of Ae
Prince v. is that the march upon Paris Is t"ut %
draw --.,Mahon out. The march upon the capital Is
affirmed ta have been TIE Kings decision, contrary TO
that Of his generals latest counsel OF war Gen.
seinmetz opposed il resouely that his command Is
said to have been taken from him and coSerred upon
Cen + kensteu It is certain that the forces under
the Prince Royal have retrOgTaCed toward the North,
where Macahou be found. We are in hourly expec
tatiou OF great Vordun has distinguished Itself
Iy repulsng o superior force Of Prussans which at
tackled il on the 2jth 3acdahou h 10000 men under
Dbl. command Bazaine, 5000. StasuOurs anu Pals
Iurc sill resist lrrUilatly.