The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-07

Rhein. The country depends upon
his energy aud patriotism to reach
and defend his post.
All the police of Paris have been
incorporated with the National
Guard.
IT is reported that the Italian troops
have entered RoTe.
The Project of Police. Keratry. has
| placed additional seals on the doors
of the Corps Legislatif.
1t is reported that Jules Favre has
gone forward to meet King William
of Prussia.
The death of Mcmahon is contra
dicted.
Rouher quilted Paris, last night,
from private sources.
PARIS, September 6.-Bazaine still
maintains his position. notwithstand-
ing the strength of the army guarding
and preventing his escape from the
fortress.
The total force now under arms in
France, including the Garde National
and the Garde Mobile, is 500, 900.
It is stated that Count Palikao and
NJ. Henri Chevereeu, late ministers
of the Interior, are In Belgium, hav-
ing fed during the crlsls preceding
the declaration of the Republic.
It is rumored that Italian troops,
in strong numbers, under General
Cadonna, are marching on Rome.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The corps of Gen.
Very has reached the Loire.
On the retrograde movement, the
corps of Very is intact, and falling
back in good order.
PARIS, September 6.-The Prefact
of Police has issued the following
| proclamation to the policeman and
inhabitants of Paris:
After being for eighteen years
crushed under cruel blows, the tradi.
tons interrupted on the 18th Bru-
MARIE and I'd of December are at last
resumed
The deputies of the Left, after the
withdrawal of their colleagues, have,
by majority, proclaimed a decree of
/ DecIeGnce. Soon afterwards the Re-
public was proclaimed from the Hotel
De Vile.
The revolution which has just AIKEN
taken place, has been a pacific one.
lie was understood that no French
blood should flow except on the field
Of battle. IL has for its object, as in
1892, the repression Of a foreign
foe. Ii behooves, therefore, the in
habitants of Paris, By their self pos
session and the manliness Of their at
| titude, to continue to show them
selves equal TO the task that they and
the nation have undertaken, and for
this reason are invested by the Gov
eminent with the powers that have
been so much abused under previous
regimes.
II invite the inhabitants of Paris to
the exercise of those political rights
which they have just reconquered to
the fullest extent possible consistent
with wisdom and moderation, and TO
show France aud the world that we
are indeed worthy of liberty. Our
duty in the circumstances in which
we have been placed is, above all, to
remember that the country is in dan
ger, and that France, under the aus
pieces of Republican authority, pro-
poses to vaqnish or die. am certain
that my powers will only be used to
defend you from the blows of those
who seek to betray the county,.
"(Signed) KERATRY."
PARIS, September 6.-The Minister
of the Interior has receieed dispatch
dated Mulhausen, stating that the
enemy had appeared at several points.
crossing the Rhine. in that vicinity.
The Garde Rationale and other
bodies were going to meet them.
The enemy had also appeared at
Neuf Chateau, in the Department of
Cote Dor.
PARIS, Sept. cit is now positive
ly asserted that the Empress left Paris
on Sunday afternoon, going to Bel
GUM to rejoin the Prince Imperial.
81 Quilted the palace by the entrance
on tSe may, having with hers but a
serVant ID the morning. Ferdinand
d'Lesseos. q relative of the Empress,
went ca her and advised her that she
sign her abdication. She seemed to
agree to this. and taking the project
of the act, went to the Hall where
the Ministers sat in Council.
They all declare she must not sign
the paper. Princess Clotilda says
the journals, was the last of the Inn
perial family to leave the palace. She
has gone to Bargins, where her chill
dren are. It was evident from the
appearance of the rooms in the pal
ace, that the departure of the En-
press was basty. 1t is stated that the
officials remaining In charge of the
; palace-all those whom the Empress
had so favored-deserted her, and
not one remained to see her off.
Nothing inside the palace was in
iured.
Some of the national guard required
cooks to prepare them meals, and
drank some of the wine in the I'm
perial Cellars, but nothing else was
touched. IN on the ratings and
about the palace was torn off or COW
cred with rags or handkerchiefs. A
strong force is posted in front of the
new Academy of Music to prevent the
mob iDjuring that building.
The Provisional Government makes
known that it will not permit such
excess.
Victor Hugo and Cerrushi have re-
turned to Paris. The former received
an ovation.
BRUssELs, Sept. 6.-The Prince
Imperial has left Hanover for Eng
land. The Empress arrived in Bel
GUM on Sunday.
MADRID, September Elm view OF
the circumstances, the Constitutional
| OOFIes AaHe DoSn SaiAON IL 50ssL0n AOk
the 18th Of September. The Regent
has returned to this city. The press
councils moderation.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The Com
nserciaI AdUertiser says that President
Grant has instructed Secretary Fish
to issue a proclamation recognizing
the new French Republic.
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