New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
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and his Secretary left last nlgnt.
SPREAD OF THE REvoLUTrON-rHE CENsokshf
OF THE PRESS ABoLrsHED-C0NGRATOLA
TIONs FROM THE SPANISH CORTEs-ENIho
sIAsTIC RECEPTION OF THE POLITICAL hEr-
UGEEs-RELEAsE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS
GERMANS ORDERED TO LEAVE PARIS.
PARIS, Tuesday, Sept. e-Evening.
From all parts of France news is coming in
of the enthusiastic adhesion to the Republic.
The people are arming and volunteers are
Fastening to Paris where q large force has
already assembled.
At Marseilles the Departmental Committee
was installed yesterday in the Prefecture, and
distributed to the people thousands Of guns
found there. The workmen arrested several
secret agents of the police. All the sergents de
cille have disappeared. The Prefect of the
Department with his family left the city on
Sunday night Deputy Esquiros is to make
solemn entry to-day.
Deputy CASTELAR,, in the name OF the Repub-
lican minority in the Spanish Cortes, has sent
to the Republican Government of France q
dispatch sayin~: 1.-THE Spanish minority salute
in you the adv N. of Right and the inaugura-
ton of new of Liberty. Rest assured
that the ReDubn. will cause the cessation Oh
the rivalries moDarchs have created in Europe.
All the Continent will form one people-all
nations one family The address is signed
by 20 Deputies of the COrtes.
The Division of the Press at the Ministry
of the Interior has been abolished. This puts
an end to the censorship of the press. No
more foreign journals will be stopped at the
frontier. and the freedom of the press at
home will be absolute.
Victor Hugo, who has arrived here with his
sons, receives enthusiastic receptions wherever
he appears. He made a short address last
night, exhOrting the people to keep calm, anu
offer determined resistance to the enemy.
Touching scenes occurred at the Mazas
Prison when the political prisoners were re-
leased. 1t is reported that Ledru ROln and
the Prince de Joinville and Due dAumale
have entered France.
The Prefect of Police, by the direction OF
the Governor of Paris, orders all Germans not
provided with special permission, to quit the
Departments of the Seine and the Seine-et-
Disc within "a hours beginning at a. m. to-
day, under the penalty of being sent before
military tribunal.
DEGREES absolving citizens from their oaths
to the Empire, and abolishing stamps on jour
nails, have been issued. All the Mayors of
Paris have been appointed and installed IL
office. A large number of Projects of Depart
ments have also been appointed.
A Council of the Government was held at
the Palace of the Louvre to-day; Gen. TrOchu
presided Efforts were made byslsome men
last night to induce the people in the fau-
bourgs to shout ViUe la Republique DemOcrdtique
et sociale but it failed. The people would only
hurrah for the Republic.
HASTY FLIGHT OF THE EMPRESS.
ALL HER FAvoRrTEs DESERT HER-HER ADD
CATION NOT SIGNED PRINCESS CLOTILDE
THE LAST TO LEAVE PARIS.
PARIS. Tuesday, Sept g. 1870.
The Empress left Paris on Sunday afternoon,
going to Belgium to rejOin the Prince Impe-
rial. She quilted the palace by the entrance
on the quay, having with her but one servant.
In the morning Ferdinand d'Lesseps, rela-
tive of the Empress went to her and advised
that she sign her abdication. She seemed to
agree to this, and taking the draft of the act
went to the hall where the Ministers sat in
council They all declared she must not sign
the paper.
Princess Clotilde, say the journals, was the
last of the Imperial family to leave the palace
She has gone to Prangins, where her children
are. 1t was evident from the appearance of
the rooms in the palace that the departure of
the Empress was hasty. Trunks were scat
tered about in various places, and articles of
apparel were lying about in disorder. In the
Emperor's room were number of hats, on
all sides empty cigar boxes, great number
of phials containing phosphate of iron, books,
papers, revolver case, and piles of journals.
In the rooms of the Prince Imperial were his
books and an unfinished historical exercise,
written in plain round hand, and on the
floor his leaden soldiers were lying about.
1t is stated that the officials remaining in
charge of the palace, and all those whom the
Empress had SO favored, deserted her, and not
one remained to see her off. Nothing inside
the palace was injured. Some of the National
Guard required the cooks to prepare them a
meal, and they drank some of the wine in the
Imperial cellars, but nothing else was touched,
except that the N. on the ratings about the
palace was torn off or covered with rags and
handkerchiefs.
TONE OF THE PARIS PRESS.
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS CONCERNING JULES
FAvRE's MIssIoN-GENERAL ADHERENCE TO
THE NEW GOVERNMENTAL PROTEST AGAINST
THE REPUBLIC.
PARIS Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1870.
The Gaulois says the report that Jules Favre
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