The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-15
THD EUROPEAN WAR.
King william will not
treat with the Republic.
HE WILL Dictate TERMS ONLY
FROM THE TUELLERIEs.
5000, 900 Men under drill
in France.
|PARIS IMPRBGNABLR,
Spanish Government
Alarmed.
The Concentration Of Troops at
Madrid.
BLOCKADE OF TIE NORTH GER
MAN COAST ABANDONED.
Return Of Hon. George h. Pen
dIeton from Europe.
Spanish Government
Alarmed.
The Concentration Of Troops at
Madrid.
BLOCKADE OF TIE NORTH GER
MAN COAST ABANDONED.
Return Of Hon. George b. Pen
dIeton from Europe.
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the ARGUs.1

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New YORK, Sept l5.-Priva,e advices
from London state that the war has now
entered on . new base and interesting stage
KING William will not treat with the Repub
lie and will accept no terms short of an
unconditional surrender. He says he must
dictate terms from the Tuelleries, and on
the other hand France is bending every
energy to oppose the invaders.
The historian, Henry Cony Beart, writing
to the London Times says:
That three million of men are now under
drill in France, and that Paris is i'm pregnsble
and that it's immense extent of fortihcstion
will render its complete investment impossi
BILE.
gigantic camp has been formed at
Banrges, in the centre of France, which
under arms.
1t is noted with surprise that the Pruss-
ians have been Is days in reaching Paris
from Sedan, when the roadway was open
si1 DAYS was all that could be required
This delay has given Parisians time to get
away.
The siege of Paris, it is conceded, will
90 on and it seems TO be one Of the tremen
dous events of history. and if it is prolonged
a month Prussia will have larger armies to
meet than any she has yet confronted.
MADRID, Sept. l5.-The Government is
evidently alarmed by the manifestations OF
the republican spirit of the country recently
evidenced by the strong expressions of sym
pathy over the org anizatlon of the French
Republic.
1t is understood that the Government is
silently preparing to meet and checkmste
any designs upon the part of the republican
leaders here.
General Prim has been sccumulating his
troops around the city and has also secured
great stores OF munition for their supply.
Prim is evidently uneasy and is using every
exer,ion to hasten the election of
monarch.
l. is also understood that Senior Alreaga
has been recalled from the mission to Paris
for his prompt action in recognizing the
Republic of France.
The Government has almost discarded
every vesure of republicsnism.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-The Empress Euge-
ME, accompanied by the Prince Imperial,
has left Hastings and gone to Torqusy, q
favorite watering place in the county OF
| Devon.
The Times this morning is more sanguine
of the prospect of peace through the media-
sion of the neutrals.
! Censols for money-92.
| Consols for account-92.
| Bonds-89s.
BERLIN, Sept. 15.-It is semi officially
announced that the Government of Germany
| will not negotiate with government ems
powered only by the democracy of the streets
of Paris.
HAMBURG, Sept. Is The French fleet
which has been blockAding the North Ger
man coast, has sailed to the south.
The blockade of the Elbe, Oder and
other rivers has ceased. Vessels are no"
entering ports upon these rivers daily unoo
structed.
New York, Sept. 15.-Hon. George q
Peudletcn, of Ohio, arrived here yesterday
per steamer Cuba, from Europe, and is nov
stopping at the New York Hotel.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 6-The republican
convention of the 5tb district met he.e yes
dav, Col W. A. Bugh of Berlin, chairman
On the FIRST ballot Pbilelus Sawyer, OF thu
city, was nominated, he receiving ever.
ballot.
CHICAGO, Sept 10 1t is rumored that Mr.
iJ.V. Farwell isendesvoring to get control o
the whole block where on the late building
stood, that he may erect q business palace
,ha. shall rival any similar structure in tn
world.
The Chicago and Forest City of Cleve
land are to play at Dexter park to-day.
In the Episcopal Convention yesterday,
resolution was offered suspending all thos
clergymen who appealed to the c'v'i court
from the decision of ecclesiastical bodies
| 1t was directed against Mr. Cheney, ant
was defeated BY q considerable majority.