Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-06

Rhen. The country Berends upon rs eners,
snl patriotism 20 reach nj defend hls yOss.
All toe police q; Parts have BEEN fncor,,r-
ated with the National Guard.
n fs reported that Italian troops have entered
HSme.
Prefect OF Police Kersiry has placed seal. on
he dc ors OF the Corps Legsslstf.
PEESONAL lTEMS.
II is reported that jules Fsvoe has gone ior
wa'd to meet K'uy william OF Prussia.
Tire deash OF McMseon is oontradictcd.
NJ. R0Uher Quilted Paris last night.
PRUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
The Minister ct the InperiOr has received a
aesp-teh dated MGIbausen, stating that
the eremy had appeared at several points
crossing the Rhine IN that vicinity. The t;uarJ
Ns' 'ons'e and other t0des we're going 10 meet
theu.
The enemy had also appeared AZ Neuf,ha-
teRu. in the Department OF Cote dor.
THE SPANISH CoRTEs CALLED III
GETHER.
MADRID, Sept At is reported that. an view
of the circumstances. the Constituent Cortes
have been called in SESSION toe the 18th Of Sep
tember.
The Regent hss returned to this city. The
press counse's moderation.
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL IN LONDON
Nkw YORK, Sept. 6.-The New logk Tsl-gram
has the following speciAl:
LONDON. Sept. 6-The Prince Imperial
reached London ibis a. IA. His arrival AZ Cha
ring Cross railroad terminus wss unexpected
and therefore did not excite the attention OF the
Populsce. The Prince was attended by hiS
cutie. He appeared 70 be suffering from his re-
cent nd'sposiliOn. The ordinary Carriages OF
the railroad station we're used tor the convey
snce OF the Prince and his suite, who were
driven TO Morley's Hotel, where they will make
temporary stay.
SHARPSHoOTERS HARASSrNG THF
PRCSSIANS.
MULHAUsES, Sept. 5.-The Prussiars an
peared At several points OF this arrond, .ement
to-day. They cros ed the Rhire opposite
KENT :, suburb OF Mrlhsusen. The National
Guerd OF the city with shsrpshooters in advance.
hasieued 10 meet them and repel the prOsres,
OF the invaders.
DUKE DE GRAMMoNT AT DOVER.
LONDON, Sept. s.-The Duke de GT mmoxt'.
arrival al Dover y reported.
THE IMPERIAL PRISONER.
COLOGNE, Sept. at O'Clock TINS y. m a.,
French Emperor passed here without stop2iu
We engines having been changed outside a.
city. The train consisted OF ten cars. n 4.
Chsppelle at noon. Another long train. with
the Imperial household preceded IT, The va
rious railway stations were throaged with pee
pie, curious TO catch glimpse OF the Emperor.
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Italian goyernmen,
has been engaged for some time with neeotia-
tions on the Roman question.
FRANCE CHANGING HER AMBASSA-
PARIS, Sept THE Journal Otsos,l q, Ia ~
putl'qUs to-day publishes a proclamation to the
army, esborting 1t 10 rally around the sloriou~
nag which, eighty years ago drove back all Eu-
rope.
The new government has revoked the fnnc-
tons Of the following ambassadors TO foreign
courts: The Marquis de Lavalette. at London.
the Count de Manbourg, at Vienna. and Gen.
Fleury. at ST. Petersburg.
A decree has bcen issued requiring the with
drawal of all Germans from Paris
MCMAHON DFAO.
lBy CaJle-PTtrafe Soa.cesl
LONDON, Sept. g, noon.-McMahon Is deal At
Namur, in Belgium.
PROCLAMATION OF THE PREFECr az
POLICE.
PARIS, Sept. G.-The Prefect OF Police has
issued The follow ing proclamation
Policemen aud IHh05it0Eiso Of Pans After being
ior eighteen yeers crushed under cruel blow.
tie traditions interrupted on the 18th Brumaire
and I'd OF December, are a. last resumed. The
deputies CT the left, after the withdrawal ~
their colleagues have by a majority prOcla' med
a dec-cc OF dscledEcs. Soon afterward a repab-
lie was proclaimed from the Hotel de Vile
The revolution which has just taken place
has been pacific one. II was understood that
no French blood should how except on the field
OF battle. Ii has for its object, as in 1892, the
repression Of a foreign foe. II behoOves there
fore, the inhabitants OF Paris by their self-pos-
session and the manliness of their attitude 70
continue TO show themselves equal TO the task
they an. the nation have undertaken. For this
reason, invested by the government with
powers, that have been so much abused under
previous regimes, ! invite the inhabitants of
Paris TO The exercise OF those political rights
which they have just reconquered TO the fullest
extent possible, consisting with wisdsm ami
moderation, and 20 show 10 France and 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 our
country IL in danger, and that France under the
auspices OF Republican liberty is prepared 10
ysnqu'sh or die. ] am certain that my powers
Hill be only used To defend You from the blows
OF those who seek TO betray their country.
kER.TRT.
GHNUnAl CAN'T NrUS