The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

closed on ibc rout and the pursuit, leaving the Prussans gathering in large numbers around Sedan.
 This morning, the Prussians prepared to attack Sedan, which was not in condition to resist
 At l2 o'clock, n party of officers, headed hy Gen. Wimpltn left Sedan, bearing flag of truce. It was received by the Pru>sian advanced guard nnd c''nt@ct,ri @ the Pr'iSsan " ,.,i .4. ..,s. where The t,,a@g! ..blr;aallv suift'rssc;1} tht frricif ari,iy a1I- fortress tn King T-r---,.,:~ The French party also bore a letter from the Emperor Napoleon to the King, stating that he desired to surrender himself not having any command. The Tor maj exploitation took place at hall-past one o'clock
 New York Sept 5.-Dispatches from Lon don state that Republic has been proclaim ed in France. Gambeiti, Jules Favre, and Jules Simon named as Council.
 London Sept. 6.--The correspondent of the Daily NeES at Paris, says that at P. m. Sun- day he saw the palace of Tuilieries inunda tel by a mob who tore down the throne and destroyed everything marked with the lmp.- rial arms and Nip,lconic emhem>, and car ried away and cast into the Seine, all busts ! and statues and pictures of Napoleon. ! McMahou lies dead at Namur, in Belgium. | Pans, Sept 6.-it k now positively assert | ed that the Empress left Paris on Sunday, going through Belgium, to remain with the ! Emperor
 ! The New York TribRRes special of Sept. | 6, sends the following correct list of prnvis ! ional Government, to b" styled the National | Defense Government: Emanuel Aragn, Cri. neux, Jules Favre, Jules Forry, Gambetti, Garner Pages. Gluris Biznni Peleten Martin Picard, Rncheiort, and Jules Simon. The Ministry is as follows: Minister For. eign affairs, Jules Favre: Minister of Justice, Crnieaux; Minister Of Interior, Leon Gam
 betti; Minister of Finane, Ernst Picard Supt. Public Works, Pierra DJran Minister of Commerce, Ju>eph Magiu; Supt. Public
 Instructions, Jules simon; Minister of Ma
 rine, Martin; Foreign Minister, Lewis Jules Truchu also President of the committee.
 Washington, D. C., Sept. o.-Under in
 siructiuns from the Government of the Uni.
 ted States. the Minister from Washington,
 yesterday, recognized the new Government
 m France, and rendered the congratulations
 of the President, at the establishment of the
 Republic.
 London, Sept. 6.-The French army has
 been ordered to retire on Paris. The Prussians have entered Rheims . London, Sept S.-BiZaine is still ncgota ting for the surrender of M,tz Tbc French prisoners in German hands, art
 enthusiastic al the F. npernr's deposition. , Every attention and courtesy are shown
 the Emperor, who Is at Wilhelmhoe, neal
 Cas>el.
 The French Consul at Balz ielegraphs [, tue GoTvrH'nent that the garrison at SIras r burg made a successful sorte on Tuesday f night, killing eight or ten thousand Prussian,
 and capturing many guns.
 The PruSsans. attempted to cross on pon toms between Port Juils and Port Auster
 li,z and were absolutely annihilatel ny Ne - trall eurs and Infantry at Port de Prchcur, I The International Working Mems Assocla ton have issued manifesto saying that a r Prussia at the outset of the rampaign, de <, clrcd that II waGcd war against the Empe . rur, not the French people; therefore, Franc
 c,t,, on Germany in the naIne d Justice, t
 with raw ter armies i,om the soil of France
 II nat. France must i!@It tU the last man.