New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-09

| g0vern1ltnf IN Fr14D4 and conQoKeo t1e
Presidents congratun$ ions Pr tho esao
lis y cf 2 Eepnbhs h;ss vs,rs "a,
much moved when Minister Washburne
announced the recognition OF the new gov
\ ey,sneat Of France by the American gov
] srnment. .Grasping Washhurne's hand, he
i 6ScIoimeSF II receive disqualification with
I gratitude. and profound emotion" =
1 st = reported that Louis Blanc goes to
HondSn, Eedru- Rollin to Washirgton, and
i Dufraisse to Vienna, as French Ambassa-
doris. 4
Twenty thousand Prussians appeared be-
fore La0n.
Communications with Mulhouse and
Mezieres have been restored.
| It is reported that the garrison at Stras-
burg made a successful SOrtle yesterday,
| killing many Prussians.
| 1t is stated that the Prussians have been
| decimated since the commencement of the
| siege.
! Every armory in the city is engaged in
| rcpairng arms. Those on hand are gener-
| ally worthless.
[ Not single French flag was captured at
| Sedan; they were all burned before the
| capitulation OF the French army.
The Prussians are expected before Paris
| to -morrOw.
jules Favre has received tho adhesion OF
| the entire Paris press.
The journal Otfciei says, that notwith-
| standing the preliminary failures mediation
may yet succeed.
The proclamation of French Republic
| created intense agitation III ltaiy.
There are no Prussians Yet III the depart
ment of the Seine.
StratcgIsts are puzzled At The abandon
ment of the seige of Mont.ncdT.
The Prussians, under General Moving,
have occupied Rheims.
The French Consul az Basic :eiegraphs
that a sortie from Strasburg killed 10000
Prllssians and captured many guns.
The PruSsianS attempting t. cross the
border near Port Austerlitz, were absolute
ly annihilated by the metraliiaufs posted at
Port Depecheurs
Robert Mitchell and Paul de CaSsagnac
We're captured at Sedan
BERLIN September Skin. William en-
tered Rheims Monday.
The thought of admitting mediation or
intervention has been abandoned. at least
for the present.
Part of Lorraine and all of A!sace will
probably be demanded as indemnity from
France: the western frontier to commence
at Esch on the border of Luxembourg, flank
ing the Mosclle about ten miles from the
western Embarrassing the Moselle at Curti-
ri, half way between Metz and Pont-a-
Mousson. thence following the course Of the
Moseile and Mcurthc, zen miles from the
bank of the Merrthe, TO Mount Damon.
The southwestern frontier VIII embrace
the Upper and Lower Rhine, the depart
ments Of the Hart and Bas Rim, comprc-
bending Alsace, Saarburg, Sarruegemines.
Metz. Thionvillc. Chateau Saline. ptalsburg.
Bitche and Weissenburg
Marshal Bazaine is still negotiating for
the surrender of Metz.
The French prisoners are enthusiastic
over the disposition of the Emperor He
is at Wilhelmshohe, and has courteous at
tentions.
BRUSSELS. September 8.-Count Palikao
is ut NamIu.
The Independence Beige. describing the
arrival Of the Prince Imperial at Mcuse,
says:
He was attended by three persons in plain
clothes. No carriage was IL waiting at the
depot. so the party took omnibus for the
hotel. where a great crowd assembled, and
the Prince. showing alarm, was treasured
by the landlord, who said to him: $" Have
no fear, Monseiencur, you are in neutral
and pacific country, where harm can not
beta!l YOU
LONDON. September San immense
French sympathy meeting was held last
night at Ncwcast lie -On-Tvnc.
1t is r,lmored that France has made peace
propositions to Prussia.
Leading bankers here regard the poiti-
cal outbreak IL France as favorable. No
change has been made in the bank rate. but
money is rather active.
MADRID. September Sin view Of recent
Important eyeats.the constituent Cortes has
been called for September -