Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

J mankind. Tho7elter, after recall
ing the traditional friendship Of th
two countries, congratulated Franc
upon the choice Of Jules FaVFes q
Foreign Minister.
PARIS, septt8-Gambetta lssuet
proclamation to the Projects O
Departments, bidding them 70 thinl
Of war and the postponment o.
every thought except for nationa
defense.
The new loan contemplated 4
to provision 100000 men for wv,
months.
FLORENCE, Sept. S.-VictoF Eman
uel announces his ability to main
tain order every where, including
the Papal States II necessary.
BERLIN, Sept. S.-The Queen sen.
her chief, Decuisione, to the Frencl
Emperor at MelhelmshOpe.
LONDON, Sept. S,--The PrussiaT
advance has reached LafeFte.
The Sons Of Joname are 40 miles
from Paris.
Princess Mathilde, released on
the Belgian frontier, says BazaiDe
is we'll supplied with provisions.
II is believed the French anxious.
ly desire peace.
The independence Beige says
England WithhOlds mediation ut
the instance Of foreign Minister
Granville, who holds that the In
tegrity Of French territory is no
longer possible
1t Is rumOred via Marseilles that
a Republic has been proclaimed in
Florence, and the Crown Prince
Humbert named as President.
PARIS, Sept. Sit Is cOntem.
plated to appoint ambassadors to
London, Vienna and Berlin. The
French Ambassador at CONSTANT
nople resigned.
LONDON, Sept. S.-The Pope still
retains the services Of his legionR-
ries, though the Italians are rapidly
preparing to enter the Papal states
The Pall Mall Gazette's Paris cor
respondent says Lord Lyons and
Chevalier Nigla, Italian Minister
at the French capital. are about to
20 to the Kings headquarters to
negotiate for suspension of HOSTILE
ties. The Republic is adverse to
war, but faithful to the dignity OF
France.
French officers attribute McMa.
hons capitulAtion TO treason in his
own army.
LONDON, Sept. S~.-COmmunica-
tious with Paris are liable to inter.
ruptiOn at any moment.
Shopkeepers, in the absence OF
customers, are hungry for arrival OF
Prussians.
IL Is reported that the Duke OF
Hamilton Is preparing the Isle Of
Arran for the residence Of members
of the Imperial family
The continental money market
Is extremely unsettled.
PARIS, sept. S.--rhe hospital Aag
Is hOisted over the Palace Of Tuil.
%leries, which, with the gardens Ut.
tached, Is declared national prop.
erty.
The journals have stories of hOr-
rible cruelties pracliced by advanc.
ing Prussians, who, It is said, shoot
women on the roadside. Terrible
reprlsals are demanded Of the Gov.
ernment.
LONDON, Sept. S.-The following
report OF Il declaration by the
French Foreign Minister comes
from a private correspondent in a
position to know facts, and who
guarantees accuracy:
Jules Favre has been applied TO
for quasi official sanction 10 the Re-
publican demonstration in Madrid,
with an intimatiOn to Prim that he
could be Prr,idan mt of the Spanish
Republic. Eav.e replied that the
Government Of France will not at
this moment make any movement
to encourage u Republic IN Spain,
and would even prefer 1t should no
be declared the reasons which OBJ.
lige us refers that republlcanism 80
spread would ALLEVIATE and terrify
Russia and Imperial negotiations
pending between the Provisional
Government and Russia for al.
lance offensive and defensive
against Prussia, should the latter
prove too exac;ing as to the terms
OF peace. In other words, II this
alliance takes place, or is on the
point Of realization, Russia marches
straight on Berlin. She has al
ready begun to arm and send troops
to her western frontier. II you
ask what can tempt Russia, Russia
answers, that the same military
strength which Prussia has now
directed against France will sooner
or later be turned against Russia,
with q view to acquire all the Ger
man province Of Russia.
The correspondent adds: you
may make all this intelligence, for
1t cannot long remain secret; Il
may be absolutely depended on.
PARIS, sept. 8-Evening.-Great
crowds Of the Mobile Garde and
citizens carrying French and
American flags, made a dcmOnstra
ton before the American legation
to-day, out Of gratitude for the re-
of the French Republic
by the United States.
Washburne's letter to Favre gives
great satisfaction 10 the people, and
IS persuaded, the American Gov.
will interfere in favor Of
The following proclamation ap.
pears: Extras and placards are eli