The New York herald., 1870-09-08

NO uOuUt III dC I'LL enCeTtaneu Dut tIaL te dnSWct
VIII be such as one republic would give to another
SO far every town heard from in the interior accept
the republic joyfuy in fact there is dissent from
the republic anywhere.
PREPARING FOR THE ENEMY-ExpEcTED DEMANDS
OF KING WILLIAM.
The MOntteur says orders have been given to bar
rcade the streets to render any assault OF the enemy
more difficult. People are quitting the city with the
utmost haste, now that the Prussians have ap-
preached near Ono Of to-days papers
says the King OF Prussia has already
announced here that he Will require the
leading capitalists to guarantee the sum Of three
thousand millions Of francs. Among the names
cited are the Messrs Rothschild R0uland Galliera
and other bankers. and tho presidents OF the great
railway and other companies or France. The city is
very quiet. Singing in the streets has entirely
stopped, and as the enemy iraws near the people
evince a quiet but firm determination to fight.
Keratry, the prefect OF police is becoming very un-
popular.
KING WILLIAMS MEETING WITH NAPOLEON.
The Journal le Sotr this evening gives singular
account OF the interview between King William and
the Emperor Napoleon. The King behaved like q
brute, and from the description Of the meeting must
have been drunk. The Journal le Sotr states that
but for the intervention OF the Crown Prince and
Bismarck the King would have had the Emperor
shot.
GENERAL CLUSERET LOOMING UP.
The last person arrested by the imperial police
was General Cluseret. The first by the republic
the Princess Mathilde, who was running away with
ffty-one millions. There Is strong movement in
favor OF giving to General Clusereu the command OF
the National Guard, but from what can learn he
seems inclined not to accept He wants the orIani-
ZatiOn OF the volunteers, nothing.
THE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC.
I,tor
continues to publish and circulate its "procama-
ton" addressed to the democratic socialists OF Eu.
rope, exhortng them to "rise" and declare the uni.
versal republic. A meeting is called for tonight
with the view Of devising the best means to carry
out the wish and intent OF the International So
ciey.
GENERAL TROCHU's POSITION.
General Trochu was assailed In some OF the
radical "red" journals OF today. It is said
that difficulty occurred between the General
and the other Ministers OF the Council OF State
during the day or evening, but that the ma
jority conceded their opinions to that Of the chief
The difference originated during the discussion Of
the question Of the proprlety OF arming oil classes
of the people. Tr0chu stood firm, and the cloud
passed away.
THE CROWN JEwELS-THE EMPRESS
The new government has ordered that the crown
of France, with all Its valuable appendages the i'm.
peral regalia and sword OF state shall be deposited
in the vaults of the Bank Of France. The Cabinet IL
thus determined to preserve Its good name and re-
putation This sets al rest the statement that the
Empress carried OF the crown diamonds 1t Is
noteworthy fact that there is not single word
spoken against the late Empress by The crowds.
FOOLISH RUMoRs.
rumor prevails to the effect that 100 900 Chasse-
pot rnes nave been round hidden In the cellars OF
the Louvre, and the statement adds somewhat TO
the prevailing excitement Another foolish report
says that every day brings to light new imperial
swindles. The Seventh regiment of the line re-
ceved blank cartridges, while other regiments re.
ceved cartridges made Of sand.
PRESS LAWS
The revenue stamp duty on newspapers has been
abolished completely.
There is great rejoicing at the practical removal OF
the rigid press censorship. War news and details
are now published without hindrance.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES EN- ROUTE FOR PARIS.
The report that the orleans Princes on their
way 10 Paris il confirmed. rumor prevails In the
city this evening to the effect that the republican
government had come to the determination, In Cabi.
net meeting to place the Princes under arrest mme-
diatey on their arrival
DELEGATE TO KING WILLIAM.
delegate has been also despatched to his Majesty
King William OF Prussia informing him Of the sen.
timents and proposed course Of the people Of
France.
COUNT BsMARCK's DEMANDS.
Count Bismarck again demands that the provinces
Of Alsace and Lorraine shall be given up to Ger
many.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The names OF all the streets which have been
associated with the late empire by the civic baptism