The New York herald., 1870-09-01
Use zLLAyEOUS PARIS REPORTS.
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW Yoax HeRAlp.

Visit of the Ministers to the SsorehOuses--.
Prince Napoieon's MOvements-The Parisianl
Cieray-An tho Pupils Of St. Cyr in tho
Army-A vcice from Alseria-The Prussisss
In Yoane ard Aube-Riot Between French
mnn and Germans In Lisbon.
PARIS August 81 1870
To-day the Minister OF the Interior and the Minister
OF Agriculture and Commerce ofrcially visited tho
vast storehouscs where the provisions nave been
collected.
The Pays SAYS Committee Of Defence has been
formed in Havre.
Late Turin tItaly) journals announce that Prince
Napoleon has taken up his residence near that city,
The French clergy are still actively moving In
| favor OF the dc ence OF the country,
Should 1t be necessary to hll the moat around
Paris in order TO stop the advance or the Pr,issans
1t would be likely to scarcity OF water In tho
city for a few days.
The Official report shows that more than 20 600
carts passed into this city Sunday, bringing the
furniture and effects Of the families living In the en-.
virons.
rne military school at st. Cyr Is empty All tho
pupils IN the army.
PARIS August 81, 1870.
The Pays says nephew OF Count bismarck
named Muertie, VINO tried to raise the Iegions OF
Hanoverlans here some time ago, was arrested YES.
terday Us spy.
The passenger trafic by railroad to Calais rom
Paris and all the Intermediate points on the line s
stopped:
Versailles though an open town, Is organizing for
her defence
Advices from Algeria say that the Arabs and
kabyles have sent an address OF fecitati0n to the
Turcos now In France, promising To initiate them.
The konite,y says that many Of the Prussians who
have just been expelled from Paris were actively
France. IL M
discovered case or Prussian uniforms in the houso
OF a suspected person. Many Germans who have
been expelled have given false reports Of the hard
ships they have been compelled TO undergo. The
Germans are leaving rapidly, though permission to
remain has been given in number Of instances
where there was no doubt to the proper conduct
Of the applicants.
The MOnfte,1' says it is empowered TO contradict
the silly statement Of the Figure concerning armed
ships sailing from American ports to prey on French
commerce,
Letters received oday say that the Prussians are
in The departments OF Yonne and Aube and over
running the envlrons OF Troyes and Tounare, cut
ting the railways ana telegraphs.
Victor sejour an American citizen, has demanded
TO be naturaliled, that he may enlist for the d.
fence OF Paris
Advices from Lisbon announce that riot had oc.
Cured there between the French and German resi-
dents. Firearms were used, and several persons
were killed and wounded on both sides.
The Parte estimates the Prussiau losses az over
l45 900 thus far
Tomorrow Is the last OF the three DAYS Within
which the German residents must leave Paris Al.
ter that date the police are to search carefully each
reimbursement to that the order OF expulsion has
been observed. Many arrests OF alleged spies are
made daily.
Roads in the ArxOnne Forest Uhlans Sur.
rounded in the Forest Of Marne-The Prince
Royal and the People or Nancy.
PARIS, August 81, 1870. /,
The Journal des Debdts says the Forest OF Ar.
gonne, where the great battle IL to take place IL
lraversed 10y rivers, creeks and swamps In such
manner that 1t Is impossible to march armies
through II except In i've passes-viz., Le Chene
Popuieux, Croix-aux-Bois Grandpre, La Chalade
and ise'et'es-p'aees sure TO he frequently men
toned soon. ~,
| 1t is reported that strong detachment OF uhans
is surrounded in the forest OF Marne, They were
| too FAR In advance to know when the Crown Prince
changed his course, and were left behlnda The cap
ture OF the entire body s expected. On - =
The journals say that the Prince Royal has In.
formed the people of Nancy that the postal service
Is to be speedily resumed but that all letters must
be posted unsealed. - -
| other journals here continue to give news from
| private sources OF French successes In minor en-.
gagements
Gustave Rymard has organized volunteer corps
for the defence Of Paris wholly composed Of writer's
for the press.
The editor OF the Pays makes q violent attack on
Edmund About account OF the iatter's articles
rejecting on the Emperor. He says:-'As much as
this man disgusted others before the var By his
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