New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
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yesterdays Evening Dispatches.J

LONDON, September l2.-There were for
mdable popular demonstrations here yes
terday in front of the French Republic,
and against monarchy at home and abroad
one at Hyde Park, and one at ST James
Hall
The imbeciIty of the British government
was strongly denounced, and the queen
was charged by name with encouraging the
King of Prussia on his march on Pars LOT
the purpose of destroying the young Ike
The proposition to suppress the Queen !.
name was received with tempest oi
Kisses. ,.,,
A voice in the crowd cried three groans
for the Prince Of Wales.
The response las universal auu pas
sionate.
The asucct of the crowd at one time was
really appalling.
A better class of peop'e assembled at 81
James Hall. Resolutions we're adopted De
nounring King William for his lnconsls-
tency in advancing on Paris after tho an
nounccment that he was not making war
upon the French people, but upon the Em-
perOr. -,
mcnt was hostile 20 France. not because
fhey love Germany, but because they hate
republicanism and fear II.
The English government has not recos-
nized the Republic i'll France, but tao day
is near at hand when the French kcpuD!tc
will be called on to recognize the he
public of England
Florence advices state that the Itaiian
troops enter Rome to-day.
Italy's ultilnatum virtually strips the rope
of TEMPORAL power but she viii concur with
any other power IN guaranteeing tAe iioo
Dendencc OF the POntl1
The Prussian army hated twenty-five
miles from Paris. at the special request OF
bismarck. 10 consider the Russian and Aus
trian proposition for an arnlistice
The departure OF certain members OF the
French Government for Tours has been In
definitely postponed.
II is stated that the United States has
sent three decided dispatches to Berlin, IN
consequence of which the RUSSIAN advance
has been stopped.
British Journals urge English intervention
"a a duty and II right, the neglect of which
would involve dishOnor.
Advices regarding the Emperor's treat
'ment convey the impression that ne Is more
an honored guest than prisoner.
PARIS. September l2.-The Ministry pub
fish the following:
The Prussians attacked Toul on Saturday
Mt FIVE o'clock in the morning, and persisted
until nine in the evening.
of their batteries were dismounted. ana
more than 10000 Prussians placed hors du
combat.
Nerdun holds out.
Montmedy splcndid!y repuised the Prus-
SLAMS on Thursday.
The Prussians surrounded MeauX. and
are in force in Crecy, approaching Noisy
and LIE Grand.
(NorE.-Meaux and Noisy are each
twenty-five miles from Paris, and LIE Grand
nine miles,
1t is rumored that Russia insists upon an
armisticc.
The successes at Toul and Moutmedy,
with tle reported halt OF tie Prussian ad-
vance, strengthens the BourSe and causes
considerable purchase on siacula ton.
BERLIN. September i2.-The Archbishop
% poscn denies that the war on the part OF
Prussia is anti-CathOiic.
Especial to the New Orleans Times
AUSTIN, Texas. September l2.-Joe Duffee
was found dead i'll his room yesterday, at
5P NJ, from an over dose of chlorotorn
1t /. net known whether it was accidental
tor designed He was formerly bar keeper
for Johnny Hawkins, N New Orleans: