The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-17
TELEGRA APHIC,
ESPECIAL TO TIE REGISTER
Dates to September 4,

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miles of the city Notifications, the main
army being within thirty miles
The greatest excitement prevails in
! Paris and vicinity.
PAnIs, Sept. 9---Along the Boule-
! wards tonight the people are shouting
/ yive la United States vivc la Independ
ence
Favre to-day again reiterated thanks
/ to Minister Washburne and the United
/ States.
LoNpoN, Sept. o Meetings were
held yesterday at Limerick aud killarny
/ to sym oathize with France
| PARIS, Sept 9.-The people to-day
! attacked the office of the .NurseiUetse, on
account OF Cluseret's article Yesterday,
broke the forms and burned all papers to
/ be found.
Switzerland recognizes the Republic OF
France
The moats around Paris have been
] filled with water.
All persons desiring to leave the city
are required to do SO Immediately.
/ LONDON, Sept. 9-Communication
haxe passed between England and the
new French Government, but Tiers is no
recognition Of the Republic as yet
PARIS, Sept. 90 Z. Man armis-
tlce is under consideration, instituted by
the diplomatic corps. The question has
been submitted to the Provisional Gov
ernment by Russian, italian and Spanish
ambassadors.
has given orders that Napoleon be treated
as a sovereign of France
1t is denied that Lord Lyons has gone
IN X NilIi.p,'a
Paris correspondent of the Meas says,
England having declined to negotiate for
an armistice, Austria undertakes it.
The ,ShtnduyIs Paris CORES pondent
says the Prussians cannot successfully
bcscige the city with their six hundred
thousand men, the causaiitics Of war thus
+. far aggrcgating four hundred thousand
more than one-half this immense number
either dead or MANNED for life.
PARIS, Sept. lot is certain that
the Ministers of FiGance, War and For
el9n Affairs will 90 to Tours at once. 1t
Is believed if communications are cut
matters have been SO arranged that the
authorities will manage to correspond
between Tours and Paris
/ \ letter received from Strassburo SAYS
the condition of the city is much better
than supposed. The garrison has plenty
of munitions, and food for two months
lAkIs, Sept; 10 - fty,'ro says the
Republic of France has been officially
recognized by Spain Heavy rains the
past few days has retarded the Prussians
between Rethel and Rheims. The G arde
Mobile have attacked the Prussians at
different points, killing, woundlng and
capturing numbers OF them
NEW YORK, Sept. 1l-Par1s specials
say the prospects of peace are more
favorable. Austria aud Russia, having
consented to negotiate with Germany,
began by insisting armstice. Bis
marck insisted, as preliminary arrange
ment, that three prussian army corps be
encamped within twenty miles of Paris,
to satisfy public opinion of Germany.
Great Indignation is felt at Paris in
consequence of the refusal of Earl Gran
vile to aid peace negotiations His
wishes to make the Republic impossible.
PARIS, Sept. 11.-Irochu has given
orders to destroy all the woods in sight
of Paris on the encmy's approach.
The citadel of Laon surrendered to
save the city from destruction The
Prussians subsequently blew up the for
tifications.
The Provisional Government, although
assailed by the Red Republicans and
Orleanists, succeeds admirably. The
conduct of the people of Paris in the
highest degree orderly and praiseworthy
Asiatic cholera prevails among the
troops beseigiug Metz
The garrison at Toul still holds out
BERNE, Sept. ll.-Delegations have
left this city tor the headquarters of the
King of Prussia, to intercede for Strass-
burg.
PARIS, Sept IL = Spain formally
recognizes the new Republic; Belgium
is expected to do SO at once.
LONDON, Sept. l2-9 A. M-Tl.e
Empress visited the Prince Imperial at
Hastings on Thursday. She is ILL.,
RHEIMS, Sept. 11.-Oficial reports
of the battle of Sedan say that forty five
cannon were taken, and the French lost,
in killed, wounded and pri oners, 140, 600
LONDON, Sept. ia popular de-
monstration on a large scale is being held
here to-day, in favor of the French Re
public, and against monarchy at home
and abroad. The imbecility of the Brit
ish Government strongly denounced. The
name of the Queen received with tenn
pest OF hlsses, and Il voice in the crowd
proposed three groans for the Prince of
Wales, and the response was universal
and passionate.
LONDON, Sept. 12. kilograms from
the seat Of war here to-day are ii perfect
chaos of wild and contradictory state
mcnts. Paris has begun to refuse private
kilograms.
The Times says France has been cursed
with military dictatorship.
A stubborn defense Of Paris is certain
if the city is beseiged. The idea that
the Prussians will walk in without diff
Guilty is great mistake.
ONENY, Sept 12.--Paris adviccs of
French successes at Toul and Mont
Medy, together with reported halt of the
Prussian advance, led to more activity on
the Bourse
The Prussian. army has halted 25