, 1870-10-01

oIAel1nR m esec1loh TOT the Constituent A2AetnoV
In October. It Is understood that majority Of |
the Atntste7 favor the plan-
NlF0LxoNta PKIyATE LITE
ToCRs, Eept. M-A great number Of pzivate doc |
uments belonging to the Emperor. which were re-
Gently seized at the ulIcr1ea BY the oeers OF the
new government hare Just been made public here
In the Official journal. Many noted persons under
the old regime, are implicated In seandala The
pror1aicn nal government At Paris has already dis
cussed Dc rlenne, President Of the Court dc Cas-
satlop. He having been shown TO be mixed up
In the scanaaloua transactions Of tho c1~Emperor
and Marguerite BellangeE. The Jeckes core
5ponde1ce IN relation to Mexico was
uncA.thet], inlptlc2tinK the Due de Morny
aud others high In the Emperos'a confidence
Bes!tes, there were found letter from rersEny
10 Napoleon. proving the existence Of black s11-
bunal, aud another from the Queen Of Holland,
w1,t,en directly after the battle OF Sedan, warn
ing the Emperor Of the yesy events now occur
ring. Altogether, the disclosures thus far made
in regard to the private life OF Napoleon have
suhstanuated all the charges thst the Opposition
ever made, aud It Ii thought thst the next Lot,
s:on to be published, y Ill be more seandaious.
TuR FRENCH NAyT. ..... .
CHXHroUR0. Sept 21.-The gFcstest part Of tho
French f1eer returned here to-day. squadruns
have been left In the Sortn Sea And English
Channel :su.ncsent,y large 10 protect the French
coast
THH SENSATIONAL
SFv YORK Srpt s9.-A special to the Ertn{ng
7tlcuam, Just received, says: "The despatch
seIt frpm London. yesterday, Stating that 10C.o 900
1'r1lssiaps had been blown up neas Mont ValeTten
ls not ot1cial1y connrruc1, though Information
lust received from Tours states that the qnarrfea
had been exploded, the coucuss!u1 being felt for
miles in al ltlircctInns-llke an earthquake shock
.;oth1ng Is definitely Known as to the number kill
ed, though 1t is understood that these mined
qua1yits wcu1i not hare been exploded
urcn any uncertainty, and 1t Is be-
lerca the loss of fife Was great A
considerable portion nj the prussian army were
in the vicinity aud over the quarriea The fact OF
the existence Of these mined quar71cs Ia well
established, anu ought to have been known to tho
Generals and engineers OF tho PfuRMAn army.
THE works are very elaborate, and are so cau-
st1ucted that the fort on Mount Valer1en would be
entirely ont of danger In case OF an explosion.
rkCsS1AN BAKIAk1Tr.
Duke Fltx Jamcs wr1tea to the London Tfxss
ahcpt the basbardttes and aircciues Of the Prus-
SLAMS In burning the village Of Baze,lles He saJa
they wantonl5 burned to dea1h 100 women and
automatically roasted them alive, as he hlu-
sell Witnessed
METZ
Especial Despatch to the Tcv York worIdl
1oHpoS, Sept - Your special At Osrend con-
t1ahcts the recent reports Of the bad state Of the
xaIne, which ls encsnped round and within
, the city, hold the Th!onyiIle road
by the Parte dc France, the
bridge Of Sanitary Lados, champ and bridge
1 Susey Le SenenT has suf11cent provisions within
the city for Fix months, with abundance
| Of bread and frrsh vegetables The Ger
man armies we're inactive, nothing
but sxirmishcs Of blight importance
having occurred for some line past. The next
! fcpa a Ia no
fo1ta Of 1,el1c Cfolx and Ley Bnttcs In which the
Ffrnch captured few prisoners, and . few ltyrs
were lost on both sides.
| MISCELLANEOUS
LONDON, sept. 3A-Thc French say the Prnssian
losses since s"c war began, and particularly since
the investment OF Paris. hare been SO immense,
| that the German authorities hare taken care to
conceal the facts from the newspapers
| The Titnes' correspondent, writing from Lux
efnhurR, SAYS: - MtzleEes Is veiy strong, hut 1t
4 Hns not thought it could hold out.r
The French prisoners Of war have been set at
work constructing canals In Hanover.
Largo numbers Of breech-loadcrs hare bern
] distributed 10 such OF the Carries Rationale It'd
inferior AIMS.
Lospos, Sept. so.-lt ia said that the French ~
pulsed tho rsussiaps at Nantes.
According to q statement which appears In
EUnirfra, Marshal Le1soeuf. late S.pnl-on'4
Chief OF stan, sought death in the a.s!tl~-'' ":'
| Metz, and displayed the most recklcssy.
ADMITS thu. France Was unrrerarc,1 Er d
couiesses that he did not 4are tell IL. lcrol
before The war fommencesF U;iat the ela.;' Of the
army was.
BEglIs, Sspt 60-A despatch from Fcrrtere.
STATES that, on Thursday, the King seconnoiteres
the French lines fFtl1n st. Denis 10 RomainEtlle.
Tho town Of Kthi Is crowded with refugee.
from St1asbourK awaiting permission to rrtu,u t
the cils.
TOURS, Sept. sa-Arrangements have beer
made which, II successfully carried uut, viii gtvt
us news from PARIS every dag.
A number Of Italian and Spanish volunteers All
expected at Lyons.
The weather continues warm and clea-. Thu
easily wodc asross
LONDON, Sept. 3o.-conndeuce Is returning IL
| Paris.
Its vaguely asserted that some positions occu
pied by the rrnsatans have been recovered. Pcs
| kihly Mandleba's rccspture Of Villaluif ID re
/ ferTetI to.
The pruss!ans are continually cor.luE nearer
They were engaged throwing mp works Al Bag
! ncAux and on Mendou Terrace. Works will face
Forts vauvres and ivy, on the south Of Paris
The rrusslans have occupied Dontslau, IS mile
| southwest of Versailles, and 1t Is reported tna
| they have also reached Chiyeraul and Geguey1llc
/ In the Department Of the Seine, at E0sse. Addl
| unnAl engagements have taken place atoun
-,,~ta., to ,,.re nh,o,nc ~ freah snccrssrs
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II Russ1A.-
toxnox scn+ an-rhr,e !. m shafenrn. J,
.hc military preoarat,one of Russi,.
A. rhe arsrnai at EIer 100 percnsston uousxe,
a,c ,,ailr ,urncd into bYrech-loade1s.
sr- pkxRsnrR6. Sent ..--Tbe Journal of til
city totlcial orsan,. cnphaticall5 denies tnc n
| nnrt of the Russ,nn nnrchxsr of nev frnn-c1s
| cteamnra from thr 1,n,,ctf stat%s foyernment
| ,,so forma1lv tentes III. stnrv of the eonrentr,
) ,,on ~ Rnes.an troons IN rho Turt4sh frontje
: and tn- rcraiI nj General 1onstJfr- Rnsstan An
that the r,,sstan nl1rT Il nj, At neace ana n
l t,ee
IscccIs1 perra.eh to the New To,t Herald.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. so-Thie1s leaves Il
morrow to return 10 Vienna, sAdaeE but wis
man. his mission, which was to convince Ru
ria Of the danger Of suffering t'russia to hecou
700 rrcat by Annexation OF terr1tnry, and tie eel
! / of unlpte1urted victory over France, eutirc
| faf,.4s. Notwithstanding The earnest soltcttauo
: n ,hc vctcrun statesman for an late
I rinw with fhe Emneyor. the ID
q ,sr roh,c,v anj nositiyc]y decline
= co,4scsa,ofr rrorrsentrd tn Th,ert the tnnos,
h,,r NJ rcrocr,-,n- in him nnt nfttr,a, arhnrtt
| umr IT,. ,nerre,,teucy Of the Russian Goycrume
holl,nu any official intercourse with re.st
| whose syowc.1 nission was TO create 1is,rust Il,
l. enmity on The part Of Russia, now a friend
. Theirs, since hts interview with Il
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