The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
FRENCH VAR DEsPATCHEs Es.
French Victories Around Paris Reported
Re,renchment In Public Expenditure
Quiet iu Lyons Restored.

Tours, Sept 30.-Later advccs from Paris
mention a series OF successful engagements aroun'
the city The Drdor OF the besieged had been mu n
increased by these victories. The new breech.
| loading cannon bad been placed the ramparts
There signs Of the in this direction yet
Later sdvces from Paris announce that Jules
Simon has stopped the pensions TO those dramatic
writer's who needed no assistance. Retrenchments
have also been made In the public expenditure BY
the Minister Of Frances, by cutting down the sala
ries OF the Counsellor. OF State the Projects OF
the Departments 1t Is also proposed to reduce the
pay OF the Ministers. The members OF the Provi.
sional Government have announced that they do
not wish any paw for their services. Counting upon
the total suppression Of the civil list and the Senate
it Is expected
rHs SAVING To THE GOVERNMENT
will reaeh my millions as will be shown ny com.
parlson OF the first budget under the new Govern.
ment with the last under the Empire. 1t is under.
stood that the pay Of all the high functonaries will
b. regulated with view TO the strictest economy.
LYONS. Sept %, via TOURS Sept. SO.-The polt
icsl excitement has entirely subsidized. few ad
ditonal arrests OF Cluseret's adherents have been
made.
RourS, Sept 90, via Tours, Sept 3O.-Another
balloon from Paris landed near Nantes to-day The
courier with a multuds OF letters and packages
has gone forward TO Tours.
CuKRBoURG, sept. 29.-The greatest part OF the
French fleet returned 10 this port to-day. Squad
rons have been left in the North Sea and the Eng
lsh Channel sufficiently large to protect the French
coast.
SAPoLEoS's SECRETS REVEALED.
Tours, Sept 30-A great number Of the private
documents belonging 70 the Emperor, which were
recently seized at the Tulerss by the ocers OF the
new Government have Just been made public here
,ko Of fha
Many noted persons under the old rigims are i'm
plicated in the scandals. The Provisional Govern.
nent at Pare has already dismissed NJ. Devienne,
President OF the C0ur de CGssatOn, he having been
shown 10 be mixed up in the scandalous transactions
OF the OF Emperor and Marguerite Belanger
The Jecker correspondence In relation TO Mexico
was upearthei, duplicating the Due de Morny and
others high In the Emperor's confidence Besides
these there were found a letter from Persigny to
Napoleon, proving the existence OF a black tribunal
and another from the Queen of Holland written
directly alter the battle Of Ssdowa, warning the
Emperor against ,ne very events nov occurring
Altogether the disclosures thus far made in regard
to the private life OF Napoleon have substantiated
all the charges that the opposition ever made arl
It is thought the noIt ot soon TO oo published N
be still more scsndaous.
GIN. BEAUREGAsb Is trANcE.
The report Is reiterated that Cen D,alrrgird,
late OF the Confederate army Is IN tls Frencl ser.
vice IL is stated that he hrst accepted toloners
commission, but that he has since been uppumt 4
General, and Is at present organizing uola IN the
south Of France.
II Is reported tIst the foreign Ambassador" mct
TO. day In consequence u the receipt Of important
news from N. 1hiers. Tho Government are con
sidering the question Of orJssng elections for tie
Constituent Assembly u Octooer and II 10 under
stood that the majority Of The Ministers are in favor
Of the plan.
ORGANIZATION oy 1HE NAIIoSAL GUARD.
Tho Government here will issue decree to-nor-
row. which deyolyes upon the Prefects OF Depart
nons tho duty Of organizing the modified Nation
al Guard which Ia to be composed OF oil volunteers,
lAd " men bstBesp the Sgss Of n and ~ Those