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The New York herald., 1870-09-06

The news from Paris was the subject Of the
most intense interest in the city yesterday. In
every prominent place of resort the situation
in France was the principal topic of discus
sion. Will the republic be proclaimed? and
if so, what effects will it produce? were the
queries asked by hundreds Of persons. By
far the greater portion of the people seemed
inclined to the belief that France would be
unable to continue the contest against the
victorious German armies. That Napoleon
and the Napoleonic dynasty was completely
FUSED up" was conceded almost unanimously,
and, indeed, little regret was expressed that
the empire was brought to a close; yet feel
ings were expressed that it had not passed away
with less disastrous consequences to France.
Orphaned children and desolated hearths are
now to be found throughout Germany as well
as France, and this in great measure tine
tured with grief the feeling that otherwise
would have been joyful at the prospects for the
establishment of republic in France. With
a republic in France how long will Spain,
or Italy. or even Germany itself, remain
countries? This and similar
questions found distinct utterance from num-
bers of people in the city yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
CUBA.

'orc Destruction Of Propery-Another
"r""s Fete-Briiliant Scene in the Hnr-
c"'-SIA Charles Bright Congratulated by
t"e """ ">ipality-The shore End Of tho
Cable Laid
q ON BOARD THE DAcIA,
oAvIAGO DE CUBA, Sept. A. 1870
TWO estates oelonsng to a Mr.. Wilson, resident
OF Philadelphia' Unite States, were set fire to by
the insurgents Tne Nvoperty is about twenty.
seven miles from the CIV. quantity of the mt.
chinery was saved from theGre.
Sir Charles Bright Of the ab,e expedition. gave
grand bah on Friday last on >oard the steamship
vestal The ship was magDiHcenty decorated w,th
1ags and illuminated with coored lsups f.om stem
to stern. There were over five hundreJ guests nre.
sent. Dancing was kept up until fOm o'clOG p the
next morning. A most Luxurious suppe was ,np.
piled to those who visited the vessel. TIE SpaIilh
gunboat IN the harbOr were all finely illSminate0
Yesterday the municipality OF the city, In their ROPES
OF Office, presented congratulatOry address TO y =
Charles Blight on board the Daca.
The expedition departs probably on Tuesday, TO,
Jamaica. '"'
There was another regatta IN the harbot todav
and the scene was quite enliveniug ~
The shore end Of the cable has been LAID All is
well onboard. -" -
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
Tho Military Situation-The War 10 bo
Continued.

Tho Military Situati0n-The War 10 bo
Continued.
Prussia, having accepted the surrender Of
Napoleon as he heprofered it--as of the individual
and not Of the government ofFrance--has off,
cially announced that it will continue the war;
The Crown Princes Of Prussia and of Saxony
have already started on the march to Paris,
and their advance has reached st. Quentin, q
town not more than fifty miles from the capi-
tai. With no enemy to oppose them, and
none even to harass their rear or fanks as
they march along, the sturdy veterans, flushed
with the grand haul made at Sedan on Friday.
will doubtless open their batteries on the
outer bastions of Paris by Thursday next
In the meantime the close sieges of Metz,
of Strasbourg, of Montmedy and of verdun
bold In active work the rest of the grand Prus-
sian armies that have overrun the fair land Of
France. Strasbourg holds out against des-
perate odds and amid terrible hardships. Metz
has suffered great disaster In the cutting of
Of Its water supply, and must soon
fall, with Bazaines huge army. Mont
medy and Verdun are of less impor-
tance, but will probably soon succumb to the
overwhelming forces that the Germans are
enabled to Hing against them. When these
places and these armies fall the force thatw
be free to operate against Paris will aggregate
nearly all the men in the invading armies.
There will be no dangerous enemies behind
them, and there will be only the raw troops,
the excited people and the bastions of Paris
before them
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
A Medicu! wonder-Hya,ps Life salsam.-

Medical WOnder-Hyatt,s Life Balsam.-
Rheuma tsm In its most painful forms; also Scrofua Ery
sipeas Salt Rheum, Pmples Bloches old Ulcers Fever
Sores, the worst of Diseases of the Blood Mercura
Complaints; Debility Liver and Kidneys, &C.,
t2inly cured by the great purifier.
II has cured hundred thousand of these sim
lar Diseases i certain curative for Fstua curabo
cases. and has cured Of the
Cancer.
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Willet Jarvis ESQ.,, 2Jf
Hicks street, Brooklyn, Of deep and terrible
leg after his physicians had decided that amputaon
necessary to life.
HYATT's LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. E. B. Holly, once
81 Chambers street, residence I'll Madison terrific
ulcer after he had been in the Broadway Hospital sr
months, and then thought TO be incurabie.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.--F. B. Conway. ESQ.,, TRACE
dian, Park theatre Brooklyn. N " cured by HYATS
LIFE BALSAM OF severe Chronic rheumatism after the
best medical practitioners Of Europe and America had failed
In his
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM perfectly cured Mr.. William
Springer 1S8 BroOmc street. OF lnanmaory Rheumatism
of severe character that he became deranged He
not lift his hand to his head and confined TO his bed
during three months
Principal depot 246 Grand street, New York Y bottle;
six for 3d. Sold by druggists generally Sent cveryrhare bS
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

OUR STATE CONVENTIONS. The Republican
State Convention meets in Saratoga on the
9TH instant (to-morrow). Horace Greeley
will be nominated for Governor and John
Cochrane for Lieutenant Governor. Cochrane
would be the best ma for the nomination by
the republicans for Governor If there were
elements of success about him. But Cochrane
does not enjoy this advantage. He will do
very well as second man on the ticket that
will be presented by the republicans to-
morrow. Mr.. Greeley will run well. On
the 2lst of September the Democratic State
Conve ntion will be held in Rochester. Cover
nor Hoffman will be renominated, and Cover
nor Hoffman will be reelected by-say,
seventy thousand. Should Governor Hoffman
receive less than that majority he cannot be
expected to be a democratic candidate for the
Presidency in 1872
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
MEXICO.

Rumorcd Escape o.: Young Meiia-Yhe
Political Contest in Jaiisco-Nkartiuez
Beaten in TumauiiDas-The Tehuantepee
Concession.
CRY OF MEXICO. August os,l
Via HAVANA, Sept. s, 1870 I
1t is rumored that young Mcjia has escaped from
the Guaymas kldnappers. Great preparations
are being made for the celebration Of
Mexican independence on the 10th OF Sep
tember. The contest for Governor and the
Legislature OF Jasco continues. The federal autho-
rites neutral there well in the contest for
Governor and the Legislature Of Guerrero. The
Governor OF Campeche has Deen convicted. The
Governor of Yucatan has resigned. The troops have
routed Martinez III Tamaulpas. He escaped, but
many prisoners were captured.
The Tehuantepec concession will be brought be-
fore Congress when convened The English bond
holders have hitherto failed their attempt to
troll the concession.
=, POrfriO DiaZ will obtain his seat In Congress.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

BIsNARoK, on being surrounded by the en-
thusastic Prussian troops at the surrender of
Sedan, told them to thank the King and Won
Moltke. eff l." said he, sam responsible for
anything in this war, it is for the Southern
States" Now, let the great Minister use his
great powers in securing to wretched France
the government she wants. Let him remember
King Williams avowal that he warred only
against Napoleon.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
THE HERALD CORPS OF EUROPEAN WAR
CORRESPOSDEs

We have special correspondents moving
with each division Of the opposing forces oil
France aud Prussia, and news agencies in the
principal capitalization, Paris, Berlin. Ma
drid, Vienna and Florence-so that nothing
of an important news character escapes our
vigilant representatives.
Our news agencies in the principal cities Of
Europe, and our system Of travelling corre-
spondents, have been long established, fact
the readers of the HERALD have no doubt long
since become familiar with, and as our letters
from all parts of the Eastern Hemisphere for
years past have fully proven.
We do not pretend that our comments upon
the war, or that our opinions upon the proba-
BILE success of either belligerent in contem-
plated movements come by the cable. Our
only aim is to give to the public the fullest,
the most reliable, and the most authentic
record of facts as they occur in The grand
operations of the contending armies
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

GoLp 1884 The reflection of the war news,
or peace news, from Europe, upon our finances
was the decline Of gold yesterday to 1l3aa, which
of hostilities. Later in the day the mercurial
Gold Room became excited over the prospect
of a general European war as the result of a
republic in France, aud the price went back to
ll4s
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

THE EUROPEAN MAIL of the 23d of August,
at this port yesterday. supplied our special
correspondence from the seat of war. with
the newspaper mail details from the battle
fields, in interesting continuation of our his
tory of the Franco-Prnssian. war as they
appear in our pages this morning. These
dispatches are additional to our special letter
from Paris, which is noticed elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

=, LoSDoN MONEY MAnKET:-LoNDoN, Sept $50 p.
M Consos closed at 9ls for money and the account
limited States bonds dull fvctwenes 62s, ssI '65s So,
6,s ten.otes, S3h Railway stocks closed quiet Ere
%. "e''e'"'
FRANKFORT BOURsE-FRANKroRr, Sent 2-Eyennp -
931l 1885, for the issue OF 1852. N' "
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPoo Sept. Sd "a
r. M;-Coon closed buoyant. Middng uplands 91sd
midding Orleans, gd The sales of the tp
bales, including 5000 for export and speculation.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

THE Ex-EMPERoR NAPOLEON is on his way
through Belgium to Casse, where he will be
joined by tho Empress and tie Prince I'm
periaI. He ought to be happier now than he
was in his ancient captivity, for he has his
family to comfort him and he has the consol-
ing knowledge that France il better without
him,
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
ROME.
italy About to March in.

Italy About to March in.
PARIS, Sept. 8, 1870
The occupation OF Rome by the Italian troops ia
expected Immediately
LONDON, Sept. g. 1870
The continued presence OF British frigates or the
mouth OF the Tber persuades the Italians that Eng
land intends to guarantee the independence of the
POne
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
ITALY ABOUT TO- MARCH TO ROME.
Revolutionary Agitation and
Fighting in Spain.
ROME AND THE PAPACY.
THE IBeRIAN PENINSULA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

1
Tho Revolutionary Movement Extendins-
| CarIism In the Field and successful Fight
Ing At Various Points Military Executions
Portugal In MotiOn-The Spanish Army.
MADRID VIA LONDON, Sept. s, 1870.
special telegram for the HERALD, dated yester
day morning IN this city, has been forwarded to
London for transmission by the cable to New York.
announcing the important fact that the revolution
ary agitation is increasing. and that the carllst
bands are being reinforced strongly.
Fighting has occurred between the contending
Carlists and the regular troops. In one OF these
actions General Eure defeated the bands or Gene
raj viscO and captured 100 prisoners.
The Carlist chief Carrega with 500 or his men
who offered to lay down their arms have been
pardoned. During skirmlsh which took place ar
Alec 100 prisoners were TAKEN
Brigadier General Tlaja attacked the CarIists in
the mountains, near Maudent0, and took many
prisoners, after a sharp fight.
The chief OF the band was brought before drum
head court martial, tried, sentenced to death and
shot Immediately; and In y'Garra Carlist chief,
two priests, cathedral sacristan and thirty
prisoners were put to death.
At Viladad 300 armed Carllsts demanded army
ratiOns OF the inhabitants In name of Don Carlos.
On the French frontier line at Petersburg and
other revolutionary centres the republican party
remains quiet.
Seven hundred Spanish volunteers sailed from
Cad1z yesterday for Havana.
II rs observed in the general Iberian movement
that Marques Sadanha has been appointed Portu-
guese Minister TO London at the Court OF Queen
Victoria.
The Spanish government has just resolved to call
out the national army reserve force, in view OF the
series of exciting and alarming events which have
Just occurred in France.
Colonial Charter-CarIisfs Routed.
MADRID, Sept 4, 1870.
The Gaceto contains municipal code for Porto
Rico.
The GdCetd also announces scattered fights with
the Carlists, who are flying from the country, yet
still fighting.
The Peninsula otherwise Is quiet
news from Paris, but perfect order prevails pending
the arrival of the details.
Six hundred Carlists were attacked and beaten in
Navarro yesterday. Another band OF Carlists at.
tempting to destroy the railway between OnofO and
vIscaya has also been beaten.
The Potttico (UnionisD attacks Prlm bitterly, and
asserts that the only further public service possible
for him to render Is to resign.
conspiracy on the part OF the supporters OF
MOntpenser Is rumOrcd.
The Spanish army reserves have been summoned.
The Carlsts are still strong in numbers in the
Basque provinces. One band, over thousand
strong. is ut Ceballos.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The feamshtp Wisconsin will leave thus nor on
wcdneday for Liverpool.
The hnls for Europe viii close az the Post Ofce
at twdyco'cl0ck
Thy NhN YORK HERALD Edition for Europe.
Will be rea" at half-past ten O'clock
SiaGe 0o'ts IN @raoDcrs for IAaiIlug six ceut,
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

WHAT GENIAL, HOMEIIKE old German
King William is? He writes Immediately to
his frau every circumstance as it occurs, and
enjoys telling her Of it with such zest What
lot of stories he will have to relate and
Jokes to crack before the winter fire when he
gets home
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
The New Arbltcr Of Europc-The Germa,
Confederation.


Tho New ArbI,cr Of Europc-The German
Confederation.
The power and the glory of the Napoleonic
dynasty and of France as the arbiter of
Europe are gone. The crowning disaster of
Sedan has been as decisive in the displace-
tion of Austria. The achievements of the
great Frederick in building up the power of
Prussia are dwarfed by the triumphs of his
living successor In 1866, within the short
space of six weeks, Austria, with her German
allies, was prostrated at Sadowa, and the out
growth of that astonishing campaign was the
expansion of Prussia into the North German
Confederation. Within less than six weeks,
in 1870, from Saarbruck to Sedan, in the most
astonishing military campaign of modern
times, France has been beaten as she was
never beaten before, and one of the immediate
results foreshadowed is the expansion of the
North German Confederation into the German
empire, embracing all the German family of
States, of nearly fifty millions of people, north
and SOUTH
We cannot doubt, from the astounding devel-
opments and results of this war, that the union
Of the German States is virtually established
under the central government of Prussia nor
do we think that we are oyerstating
the military power thus brought into
the foreground in pronouncing it from
Sedan the master Of the European Con-
tinent upon all questions of boundaries,
balances, SUGGESTIONS and peace or war among
the surrounding States. The only continental
Power left capable of coping with Prussia is
Russia, and even Russia is limited in her
capabilities to the defensive advantages of her
immense expanse of territoiY and her resistless
frosts and SHOWS. The only 0ower. however
which Prussia, in defensive var nav now
shrink from graphing, is the nava mower Of
England; but England can do nothh, to nr.-
vent it If Prussia resolves to determ,. fo,.
herself the future eastern boundary of Fra..e
The naval power of England will command
hearing in the settlement of the Spanish sue
cession and the affairs of the Roman State
and the Pope, and England, Russia, Austri
and Italy combined may save the territory @
France from any very serious confscation.
But the main fact still stands forth in boil
relief that France as the arbiter of tn
European Continent is displaced by Germany
and that, while Europe has no reason to fear
German empire like that OF Charles the Fifth
embracing Spain-the programme Of Charlie
magnetic offensive assumptions and aggres
sions of Louis the Fourteenth and the dicta
torial role of the Bonapartes to Germany
Austria, Italy and Spain are 10 more to b
feared from France, nor even the dashin
crusades in behalf of ''liberty, equality an
fraternity" which distinguished tue aggressiv
fanaticism of the first French republic
short, with Germany as the arbier of Europ
in the place of France, from the NATURAL
pacific and non-aggressive character of til
German people war will be ait to give wa
to peace as the prevailing idea of the Cont
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

C0ngrcss and Empire Spring Compa any's
Depot for CONGRESS- EMPIRE and other Mineral Spring
Waters Chambers street. Broadway Free deliveries
daily, city and Brooklyn. Natural waters only.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Bartien's Patent ssHluminatinz" Street
Lamp and "1nstantaneous" Street Gas Lighter and key
Onice 500 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Special Forecast from Paris--Tbe Revo-
luton Announced in Anticipation.
The special written correspondence from
Paris which is published in our columns to-day
will attract very general attention, not less
ON account of the political forecast of coming
governmental and revolutionary change which
1t anticipates than from the sudden, remarka-
BILE, exact and sweeping fulflment of the
political forecast of our writer. This special
letter was delivered to ms yesterday
by mail steamship from England. 1t
bears date the 22d of August. Our writer had
then observed the existence of the first feverish
symptoms of the revolution. He diagnosed
coming convulsion, social congestion, po-
litical sufHocation Of the people, or renewed
health to the body corporate after it had been
purged Of the executive crudities which have
appeared on its surface during the past few
years. On the 22d of August Paris was dis
satisfied and hu@liated-Parls had heard of
the defeat Of the armies of France. French
democracy had been shamed before the world,
and French democracy, which is really
gentle and considerate, but Just, had
determined that the nation should not be sac
riaced. Our writer says 1.-THE Ministry
which melted the war has already paid the
forfeit of its criminal folly; the empire still
survives what its fate will be 1t is, perhaps,
rather premature to declare" Imperialism
was vanishing even then in the breath of
the citizen masses, and the Bonaparte
dynasty, even the ''ediGce" as ''crowned,"
was really topping to its fall. 1t leaned
over during few days longer.
1t quivered, vibrated from the top
downward, shivered, and fell during the night
of the 3D. and the morning of the 4th of Sep
tember. The imperial column had had, in
reality, no solid foundation. It had been
skilfnlly balanced on the fingers of an accom-
plished political prestidigitateur during
number of years, moved from one extreme to
the other and from hand to hand with amazing
celebrity, made to look graceful in its poise and
beautiful in its chameleon-like hues. The
French people, who were at first dazzled, set
to to study the problem they drew near to the
shifting column, they examined it's support and
they criticised the manipulation. They found
out how it was done, and, just as do children
with their toys, became tired of the elegant
triae, destroyed it and flung it away. This
action of France, realized to its most complete
and in it's most healthy extent to-day, comes
really in attestation Of the sagacity and
foresight of the members of our corps of spe-
cial writers in Europe. 1t proves to the public
that we do not employ those prophets of the
past" who come to tell our neighbors almost
1aily the wonderful things which have been,
but that we utilize the evangelism Of mind
md light. and reason on facts, SO as to almost |
,ome beforehand with the future. 1t is pro-
,ress, industry, and erudition and science
ombined, to make healthy and invigorating
newspaper press.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Advertisements are Now being Received for
the Grand Central Hotel the be placed HEBDONS
tsementa received Merchants will be the
desirable opportunity they have had for advertising
Apply nt office, 464 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

THE BOURBON DYNASTY is not fayoriie
dynasty in France.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

A.-Hentlemen's Hnfs.-Fall Styles fO
1911 are now ready for inspection and sale ESPEN
sCHE1D'S, manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

clusion. Who will be the first President and
President Of republic who will ''stick ?"
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

A.-ssCOstar's'' ExtermlnntOrs ;Dcpot re.
moved to 937 Centre street 81 &C. S6 sizes for hotels.
ships and large premises hand.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Decidedly tho INCEST flats Of the Season are
DAVID'S Fall styles of Gentenen's Hnts. SalesrOom 2Q
Broadway, Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

THE ORLEANS DYNASTY cannot govern
France
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Nurray ttr sst
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Observation-Disclosures ssCOnstitutiOn Water
ID certain for II. Depot, 46 Cliff street. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Chevalier's Life for the Hair should bc
used by all who have weak. falling out or hair Sold
everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Dr. Glsycr's Champion Lever Truss, Elsstr
Stockings, Shoulder Braces, &c., No IL Ann street.
Estab ighcd In 1890
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

American WuItlam Watches
Mt lowest prices.
FULLER CO., 25 John street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

CoME.-The republic in France.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

r,o,.., u.vuu = u... .prizes Paid in Gold.
Information furnished. The brua' r"'o"pA'"' '' "N
snd al kiuds Of Gold and Sive .u ,s 10 .u ,rsa w
TAYLOR & co. '"""S'" =" v ~ >' " : b.
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Ni.si.cuoi Sprjne wnter.

Wissitruoi Spring Water.
THIS Is the original and only spring wter which haa
wrought wonderful cascsot cancer scro
fula and diseases of the Kidneys For sale Sy
fresh supply just received by j. r. HEMP Cohege pace
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Hats.
wARNOCK 4 CO.,
have issued the fall patterns for
Gentlemen's, Boys and Youtns',
Gents silk Dress Hats
SEVEN DOLLARSl
.;oBroadWay.
The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Out--Knox's Fall style Of rents' i'nss' mo-
2la Broadway. Enough sand
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

EIBLO's GARDEN, BroAdway.-SHAKsrEARE's TnAs.
EDS or OTaELLo.
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE. Broadway, cor.
ner Both stPerormsnces afternoon evening.
wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and 18th street.
FRITZ, QUE COUSIN GERMAN.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
I'D st-UKIELLA, TIE DEMON OF THT NIGHT
BOwERY THEATRE, Bowerv.-DAR!Ns DIoK TIE
DETECTIVE BROTHER BILL AND BRoTnER BEN.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway-orERA BoUTrE-
LIrTLE FAUST.
BOOTHS THEATRE, 2sd st., 6lh ana stn avs
RIP VAN WINKLE.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2Ol Bowcry-yA
RIr1Y ESrrRrAiSMENT- Comic VocALIsNs, &c.
THEATRE coMIoUE, 5A Broadway.-CoNro VOCAL
IBM NKsRO AoTs, dc.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. ss5 Broa way
MICRO MiNsTEELsY, FARoEs, BUaLRsoUEs, &c.
KELLY & LEoN's MINsTRELs No. sos Broadway
LIZ PETIT FAUsTTHE ONLY LEon.
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. ErookIyn.--NyaEo MIN
sTRELsf, BURLESQUE6, 90
TERRACE GARDEN. Fify-eightb street and Third ,y.
nue.-GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL COSOERT
LEEDS ART GALLERIES, sl7 and sla Broadway
EXHIBITION OF PAINTISGs
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANAroMY. s1s Broadway
SCIENCE AND AIT
DIR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 745 Broadway
SCIKN0E
TRIPL r. s TT r. r. IT
The New York herald., 1870-09-06
TRIPLE SH E E T .


New York. Tuesday, September O. 1870.