The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-09
LATEST TELEGRANIS.


Agents here are said to be negotiat
ing for Beusted Park, in Kent, as I
residence for Napoleon.
Paris, Sept. 1.-THE Journal Officia
of the Republic to-day publishes ;
proclamation to the army exhorting
it to rally around the glorious flag
which so years ago drove back all
Europe.
The new Government has revoked
the functions of tine following Ambas-
sailors to foreign courts: Marquis De
La Vallettee, London, and Count De
Marthey, st. Petersburge.
\ decree has been issued requiring
the Withdrawal of all Germans from
Paris.
London. Sept. 1.-THE bombardment
of Montmedy by the Prussians began
on Monday.
The French have been ordered to
retire on Paris.
The Prus>ians have entered Rheims.
New York, Sept. 9-3 p. M.-Parls,
Sept. The bombardment of Mont
medy ceased yesterday.
Ii is believed tina, the Prussian be-
siegers will withdraw the rolling stock
O. the North and other railroads, and
that they will be dispatched immedi-
ately eastward to bring back troops.
The Project OF Leon, telegraphed at
5 o'clock last evening that no forces of
the enemy had appeared.
London, Sept. 6.-The cities of the
South German States, including Carl
rauhe, Mayence, Stuttgart and Munich
have petitioned tor annexation to
North Germany.
The Times says that if France refus-
es TO treat. the Republic will perish,
because Frenchmen are more jealous
IF military glory than of right and JUS
ice toward others.
The German States demand that
Prussia shall undertake to provide for
10000 French prisoners at Etaile, one
o every 800 of the population.
Vienna, Sept. I'll is asserted that
he accession of Austria to the Neutral
league was qualified by the condition
ha: meditation is prohibited.
ST. Petersburg, Sept. Cen. Fleu-
V, the French Ambassador has re-
igned and instantly left the country.
Paris, Sept. Jules Favre is await ,
ng 4 response to his telegram recently
ent to the United States Government.
t is thought the reply will have a
reat effect throughout the country. D
Brussels, Sept. THE Indepen-
ence Beige says Eugene is the guest
f the Hoogeven family, at the Cha
eau of Mesne, near Brussels.
Paris, Sept. livery French town.
ct heard from accepts the Republic
,yfully. l.
French engineers are destroying the
on railroads running east out
I Paris. p
The Prusian advance is said to be :.
ear scissors, marching rapidly q
ward Paris.
Gen. TrOchu reitera.eS his statement =
,at Paris is safe. The adjoining de-
lrtments are organizing.
Trains arrive hourly with artillery, 7
Ivalry and infantry from the front. 4,
Rome, Sept. THE proclamation of + t.
lie Frenc. Republic causes the most
-ofound sensation. =
Tine arrests by the authorities have
Nv become innumerable. One hun
red persons have been imprisoned 4
/ 4 charge of conspiracy. II
Paris. Sept. 1.-Immense exertions Z.
e still being made. The army con-
nues to retire before the PruSsian adj
NEE. There seems 10 be but one
triotic sentiment among the people
the defense of the nation. The or
is quietly proceeding.
Is IT A FACT that certain profound /
spublicans are nightly in conference \.
th :: certain pliable Democrat whose "
n and service IL ia IN cap,Sx, tho roy;sL ST