The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-24

The following official dispatch was reclsTed .. the Legation North German Union, Wash iington.
 The Emperor Napoleon having declared that his captivity prevents him from negotist- ing peace, the French Government beng al Paris, the war will be discontinued.
 New York Sept 5th.-The special cable to the Worlds special correspondent, ielegrApas from Bouiiion that the battle of Sedan aud the equalization ofthe French army having left the road to Paris open, an advance has again been made. On Saturday the Grown Prince was Is ales from St, Quentine moving his army forward. King William will demand that Nice and Saxony be restored to Italy. and that if Italy and Rome consolidate Lorain aud Alsacs be given to Bavaria and Baden and Saxony Werteaburg and Hesse be indemni6ed.
 Paris. sept 6--Ths Prussans have apear- cd in detached bodies at several points within the arronesement of the Garde Rationale. The Gremen and volunteers are hssteniug to meet them. A collision inevitable.
 The Republic has been enthusiastically pro- claimed at Havre, Msrseies. Marne, Argenau And Montpelier
 The Working mems Association have issued 8 manifesto saying that as Prussia at the out set of the campaign declared that the war was against the Emperor, and not the French people, therefore France calls on. Germany in the name of justice, towithdraw her arms from the soil of France. If not, France must fight to the last man,
 London, Sept 6.--Ths New York Tribune's war correspondent has interviewed Bismarck, who, in response to an inquiry as to what con ditions of peace King William would be likely to demand, said that it would be ons of the three. First, we might make Alsace and Lorraine neutral States second, We might annex Alsace and Lorraine third, we might take Metz and Strasbourg and keep them.
 This latter is what we shall do, for while
 France possesses Strasbourg there is noth- ing to stnpa French invading army" Paris, Sept 6--The Prussian advance ha. reached Nismes, l5 miles northwest OfRhsims New York, Sept. 5.-Dsspatches from Paris say that the people are Ro longer sesn in the streets. The Express expected to ab- dicated in favor of the nation. The Crown Prince Imperial was in Belgium on Monday ] London, Sept. G. p. n.-The correspond ent of the News Rt Paris ssJs that tt m on Sunday, he saw the Palace of the TuilIe- ries inundated by mob who tore down ths Throne end destroyed ever ything marked with the Imperial arms, Nspo;aoA'o emblems were carried away and cast into the Seine. All the busts, statues and pictures Of Napoleon were destroyed. Henri RocheFort was borne in tri. umph to the Hotel Du Ville In these scenes ths soldiers fraternizsd with the people, and shouted Tive la Nancel Tsve la Rep ublicGx | Mourir pogr l9 PatriS
 London, Sept 6.-Frsnch army ordered to retire on Paris. Provisions have entered Rheims, bombatdnent of MontmedY benAn or Paris. Sept. 7.-Erery French town ye, heard from accepts the Republic ioyfuly Prusaian advance said to be near. PrGssian, marching rapidly on Paris. Nothing from Strasbourg for day two. Troce says Pariu IS sAfs. Great rejoi ciug at the removal of the rigid Press censorship War reWs and dstaill are now published without hindrance Washington, Sept. 8th,-Undsr instruction, from the United States, Minister Washburn yesterday recognized the new government in France and rendered the congratulations of the President at the establishment of Repub.
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 London, Sept. 8th.-Bazaine is still negotiat;n 2 for surrender of Metz.
 Itis rumored that Italian troops in strong num- bers. under Gen. Gademsnaar are marchi ng on Rome.
 Paris, Sept. Sth.-McMahon it seems iG not wounded, but is in gosd health. The Chambers will now discuss Favres motion that Napoleon and his dynasty be declared deprived of the power conferred upon them by the Nation.
 New York, Sept. 5th.-DeSpatohes from London say thata Republic has boen proclaimed in France Gambreth, Jules, Simon and Jules Favre sre nam cd as COnsuls.
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