The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10
TELEoRAPHIc.

Especial to independent by Western Union Telegraph
LONDON, Sept 6.--The correspondent o,
the Tribune had an interview with Bismarck
who gave him the conditions of peace Kine
William would likely demand: First, W.
might make Alssce and Lorraine neutra
States; second, we might annex Lorraine; anC
third take Metz and Strasburg and keep them
which We shall do for while France possesses
shssburg there is nothing to stop French
invading army.
The Worlds cable special says that Bis
nArck telegraphs from Verdun, Sept. 3: 81
have spoken with Napoleon about peace, but
he answered as prIsouer-that he had nc
power, as all depended on the Regency -,
Paris This capture of the Emperor does not
discontinue the war.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Prussiaus have ap-
peared in detached bodies at several points
within the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the Garde Nation.
ale. Firemon volunteers are fastening to
meet them. A collision ID inevitable.
Republic has been enthusiastically de-
clared at Havre, Mnrsoilles. Marne, Hugcune,
and Montpelier.
The International Working News Associa-
tiOn have issued Il manifesto saying that rs
Prussia, at the outset Of the campaign do
clared that she waged war against the Euipe-
ror, not against the French people, therefore
France invites Germany, in the name Of JUS
tice, to withdraw her forces from the soil of
France; il not, France must fight TO the last
man.
The Prussian advance has reached Fismes
10 miles northwest of Rheims.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The bombardmeut of
Strasburg has been suspended.
Ii Is reported that NJ. Theirs has declined
TO serve AZ n member Of the French Provis-
ional Government.
BERLIN, Sept. G.--Ofical reports show that
90 French Generals prisoners Of war.
Princess Matilda was arrested today at
Dieppe.
A special dispatch to the News says that
Favrc offered the following peace proposals to
Prussia: The latter TO retire from French ter
ritory, and France to abolish her standing
army.
LoSDoS, Sept. 6th.--Tho Fronch army has
boen ordered to retire on Paris. The Prus.
SLAMS have entered Rheims. The lombard
ment of Montmedy began on Monday.
PAHGs, Sept. Uh.-EVery French town vet
heard from accepts the Rgpublic joyfuly.
The Prussinn advance is said to be near
SuissOns. marching rapidly toward rhris.
Nothing new has been received from Stras-
burg FOR "a day or two.
Trochu SAYS that Paris is safe.
There is great rsJoicing at the removal Of
the rigd press censorship. War news and
the details arc Eow published without hin
drance.
LONDON, Sept. Duke De Gramuont dc,
clares that Republican agents were at work all
the time endeavoring TO shnke confidence and
destroy discipline, and attributes the loss oi
suyeral battles TO that cause.
PARIS, Sept Evening. ono knows
what IL to be done. There is no fire nor spirit
in the people. The cry is, The Prussians
are approaching! The Government is busy
distributing places to-day. Troops are march,
ing into Paris. There is an ugly rumor that
there are no balls to fit the cannon on the
Notifications.
LoSDoS, Sept. 10 p. M.-A correspond
ent OF the Guardian, at Luxembourg, writes
that tho garrison at Metz is starving and
beef commands two dollars n pound
PARIS, Sept. IA largo force Of cavalry
which escaped from Sedan, reached hero this
morning.
The bonhardment Of Montmedy ceased
yesterday.