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ubtir, yesterday, contained ctrculaz OF fassctt u

honor and then return the delegated power TO |
fhc ncopIc without violence. Nothing IT. cc 4
ex1s cted from Prussia Her supreme will aud 1
cxu}tafIon ut success arc iTecanciab!c with calm
and statesmanship4 Two hundred |
thousand victims have already been sacrificed to
her ambition in this tmroua war, and 1t Is certain
that she will dictate to France conditions that |
his mcnentary and incompetent government |
should not accept: hence We convolc the |
assembly, fully chosen to decide. What |
NC ask now is only TO give tho country our
hearts and our blood. Then let France decide,
not our transient authority, btlt Immortal
France, raising herself to confront Prussia;
France, released from the winding sheet Of the
empire France, free and generous, Is ready to
immediate herself for right and liberty; 'tsAvo~-
lng all those exalted political ideas Of the Old
France knows no higher ambition
than to reuatn mistress Of herself in order to
develop her moral and national resources, and
labor tlaietnally with her neighbour in the
of civilization. 1t is for this France
would recover her free action. She now desires
q cessation Of the war, but she Will prefer thou
sanr-fold disaster 10 dlshonor. The very onc8
WHO awokc the storm now falsely say that the
frunt1y Is willing TO yield This may mislcad
abroad, hut not here. France wishes prosperity,
commerce, md Civilization. but prefers de-
feat to slisl,onor. 1t Is the duty Of France
to repair as fur assrosslble the evils Of the
past government. The elections last year were
tllns-yc- Frauce never voted for war with Prus-
Eta. M honest lnsn in Europe thinks so. To the
row": ucw seeking TO crush us, we must Oppose
desperate resistance until the nation IS ublc to
speak through her Constituent Assembly, freely
chosen Make the powers understand" adds
Far1e, " mankind must admire but pity the spec
'ac'c OF farEs, without looking to the right or the
left, or taekN art1s but with Its cycs xcd Oh tho
FrQHt ami mi nf "a
aud its freedom"
RED RErCBL1cASs-
Paris, Sept. ls.-The Red Republicans con-
f1nuc 10 nlacaru the walls with handbills All
n0u,n thy ncw government Trouble Is appre-
pretended. Citizens declare that they prefer
rrusSion rule to communism.
On TO LYONS.
Ativiccs from Belfor state that the Ftussau
army which crossed the Rhine ut Mu1house, Is
marching ria the latter city in a western ditec-
tion. It's supposed TO he marching upon Lyons,
md that their advanced forces will seize CON-
mnntcation by the valley Of tue Upper Sarne.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Sept. a." Ttochu, on the 17th, re-
ceiyed the advance guard Of American rolu.,-
teeTs.r So says G1I1qndnis Messenger, referring
rossibls to an ambulance corps, aud possibly to
passengers who arrived from America in tho ship
Queen TO enlist.
eoa,ee roubles, lately deposit at the Bank OF
France. to London banks.
Germans laugh at Bazalnc,s hopes Of escapin
from Metz.
PARIS, Sept. ia fleet Of steamers Is remov-
| iHZ merchandise from uavfe and other French
PORTS, to England.
The Opinion Rationale asserts positively, thai
| no mediation has Yet been propose.
| The Opinion Rationale acknowledges the re
ce1rt Of 1000 francs from a. T. Stewart, for tht
! relief Of the FFencf, wounded.
On Saturday fragment Of the Sedan farm,
| arrived at Ruucn- 1t consisted o[ G4O men, wtl
| previously escaped from Metz.
The less of life III the hospitals iu both ar,nie:
| from typhus, Is very serious.
FAHis. Sept. ia weclF tax Is Imposed upo,
residents having houses or apartments, who hays
| lett the city.
Especial Derpa,ch to tho New York sun,]
PARIS, Sept 1s.-Ytsterday there was a crauf
reslew of the Guard Mobile and National Guar,
1Lere We're morr than three hundred tbGusan,
men under urns- There was great enthusiasm
amongst the troops with the exception If .nr,.
regiments IT provincial! Guard Mobile. wiz, r.
used to cEy Fire ta rtpu1lque," iy Or; :. ),
their G1llcers,
lnfee Thousand FFiss!an uniforms were ,li.coy
cred this morning IN three different tousez,
The People Of rarts arc generally II. :.is1 ).
/ Il
| revolutionary measures.
manifesto voted by twenty aro...; ~
Faf:s was presented To-day to IL. T.. .,,oua
Government. and will be posted to-no. rs, on th
WILLS. The manifesto requires the inmediat
| faroi ol General Commissioners In the PROVINCES
General cluse-ctis is designated by the people o
Paris, at the request Of the people OF Lyons III
doubtful II the government Will yield under tha
double pressure.
I alflFA to rf.
1"uh'ied last night battalion uf paristun Fran
tlreufs at Neany. The forest, therefore, cauuc
| he set on fire.
LoSpoS, Sept. 1e.-The village OF Dazej1le. nca
Sedan, has l'ecn destroyed by the pr,lss!ans bt
cause some wounded fugi.lyes from the Gerfna
army were massacred In the Streets.
TOURS, Sept. 19.-Thiers u1rlyed from I.ont.o
lust hight.
A New York 7imcA correspondent, Urttin
1sou iaIlS, says: Foreigners arc in great dar
ge! OF oe1ng treated as Spies, and passports at
d. little use. Many Americans have been rough
hsndlcd from their imprudence. Marshal ya,
liant nnrrowly escaped being hanged by a mo.
~llle visiting the forttncations.
Ihe announcement was made that Soca}it
meeting would be held, at which Victor Hug,
Letlru Ko31in, Louis Blanc, and Pratt would i
present to protest against the moderation OF rt
government Imagine the meeting was su,
| IhEsScus AS IL HAa u0l likGH nlACe.
| "Tllc Reds are struggling hard for asce,
dtncs.''
Wrlnng from before StrasbourK, the TIM
correspondent says: "Tnc seycn DAYS pscuar
| tlols fof the assault cannot he completed In IT,
than four wecks~r
Writing from Rheims, the st!1. he sass: ST
ward OF thirty establishments here tnauufoc1u
| wooiien cloths, employing 10000 working reopl
All ART ldlc, anu on the point Ut starvation. II
1nsl amount Of misery canuot be realized yc
inc only remedy seems emigration. Thr Aml1
can Consul informed me that hundreds Of ami
Gallons had been made for information on ii
subject nj emigration to the United States"
i: PRUSSIA.
WASHINGTON, Sept lo.-Mtuister Motley .c]
graphs Secretary Fish, uuler date OF Sa;nr,la
night last, TINT there Is no truth In the wide,
circulated report that the Pruss1an Goyeramet
! VIII Aot treat for peace other than with the Nan,
leonic rcgcrcy, and that the P.uss!ans refuse ,
recognize the Frrnch Repub1lc. The prussia
/ government do not believe the rrcseut Goycr,
nac'ls OF France Is other than lucal tn its chnra,
ter, an'1 that 1t does not faithfully represent Il.
French people. an1 cannot guarantec the fulh
merit Of the Eeacc treaty II one Should bc mai
Mf. Motley further says that the ITuasian Cover,
mrnt s'ocs not object to republic II it be csta,
eshe'l by the voice Of the Frensh people,
No response has been received from Berlin
The pnrosa1 to allow jules Favre to have an OF,
ctaa interview With Blsmark, hut a favorable r
ply Is expected.
Fariololtl prevails nmong the French rrtsone,
At Mag!eburg and Wlt,cnbusg.
Gen. Fail'y Is not tlcnd, as often reportcd. q
md his stan occupy finely furnished apartment
at Maycncc and arc sumptuousl7 provided for l.
the King.
When The news OF tho capture of Sedan reacl
cd Stockholm the Royal theatre was closc,l.
Officers OF the LandWehr are offered commi
slons IN the army.
The French captive officers arc allowed chojt
Of German towns Us a residence. They rcccIy
the same tations and pay rs at home,
countess cowlcy had a long Interview with til
Emperor IN Saturday in bchalf Of the Empress.
| -EANnrHG, Sept. 1a.-Notwathstan,liug tte SUI
pension Of the blockade there Is no abatement
precautions for public safety.
DRESDEN, Sept. l9.-psincess Amelia lied se.
aa1, aged &C. She was sister OF King Johp.
HERliS, Sept 19--Tlie following news IL n
/ ncial: While Napoleon WIS at Nanl,f he eupotzr
the discipline aud courage OF the Prusstar Sc
tlcrs, ALL said nothing could keen them out !,
Paris.
LONDON, Sept. IA Stra.suud corcsnoude,
of the Shipping Gazette says no blockadcrs ha,
been seen In the Baltic for a week nast
BREMEN, Sept. 1a.-Thc North German uloytl
l!nc u steamers commence running regular
again between Bremen and the United Stat
rurts The 1st Of October.
Especial tn the Ncw York Itibuur1
| LONDON, Sept. 1o.-The Berlin correspondent
the Tribune writes On the 18th: sRtsu1ark