The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-06

ronce' Shu M Arsgo 'ooee OF Mayor ~ Paris.
The excitement created Ere d.ondoo, and In the
provincial snslisA % Fns BY the new. is intense.
ms SAPoLxoS-vIvE uESRI RocHrroRri
| correspondent OF the DAILY He,rs at Paris says
| at O'Clock Sunday afternoon, he saw the pasco OF
tie Tuileries invaded BY mob, who tore down the
throne, destroyed everything marked with the
imperial bees" and other Napoleonic insig. ia
ana carried away and cast in,o tho Seine all busts
statues, aud pictures OF the Bonarartes.
HEsRI IocHrFoRr WAS noRsB IN TRIUMPH
TO the hotel de Vile. In these scenes the soldiers
fratcrnized With the people, and all shouted "viyc
la Francel Vivo Commerce" |" They laughed and
| wcpt with JOY and embraced one another.
100000 MEN READY ron TuE FIELD
All the Ministers are selling with energy. Orders
for the immediate formation Of colossal armies have
| been issued Over 10000 men are ready to take
| the field. The Government Superintendent OF Tce.
| graphs has announced TO all the Departments the
| events in Paris.
THs SENATE rs SUPPRESSED
and the Corps L6gisaiif dissolved. An important
| fraction OF the Chambers have met at President
and seem disposed to &C. inde.
pendently OF the Provisiongl Government to whom,
however, thcy have sent delegations onieers and
soldiers fraternze with the people and place them.
selves under the orders OF tho Government, which
III bceclon Al the hOtcl dc Nnle undcr
the Presidency Of Gen. Tr1chu.
NO srRRESDER.
The francs hreurs OF Paris guard all the Ministries
and public Offices. aud evincs the utmost desire to
be courteous. 1t is understood that the Government
will convoke the Constituent Assembly
The Paris journals without exception urge tho
| nation TO make
AN uSrIgLDISG DEFRScs,
and declare the oismembcrment of France impossi.
Bile.
The King OF Prussia, they say, proclaimed that he
WINS warring only against Napoleon. II Il now be.
eonss ssdsai lhat hs- isxarfing AGAINST the French
people, the struggle must be oae OF determination.
The feet must be ordered 10 treat the sesports Of
Germany SIS the Prussian armies treat the towns Of
Alsace and Lorraine. The enemy must be made to
feel what
UNITED REPUBLICAN FRANCE
can accomplish All men here must tear arms.
THE IMPERIAL cAPrivn.
BULLION, Belgium, Sept. 4-The Emperor with a
suite Of one hundred persons on horseback and 10
carriages marked with the Imperial cipher arrived
here at noon escorted by armed force Of Prus-
clans. lie is going to Germany via Lege. Conseot
TO his Passage through German territory had pre-.
viously been gained from the Belgian Government.
rnE EMPEROR Is SERIOUSLY ILL.
YERyIERs, Belgium. sept. 5.-The Emperor arrived
the railway station and proceeded to the hotel where
he slept for the night lie leaves tonight for Cassei
The Emperor Is accompanied by Count Choiseul,
the Prince OF Moskwa and others.
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
II Is not true that the Prince is the guest OF the
Prince de Chimay. lie was last heard Of at Mau.
beuge this morning.
EUGESIE NAPOLEON.
BRUfsELs, sept b.-The French Prince Imperial
has reached Namur He goes TO rejoin his father
near Cassel. Tie Empress Eugenie is hourly ex.
pected to arrive here route for the desiina-
ton.
NAPOLEON ANTICIPATING A RsruRs TO PARIS
LONDON, Sept. 5,-I Is said that a friend condol.
ing with the Emperor on Saturday, expressed tie
hope that lis popularity in Paris was not gone.
Tne Emperor replied at matters not shall
return there to exact reckoning, not to give one"
DISPATCH oF KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, sept 5.-The follosing dispatches have
been received here from the King:
The King 10 he Queen.
VARKSsEs, O'Clock Sunday morning ng-What a
thrilling moment that OF my meeting with Napo.
leon lie detected, but dignihed. 1 assigned as
his place OF prnsen, stay Wihelmshole, Casscl
Our meeting took place at a small country house
opposite the western glacis OF Sedan. When sum.
HOheu 10 IT, Nh- IN tue sauOle, Inspecting inc POSI-
tlons before the place. You must imagine my re.
ception among the troops, 1t was indescribabe.
Their exultaton was overwhelming. At dusk ended
a Ave hours ride, and at in the morning return.
cd bither. May God Lid Us furtberl
WILHELM.
THE PRUssIANs MARCHING ON PARIS.
LONDON, sept. 6.-The Prussians were reported at
st. Quenten last night, advancing on Paris.
Montmedy still holds out.
The city OF Sedan was burnt on Thursday night.
BAzAINK's CASE DESPERATE.
despatch from Berlin says the Germuns have dis
covered aud destroyed the hidden acqueduct on
which Metz depended for water. They also captur-
ed Bazaine's despatch bag, the contents OF which
show that the French are In a desperate condition.
An early capitulaton Is looked for, and the Ger
mans making noble preparations for the treat
ment Of the French wounded with whom the city
must be nlled. The prisoners taken by the French
have been released and sent out OF the fortress on
account OF the scarcity OF food. Complaints come
from Berlin that the Germans staying in France
are harsbly treated.
SURRENDER or 5000 FRENCH.
BRUssELs, Sept, b,-The Independence Beige says
when Sedan surrendered It contained 1900 soldiers
Last night 900 more surrendered TO the Prussians
and $1,000 took refuge In Belgium, From those
figures It infers that MacMahon's army did not
greatly exceed lis, 900 men.
THB ORLEANS PRINCES ON TIER WAY TO PARIS.
Gen. Felix Douay and stat have arrived here, 1t
is reported that the Orleans Princes have gone to
Paris.
The Crown Princes OF Prussia and Saxony began
their march on Paris this morning, the King and
Count Bismarck accompanying them.
Gen. wimpden's captuation included the whole
force at Sedan.
rHB PRUssIAE LOSSES
arc wonderfully small, Notwithstanding tho rined
cannon. niuies, and mitraiilsuses.
g.slA.. Sept. 3.zCQpUAisla!2y telsgEsQs.