The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-13
|TELEGRAPHIC.
4 O'Clock P. M.
1HD EUROPEAN WAR.
Prussians Approaching
Noisy le Grand.
More Prussians sent to
Strasburg.
SYMPATHY FOR TIE REPUBLIC.
Demonstrations in Lon
don.
Portugal Recognizes theRepublic
Scissors summoned to-
Surrender.
Its Commander refuses to Comply
Prussian Advance at
Carl Point Depot.
BiSmark's InvervieW with |
Napoleon at Sedan. |
PARTICULARS OF THE SURRENDER
BiSmark's InvervieW with
Napoleon at Sedan.
PARTICULARS OF THE SURRENDER
Position of the United
States.
Market Reports.
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PARIS, Sept. l3.-The Prussisns are CD.
preaching Noisy lie Grand
The enemy attacked Toul on Saturday at
O'Clock NJ, but were repulsed with many
Of their batteries dismsntled.
More Prussians are being sent before
Strasburg.
The people are cheered by the news that
there is hope Of having an armistice.
Washburne, the American Minister, is
everywhere received with enthusiasm.
Signor Mordencs is in Paris. He has the
assurance that the Italian government will
torestall all revolutionary movements IL
Italy and Rome.
All the roads north and south leading into
Roman territory are now held by the Italian
army.
Prussia has notified the Italian govern
ment that it has no intention of interfering
with the question of Rome.
OsrEND, Sept. l3.-king William still
declares that he will only listen to PROPOSE
sions in the Tuilleries and from the imperial
government of France.
MADRID, Sept l3.-There are still dem
onstratlons OF sympathy with the Republic
IN the northern provinces
The republicans here have signed an sd
dress demanding convention of the Cortes.
PRAGUE, Sept. Is "A Berlin telegram
says that great excitement was occssIoned
by the receipt of an American government
dispatch expressing the hope that now that
Napoleon ia dethroned the object of the war
has been accomplished. ltwas Immediately
sent to King William.
is now q, a stand 25 miles from Paris. At
the request of Bismarck they ase to consider
the proposition for an armistice.
Great demonstrations in Isvor of the
French Republic took place here to-day.
they occurred in Hyde Park and St James
Hall. In the park Prof. Besley vigorously
and boldly denounced the imbecility of the
British government, charging the Queen Of
encouraging King William to destroy Paris
and Illustrate the plans of the newborn
Republic. An attempt to suppress the
Queen name was received with q torrent of
hIsses Following these was a call for three
groans for the Prince of Wales. The
response was unanimous.
St. James Hall was crowded with better
class of people. They denounced the
Prussian advance upon Paris. Tney showed
it's Inconsistency with the proclamation of
the Crown Prince in August that Prussia
did not war upon the French people but
upon the Emperor Napoleon. Prof Beesiey
said that the English government: was hos
tile to France; not because of it's love for
Germany but because it hates and fears
Rspubicanism. He said that England had
not recognized the French Republic, but the
dav was at hand when that Republic would
recognize Republic in England.
The feeling here against the royal family
is very bitter; it extends throughout all
ranks of society.
PARIS, Sept. l3.-A Prussian division
whose strength is estimated at 5000 has
arrived before Soissans and invested the
city.
The Prussian General has dispatched a
summons to the commander of the French
guard mobile within the city to surrender in
the name of King William. The command
en-, of Soissans replied to the demand for
surrender that he would never comply, but
that he would rather blow up the place
The citizens generally support the deter
mination of the commandent.
The Prussiann Uhlans are now at Prov
ms, Department of the Seine En- Marin, they
h0uOuuC6 Appiohth Vi -ot""o
as The advance guard of the grand army
The Prussians have arrived at the Carl Point
Depot. -
The popular demonstrations in Msrsells
are in honor Of the United States.
Portugal has recognized the Republic.
Creminx who represents the government
at Tourse Maralet has been recalled from
the Embassy ut Florence, and suPerceeded
BY Renard, who is entrusted with an extra
ordinary mission to Victor Emanuel.
LONDON, Sept. 13.- Ohiers and nine
gentlemen arrived here early this morning
from Dover, and was visited by Earl Gr.n>
Vile.
Bismarck's official report to King Will'm,
dated Duchery Sept 2 recites at length OF
40 interview with the French Emporer, at
Sedan, which lasted an hour. Napoleon
sought better conditionsin in the matter of cap
ulasion than had baen offered at frs. BY the
germans, and this military point Bismarck