The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-10
Removal of the French Ministry.
FROM EUROPE.

Italy and Spain Recognize the French Re-
pubic.
PARIS Sept. 1O.-The Figaro of this morning
says the republic of France has been officially
recognized by Italy and Spain.
rhe Prussians Retnrded by Heavy Rains.
The heavy rains of the last few days have
retarded the Prussians between Rethel and
Rheims. 1t is only with much difficulty that
their artillery can be moved over theheavy roads.
At several places near Paris the trees b i've been
cut down so as to impede the progress of the
enemy. The Garde Mobile have attacked the
Prussians at different points, killing, wounding,
and capturing numbers of them.
The Garde Rationale
are to do night duty on the ramparts.
Gustave Flourens is here.
Napoleon to be Treated n Sovereign.
LONDON Sept. 10.-King William has given
orders that Napoleon shall be treated as the
sovereign of France.
Lord Lyons Mission Denied.
1t is denied that Lord Lyons has gone to King
Williams headquarters.
The Standards correspondent, writing from
Paris, says that the Prussians cannot success
fully besiege the city with their six hundred
thousand men.
1t is said that the
Casualties of the War
thus far aggregate four hundred thousand, aud
more than one-half of this immense number are
either dead or MANNED for life.
Negotiations for Armistfce. -
The Paris correspondent of the Ne,oS writes
that England having declined to negotiate for
an armistice, Austria has undertaken it.
Removal of the French Ministry.
PARIS Sept. 10.-It is certain that the Minis
ters of Finance, War, and Foreign Affairs will
| go to Tours at once.
NJ Gambetta, Minister of the Interior, will
| ILL., "
| 1t is believed that even If the communications
! are cut, matters have been 80 arranged that the
authorities will arrange to correspond between
Tours and Paris. The diplomatic corps will go
to Tours to-day.
Preparing for the Defense.
Last evening number of fine houses in the
environs of the city were destroyed by fire by
order of the authorities.
| The Grown Jewels.
The Secretary General of the Bank of France
| says that the crown jewels are not there. The
Government authorities took care to have them
deposited in a safe place inside of the city.
Secretion of valuablss.
The jewellers here have ceased displaying
their valuable goods in show windows, and the
greater part of such have been sent to place OF
safety.
Favorable Report from strasburR.
A letter received from Strasburg says the
condition of the city is much better than was
supposed. The garrison has plenty of munitions
and food for two months.
| Formidable Gunboats
are arriving here from Toulon. They are iron
clad, draw but little water, and are heavily
armed They are to be used in the river Seine.
Getting Ready for tho Enemy.
By order of the military authorities a tram
way is being constructed around the city, inside
of the Notifications, to facilitate the removal Of
stores, etc.
Large numbers of cavalry have reached Yer
sailles from Sedan. A short rest Is only needed
when they will be enabled to resume active
service. They will be detailed to watch the
environs.
Newspaper Omces Threatened.
1t is feared that the mob contemplate an attach
on the office of the MdrseiIaise. The FigGrt
newspaper has also been threatened.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, Sept 10-ll3o A. M.-Consols for money
90; for account, 92h. American securities quiet
IS 10-40s "a. Stocks quiet. Erie, 1sA; Ilnoi
Central, 112X; Atlantic and Great Western 23H.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept 10-L 80 A. M.-Cotton quiet
middling uplands, 9Ad. middling Orleans, 9Hd. Tn
sales are estimated at 5000 bales. Red Western
wheat, SO. 80. Linseed oil, 81s
LONDON, sept 10.-Tallow firm. Linseed oil dull