The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-09
Italy sympathises with France.
Market Reports.

Reported Expressly for the ARGUS
| PARIS, Sept 9.-The following is list of
| the Provisional Ministry of the Republic of
| France
| Interior-M. Gam be,,s.
| Foreign Affairs Jules Fsvre.
| Finances-M. Msgne.
| Public lnstrucson-M. Jules SIMON.
Jus,ice-M. Cremieux.
War-General Letio.
| President of tho Council OF State-M.
Grevy.
Secretary General-M. Ls Vertugon.
Governor of Psris-General lrochu.
Messieurs Glais Bizoin, Pelletan, Ernest
| Picard. Rochefort, ano GARNER Pages have
also places in the administration.
NJ de kerart:y has been appointed project
of police, and Emmanuel Arago Mayor OF
Paris.
In response to the Prussian appropriation
of that province, Messieurs Na.entin and
| Engelhars have been appointed civil and
military commissioners of Aisace.
| LONDON, Sept. 9.-Dispatches from Flor
ence state that cabinet councils are being
| held in that city, and it is believed that
Italy will soon demand Rome.
The declaration of Q French republic has
produced great excitement in Ireland, and
there seems to be no doubt that the national
party there are encouraged to demand the
| same.
The language of the official ard semi
official German press against England, on
account of the report that she has allowed
contraband articles to be sent to France, Is
causing considerable Indignation and con
tempt here. England's neutrality has been
we'll observed. Bismarck will make . very
great mistake if he thinks he can bully
England His evident policy is to abuse
England and prevent too active an endeavor
on her pat in behalf of France.
Special kilograms received in this city,
represent that the Crown Prince and King
are making rapid progress in their march on
Paris. The German army is anxious to
enter Paris.
4 New York, Sept. 9.-News from the seal
of war has lost nearly ell its interest IN the
vastly more stirring aud startling news
which comes to us from the capital of France
The ,idings of the disaster of Sedan and O.
the surrender of the Emperor were received
in Paris with a deep feeling of sorrow
which at once, however gave way to an 'rrt
pressble feeling of indignation and sternest
discrimination of resistance to the enemy a
the first step to this great work, the emplr
was formally declared to be abolished. &
mighty revolution, sweeping away in al
hour the plttering fabric reared by twent
years of imperial power, was accomplished
a. calmly as tbs passing from night Int
day. The people declared France repuf
lie. A Provisional government, compase<
of the leading members cf the repubica
/, party, was installed. General 1rocn
g accepted the position of Governor OF PARIS
= charged with the national defence. In
Empress left the city unopposed at nigh
for Belgium, and France, which, on Sunda
night was an empire lying in the dust, ros
e on Monday morning a republic srming t
D the teeth. The news has already begun
o produce an immence excitement throughou
Europe. Ireland in particular is alive wit
u sudden hope England, thoroughly alarm
i ed. begins to manace Prussia, ss yesterds
shs revi!ed France, bent only on stoppin
the war at no matter what cost to the right
, of liberties of others. From Russia
menacinp rumor comes of interventio
,, Italy bagins to sympathize open
i, with the French people. What the effe'
will be of this great profound change IN II
aspect of affairs upon the Prussian cover
t. ment remains to be seen. 1t is certain tn
a prosecution of the war with views OF co
quest and of disembarkment against T fsn'
.s will bring Germany into position at on
IN worthy and unsafe, but We have no iig
O. as vet upon the intentions of the Germt
IN provinces
1t i, repo rted that the armies at sed'
are moving upon Paris, but the report
be probably premature.
o The Emperor has has been assigned
o, residence in Hesse. The Empress h
90 joined him probably BY this time in Germ
ny, unless she was detected at Namur, whe
the Prince Imperial WAS reported to be iyi
N i'll. -.
Nv PARIS, SEPT. s.-Yesterday Min's'
N, Washburn introduced NJ. Favre ana
nounced to him that the American Cover
ment had recognized the French Repuoi
-, Favra was effected even to tears.
e PAUIs. Sept. 8.-Great excitement "
nR in Italy by the proclamation Of the repuoi
of There is . rumor that republic has be
proclaimed in Italy.
There 10 . contemplated mediation in
vas affairs of the belligerents. In case .
70. should take place. Mr.. washburn with
Ministers of England. Italy. and Spain '
go 70 King Willism's headquarters.