Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1870, Page 1

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Bo. 423 ith Street, stove Femme, asenar, (Estast ised OvER 20 Yeaus. foiges oy, for the eal of the celebraced PLANOS of Wa. Boa ‘© Baltimore. sad Wr. + Bal Toning and epairiag. Ts PROS Ore W. H. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR Mave st Texxt1, Davinson &Co., Oi gleied choice WHEAT, b; . known only to ea, and. thor, by the best patent cleaners. Is now felog the For eae by most Grocers. aus im J EW ALD SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Y FORME GESTOMEKS AND THE GE. oa Wai aken the spacto ‘TH STREET. door Tania es | Padres LUMBEB! LUMBERIN is = A iarge and complete assortment of ten: of all kinds, on and for ss! fa lowers market ET a jew York aveats and ap __one square trom Morthera - Ld i ¥ WAB MAPS JUST BE amet avenue. SERS, PSY ae Lewiston up to this bour is larger than that ot last year; the democrate bringing out every voter. The repubiicans general!y sepport Per. | | bam for Governor and Frye fer Congress, but i sre mpch divided on State Senator and Kepre sentatives to the Lecisiature. f ‘The Chamberlsin republicans are to 9 great fxtent voting for the democratic Camdidate for | the State Senate. + Im Auburn the democrats, Chambertian re- ns Y OOOO V=.. 36—N2. 5,460. WASHINGTON THE WAR. “ae7r NiGaT EVENING STAR. Washin gton News and Gossip. Senator Drake, of Missouri, is in town. INTERNAL REVENUE— source to-day were $820,072.28, TELEGR«MS, The war news received here by cable yester- day and last night contains few items of interest The sollowing are the most important tele- THE PRUSSIAN ADVANCB. railway is still open to Nogent, “4 Chateau Thietres, Ferte Sous Jovane. The roll e receipts from th's RUKER, draught. : «| Nes. 1217 snd | _ also, No. 84 North Gh WHITE “UOATAWB Peaches, $20 per gallon ALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN MALL Ain RENEWER, D . prietor of the Native Wis Crump Justice Cuase is recovering his health, and is now able to ride an hour each day. i E GERMAN SANITARY FUND. | » Baltimore, Md. NDY, tor Brandy the bridges and culverts are a is abandoned. Prussian scouts are reported at Villier, Acrony, Verouil, Ghatilion, Vailly, Sur Aisne, Sezanne ai Lehonny. They maintain a strict discipline and commit no depredations. Gen. Trochn has given orders to level Paris on the enemy's approacl SURRENDER On A see FROM The citadel of aon has surrendered to save the city from destragtion. sequently blew up sians have impressed into their service you: men at Montmevil, whom the: for “conscription. halds out. and they ha How. F. E. Srrvnen, Treasurer of the United States, who has been ill for seyeral days past, is much better to-day, and able to attend to his Oficial duues. APPOINTMENT OPgA REVENUE CoLLEctor.— ited Hiram E. Kelley, Internal Keyenue Collector for the 6th district ot Wisconsin, vice Danie} B. Priest. POSITIVELY RESTOKR GRAY Halk TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOK, It keeps the hair from falling out. It is the best dressing in the world, making lifelese, stiff, brashy hairhéalthy, soft and zlosey, For sale by all druggists. roads in sight of The President has P. BALL &00., Nashua, N.H., Proprietors. ms. The Prus- SonictroR Banrigcp, ef the Treasury, has gone to Boston to confer with Secretary Bout- found asseimb! well im regard to the uxexpended balance uddle, mn of Toul still ve made several effective sorties. Marshal Bazaine does not remain in- He is constantly sending out expedi- tions to harass the Prussians. The ensmy uns and munitions of war on FOR THIBTY YEARS ° “2 , aad poprlar rem- PAIN KILLER, mannfectured by Perry Davia & Son, Providencs, K.1., been before the pubiic, aud became known in alt parteof the ple of all nations. Tue U.S. STEAMER GUERRIRRE just fitted out at New York, will probably eail from that port about the latter part of this week for the Med:- terranean to join the European squadron, captured some the way to Strasburg. RECOGNITION AND MEDIATION. Senor Olzagza, the Spanish aibdassador at Paris, has communicated tod ules Fayreaformal recognition of the new government by Spain. jum is expected to recognize the republic It is officially announced t! Nereier, the French minister to Madrid, has becn recalled. Iixistence of an understanding by the United States, Russia and Italy looking tion of the war is mentioned. » Sept. 11—(Special to the New York Times.)—Three energetic dispatches have gone through from Washington to Berlin, all against the continuance of the war. i The special correspondent of the New York Tribune at Paris sends the following dispatch, which he was refused permission “Overtures have been made to btain an armistice from Prussia on the basis of territo: derstood to have offered her good a/lvice to the overnment, and is now takin er resistance depends on acquiescence in the Russian Eastern policy. is believed here that Prussia does not want Alsace and Lorraine, and the English press goes beyond the wishes of the Prussian government. The war office expects to have by to-morrow, including troops of the line, National Guards and Gardes Mobile, 300,900 men, counting the forces-at Lyons and elsewhere, organized amd imperfectly armed. artillery arrived yesterday from Mezieres, and are encamped on Avenue Lmyperatrice. troops have left forthe front. It is fully expected that the American minister will be asked to help in the peace negotiations.” RUSSIAN beac ON THE SITUA- ‘ON. Pererent re, Sept. 11.—The Journal de jal organ) says the French have France while the effects role must be disastrous. Its ideas of so- Frances glories in the r public as she once gloried in the empire. try the experiment, but she must beware of ging in other nations. SS AND THE PRINCE IM- PERIAL. i1.—At o'clock on Thursday seps, WhO. Was not reeognized ked imto the Marine Hotel at Hastings, and inquired for the P: M. Dupree, custodian of the Prin After a brief conversation t left the house, but soon return: ladies, dreésed as Sisters of Ch: whom was the Empress Engenie. Was go Strong that she was suffered to see the Prince without notice or preparation. scene at the meeting of the mother a not described, because those who w tful power in Fit r be J. Freep. Myzrs, late proprit Service Journal, Was been assigned to duty in tho Internal Revenue Division of the Secretary's Office, Treasury Department. oro" the Civil ‘The various itis for vain Killer is an unfailing care, are to> well known to require recapitulation in this adver- As an exteraal ant internal medicine, the Pain Kiler stands unrivaled. Directions ac old by all Drage’ MARRIAGE IS HONORABLE. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors, Tax U. S. STRAMER TALLAPOOSA left the N. H, navy-yardon Thai Washington, leaving freight at New adelphia and Norfolk on th A®SIONMENT OF Rececr dent of recruiting service at New York city has deen ordered to furward litty recruits to Fortress Monroe, Va., for assignment to Co. A, 3d artille- The superinten. or Cer spac, in modern times. Sent tree, in seal ARD ul Stardling and | | Cart. S. P. Lae, has been relieved from duty iw the Department of Missouri, and ordered to report his address to the P. of the retiring board at Fort Leay EDO, the Modern Samson, in his | AssistayT Surexon H. Avice has been dde- tached from the Naval Hospital in this city, and ordered to the Lancaster, in the South Atlantic Fleet, and Assistant Surgeon E. been ordered to the Naval Hospital here. ‘Danning bas ‘tue witt of the late Admiral Farragut has becn offered to Surrogate Hutebins, of Now York, for probate. His property in that city consists of real estate valued at $200,000, ail of whieh he leaves to bis wife and son. trophies are bequeathed to his som. CLOTHING. \ocracy cannot TRE HrevILiERtEs throughout the coun which have been idle during the hot we: are now resuming work, and already the deraand for internal revenue stan} ing. Active operations will b> resumed in ail of the distilleries during this and the next month- The New Clothing House, is rapidly increas- S.W. Cor. Seventh and “B” Sts., N.w., UNTELLIGENCER BUILDING.) INCREASE oF INTERNAL Revexve Recetrrs. The receipts trom internal revenne from the tirst of July to dete have been $45,744,472.58, and the receipts for a corresponding pe an increase of at the time, w: Is NOW OPEN, WHEBE THE LARGEST ASSORTM ‘Tue Bretau or ENGRAVING AND PatntinG will turn over to the Treasury this week the uew one thoneand dollar notes, completing the last of the new series ot legal tenders, A vig- nette of Oliver Wolcott, the second Secretary of the Treasury, adorns the notes, which are fine ~pecimens of engraving. FINE BEADY-MADE CLOTHING seri . Blackistone # It is a remar! were summoned. dence that these medical gentleme same who prescribed for Louis Phillippe on his anding at Hastings twenty-two years ago. DESTRUCTION. Sept. 11.—A corps of sappers and isted by the inhabitants, are felling departments of the Seine and Jeine et Vise. The trees will afterwards be fired as the Prussians approach. The destruction of the gas-works near the city is nearly completed. EFFECT OF THE Fi IN (Y. N Lay. New_York, Sept. 11.—A special correspon- Tribune writes {rom Florence on the 18 ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SAL! CES TO SUIT TA APYOINTNENTS IN THE PATENT AND PeNcion Ovvicks.—The Secretary of the Interior to-day le the following appointments: Pension (; ‘ice-—First class clerk. W. S. Worcester, of Ver- ment. Latent (fficc—Laborers, 8. L. Nichols, Wo. H. Bell, James Kitter, and Henry Quinn; copyists, at $900 per annum, Misses Lizzie C. osa Whiting anil Elizabeth Varney. the forests in the e? THE MERCHANT T. MENT. in charee of M: with PIECE GUODS, w! the most fashionable style, and made to manner to please the most fastidious, So” GENTLEMEN'S FUBNISEING seat variety of styles and prices. en ay REVOLUTION Tue Storm Signa Cornrs.—Thirty-two men- ranking as sergeants, have already been enlisted in the signal corps, and are to be assigned to duty tn the different parts of the coontry. They are at present encamped at Fort Whipple, near this city. and are under competent instructors. The most advanced will be examined this woek and at once assigned for duty at the most impor- tant points. The whole number, it is thougbt, will be ready for assignment by the last of this month, and the system of telegraphing and sig- upling the approach of storms and making ob- servations of the weather practically begun. A number of these encamped at Fort Whipple are suffering with ague and fever, and bilious com- plaints, which are very prevdlenton that side of the Potomac, and measures should be taken to remove the camp to seme healthier locality. “The cabinet council yesterday were unable to agree on the Roman question, and deter- mined to resign. A telegram was received an- nouncing the republic in France, whereupon the resignations were abandoned, and the whole cabinet.resolved to occup: call is tespectfally solicited, as an examina- d prices incurs no obligation te 3. 1236 Penay | | = > - : é tia -— Kome. All plans of by this determina- overnment taking decision to the other powers. Iica- — notified the Pope. Prince Napoleon HABLE BROS. e lead and an- No. 400 77 AND D STBERTS GRAPES. Beceiving daily, from the celebrated KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD, all the different varieties of GRAPES. ‘These Grapes are picked fresh ev ‘hasing from us may be fret For tale, wholesale and retail, by BROWNING & MIDDLETON. No.614 Pennsylvania avenue. T= CELEBRATED MURRAY & LASMAN’S FLORIDA WATER. PRUSSIAN POLITICAL DISSENSIONS. BERLIN, Sept. 1”.—Political dissensions are Li at at the war the leading liberals will issue & protest and communal address to the King, declaring that territorial aggrandizement and nulitary strength are not the solear the best guarantees of peace, but that morality, educa- ‘ion, and internal liberty are the true basis of the future fatherland, and deman:i: vice, au increase of the budgest of educa and the ample support of the widows and er- vhans ot the war. very day, and sure of getting fresb Kuxe WILLiAM Is FavoR OF NAPOLEON AND AGarmst THE KEPUBLIV.—A despatch to N. Tald dated, ‘‘Londom, Sept. 19—Noon” ‘Intormation which has been received at the Prussian Embassy in this city, and which I ave had re) to mb by very renderg it certain as a fact that ing William of Prussia, has revol government now existing in holds that the executive i ‘The most lasting. acroesble. and refreshing of al perfumes, fur asc on the Handkerchief, at the Toi- din the Bath. For sale by all Draggists and Z f By _ @. MARINIS DANCING ACADEMY, BE eteret, seTwEen 97H AND 10TH, LROPENS FOR THE SEASON, TURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, ae recall bis cl circulars ‘at the | a6-teeS) ting bas Pte A i iH E 4 ox uy Ketters. "Tee tees0) "LG. MAREN. SEASON FOB PRESER. arrived. would , our friends and the public PUBE CIDER VINEGAR, SY "aS A paar, eine. making it the ; stl é 5a. f i E i i z fi iH tt fe Be i : ng. F ft Vegetales’ Juices th i t A i ‘cast of Parte) last night. or &@ calloas of The Maine Etection Telepraphed Bacturiceiy t» The Boning Star. | Lawreror, Mx. Sept. 12, noon—The vots o viicans and labor reformers genorally unite on a canditate tor 1 preseutative the republican cand: datea — = Rearrest of an Excaped Whisky opr opposed to D. C.. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1870. TWO CENTS, | ointy Wow ree Goran, = whisky operator, who escaped from cast , 1s by walking Out of court with © hook ean his arm. was rearrested last Satarday. and wns — a4 this moruing beid for trial by U. 5. Gomaue- . LATER. stoner Osborne, fn $50,000 wel? = TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR: THIS AFTERNOON'S DISPATCHES ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. IMPORTANT: HALT OF THE PRUSSIANS = ennai The Equipment of the Pruwian Army. Armistice moment I saw prisoners from Saarbrack | was , struck with the poverty-stricken look of the French “ liners” as compared with the Germ tn Tegulars. The components of the Pruss an sol- Bismarck Requests a Halt, to. sna convenience. Hi cat tastes dcioking Consider It! BATTLE AT TOUL! and can carre moat The Prussians Repulsed with a Less of 10,000 re @ bluish tantc, with red collst, cuts and lappels, a ston! pair Of dark colored trawsers, carries a thick, ex- ! cellent Blanket, teen, ‘ . IMPORTANT FROM ROME. | Sil planned Koasnnc i sepa cate nad His fatigue cap ts fat, bordered with re aval et ctle saute Shenedenestetans (a J pauts, or "ae thuyeue Pepese Semwapere” | ice nese nate ase City—The Pope to be | in them numbertess for Camp wse- of his Tempoced Dearen tie | When be bivousce, he plauts his gun ag FIGHT AT MOWTMEDY! A FRENCH VICTORY CLAIMED. his bayonets, put bir side arms: agon . Independence of the Pon. i THE MARCH ON PARIS. tif Guaranteed, | thouraied of there hatmets poised thes tare tion | plain, making one sheeny mas, with whi we bright grass and the waving grain b»yond NOT A RELTGIOVS WAR. | mixed their colors, recklessly as docs Miliais. | Field discipline is perfect, too; a brigade BERLIN, Sept. 12.— Monscigneur de | renee Mist coker | hot — schowski, Archbishop of Gnesen and Posen, has baggy r ~~ * i in the town. It is remarkably quiet, too; issued 0 cireular denying that the bend on the | these Sennen or bi emong the aon part of Prussia is in any way anti-Catholic. | brawny of the troops. A squadron of hussare, The Germania, one of the vessels of the Prus- | with tts beautital opel sian exploring expedition for the North Poie, | magviticent sight. HE: ere bas seternea. statue, with one hand on the carbine tald ‘A r saddie-porrmel, and one might faacy THE ROMAN QUESTION. view of Scnutaurs taking ee. The offi Loxpon, Sept 12.—Advices from Florence are from force of habit. contracted in the army w! it was composed entirely oree- : the effect that the Italian troops will enter aries, lil baw! their orders totheie men, in- Roman territory to-day. stead of giving them in decent and dignitied Italy's ultimatum substantially strips the Pope = Y There is a greater variety of fancy of his temporal power. ‘The local authority | rae nian tan eae = he é other army in Europe. The ry have of the territory, however, remains undisturbed greatest wealth of dress, and a cavalry officer is by the Italians, and the government announces | 9 sight for gods an’? men. The ‘onkeaiatern, its wish to coneur with any Power in guaran- | rather — ir 1 on ore clad => - . uce dress, qut of splendor. TUN PRUSSIANS HALT "To Consipex | Keecummmceeys ety helmet sed brat : . LR ” plate, tante tro ta iy ‘AN ARMISTICE. tubrotdered. All the cavalry is well mounted, [Cable— Private Sources.) and the artillery has abundance of good, active, Loxpor, Sept. 12—The Prassian army has | 20d plenty of spare horses. The provision and halted twenty-tive miles from Paris, at the ‘omg we ~ Ss — Iwaye close to the march! i ‘sut- especial request of Bismarck, in order to con- | ers oF market te eS tbey call. te sider the Kussian-Austrian proposition for an armistice. THE PRUSSIANS ONLY NINE MILES FROM THE CITY. ‘THE REPUBLIC OF ENGLAND.” Popular Demonstrations in London— Two Formidable Republican Meet. . ings—The Queen and Aristocracy Denounced —Hisses for the Queen a Groans for the Prinee ff Wales —Sympathy for Frauce — Prassian - Incon- sistency Denounced. Teegraphed Exclusively to The Bening Star. FORMIDABLE REPUBLICAN DEMON- STRATIONS IN LONDON. New York, Sept. 12 —The following is a spe- cial dispatch to the New York World « Lonpon, Sept. 11.—The London journals of to-morrow will surely belie the really formidable popular demonstrations which took place here to-day in favor of the French republic and against the monarchy at home and abroad These demonstrations were two in number—one in Hyde Park and one in St. James Hall. At the meeting in the open air in Hyde Park, Pro- fessor Beesely made a speech vigorously de- nouncing the imbecility of the British govern- ment, and charging upon the Queen, by name, that she was encouraging Prussia to march on Paris, for the purpose of destroying the newborn French republic, ‘which the freemen of Amer- lea recognize and applaud,’ said Professor Beercly, ‘ while the aristocracy of England sup- port a Queen who deserts her post, in aiding to stifle and suppress it.” The name of the Queen was received with a tempest of hisses. When "bese subsided, @ voice in the crowd called out, Three groans gor the Prince of Wales.’ The response was mniversal and passionate. The aspect of the crowd at the time was really ap- patling. in the meeting at St. dames Hall, which was crowded with persons of a better class than gathered in Hyde Park, strong resolutions were adopted denouncing the inconsistency of the Prussian advance upon Pars with the solemn proclamation of the Crown Prince in August that Prussia made war not upon the Freach people, but on the Emperor Napoleon. Pro- fessor Beesely spoke, saying that England de- sired no dismemberment of France, and that it the English government were boneét it would say £0 at once, and plainly, to the King of Prussia. The English government is hostile both openly and secretly to France, not because it loves Germany, but hates republicanism, and fears it. To uphold the present course of Prussia is to uphold despotism in Germany, as well as in France. The government of England has not recognized the Republic in France, but the day was at band when the French Republic wonld be called upon to recognize the Republic of England. Mr. Odger read at this meeting an address from the democrats of London to the French Republicans; which was adopted. ‘The feeling in this city against the govern- im a compeet procession near the rear. There is always a number of women with each ivandieres, purses, &c. Some of ussian girls of noble family have ton the coarse dress of the THE LATEST. Bot hospital nurse. — THE THREATENED CAPITAL. The Lees of the Iron-ciad 2. As the fragments of the " found thus far belong to no vital parts of the ship, it ts thought that ber hull may have drittc }seaward. From the accouvts given of the storm it soems that the gale was increasing, andon Wednesday So aeaiee The ‘Oaptat: 1. og hed pear « in signal was notseen. The rest of The fiset ran before the wind until out of sight or the “Cap- tain,” when, at 7 o'clock. a heavy squall came up, which perbars proved fatal to the iron-cial, throwing her on her beam ends, or driving her dows under. The bodies found were those of t wastowear ship. It is ee ble thet the vessel was driven to sea after bet wrecked, and that the bodres of the mn foun were washed from ber deck. The nares of the Dil said to have MORE CONFIDENCE The Seat of Government Not to be Removed to Tours, PARIS MORE HOPETUL. Panis, Sep. 12—The successes at Toul and Montmedy, together with a reported halt in the enemy's advance, have lead to more activity on the Bourse, and there is considerable buying on speculative account. t: DEPARTURE OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR TOURS POSTPONED. Loxpor, Sep. 12.--Dispatches just received here from Paris state that the departure of cer- tain members of the French government for Tours has been indefininely postponed. The Paris Gaulvis also states that the diplo- matic corps have postponed their departure. WAR NEWS THROUGH LONDON. Loxpox, Sept. 12—The telegrams from the seat of war, published in the papers bere to-day, are a perfect chaos of wild and contradictory statements. The reports forwarded to Now York have been inthe main correct. The Telegraphic Bureau in Paris has begun to refuse to receive private telegrams for trans- mission. Garibaidi is expected at Paris. The Times this morning says that France has been cured of military dictators. ‘The Paris correspondent of the Times says that astubborn defence of Paris is certain the city is besieged. The idea that the Prus- sians will walk in without difficulty is an entirely vessel. Her stents power was so g: ‘story of ber havin, gone ashore is scar cM, ved. Admiral Milne makes the following the circitmstances attending the diss, < the iron-clad “Captain: “I was none ¢ ‘Captain’ on ft morning of the + everything was in order. A sailing trial in the afternoon. The breeze was moderate and the ships carried royals. At4o clock in the af- ternoon the breeze freshened. at 5p.m., when she was 20 miles of Pinisteer. The evolutions were resumed and coutinued —— 10 p. m., when, the ships being at their places, wostern course was taken. Atil p. m. the freshened aud the barome- ter fell. Our sails were reefed, and the Cap- astern of steaming steadily and gaining ou us. I 4 at 1.15 m. that she was six points abaft our beam, kee!- ing Over very much. Her light, w moments later, was still visible, after which a thick rain shut her out. At dawn ten «hips of the fleet were seen, it Was mining. The squadron then scattered t search for her, "| when fragmente were found, but mo sarvivors could be seen. te Later. — teen iren-clad be at * ment and royal family is extremely bitter, not mistaken ene. aa tate at b peer a _ ee eee a aemeernne Classes, Dut | op ANISH REPUBLICANS SYMPATaALSE | €=Pect that all on board were lost.” throughout the ranks of society. WiTH FEANCE, —_—$_-.3e-— ee a ee MapnrD, Sept. 12.—Demonstrations of sympa- TRAGEDY 1x New ye “— pa] same standing, that reign Occurrence Place in Greene street, aera oF typed ieanmt has been decided bs thy with the French republic continue in the York, last Friday night, For some time an oft- the. pemenal peabadions of the Gusenend the to the ‘barracks at Willoti's’ Polat,’ has "bess interests of her family has produced the most very much infatuated ® frail woman ‘lapgerous and general indignation. FRENCH SUCCESSES. Pants, Sept. 12.—The ministry has just made public the following important intelligence : ‘The Prussians attacked Tou! on Saturday at 5 o'clock in the morning and persisted until 9 o’clock in the evening. They were, however. IN PRUSSIA IN CONSE- OF THE ACTION OF UVR GUY- ERNMENT. Pracvxz. Sopt. 12—A Berlin telegram to the Politique, of this city, says that @ great sensa- tion bad been created by a dispatch of the American government, to its envoy at the Prus- i | constantly repulsed, and many of their batteries | *ian capital, expressing the hope that there | handkerchief pocket, and placed it wef Uaamunted. ‘More 4hen’ ton thoessns | Would cow bas conten ot ts war, in view of | Seat ned Benne Bertone oetne, i Prussians were placed hors du combat. the fact that its aim, the dethronement of Na- | own head, but it went wide of the mark. De Verdun continues to hold out sgainst the {| poleon, had been accomplished. termined not to be foiled, Marsh recocked the «nemy. ‘No sooner bad Minister Bancroft commnni- st — Placing it to his | dis- At Montmedy last Thursday the garrison | cated the dispatch to Von Thiele and Eulemberg | Cb2?eed it, the ball entering the = and splendidly repulsed a Prussian attack. THE PRUSSIANS ONLY NINE MILES FROM PARIS. tr fi ih | i 8 5 j H £ 2 i arrested. He expresses regret at not havi The Prussians have surrounded Meaux. They killed her. It is supposed be will recover. ae have arrived tn force at Crecy, and are ap- | felegraphed Exclusively to.Tht Boening Siar. og pr die oath ob toe a proaching Neisy le Grand. Orcrxn att, . 12.—A fire in Pomeroy. ALL beautiful capital of France \ote—The places mentioned here are all | Oho, Satw block of | given over bonne By small villages, suburbs of Paris, to the cast and ‘and obclisks, northeast. Meaux is 25 miles from Paris, Crecy about the same distance, and Noisy-le-Grand only 9 mites.) ‘ RUSSIA INSISTING ON AN ABMISTICE. ~f Paris is cheered this morning by rumors that Lewis strikes Russia is insisting on an armistice, and that the ot | i i i aes 1 fi Us Btates government has interposed, and te decided dispatches to Berlin. es ENGLISH INTERVENTION URGED. vo Loxnox, Sep. 12.-The Standard and other Cons—The Spanish British journals urge English intervention in ~~ 8 the Franco-Prussian war, as a duty and right, one hundred re- the neglect of which will imvelve dishonor. F A ¢ THE CAPTIVE EMPEROR. Generals Douay and Lebrumattend the Em- peror at Wi : The Prussian authorities surrounded the Em- peror's journey to Withelmshohe with exquisite delicacy of caree@nd provision for the dignity : i Hl ee ki i i ne a mr Teava, te, oeerted a that he is regarded as Heseems THIERS TO LEAVE PARIS ON 4 SECRET Thiers will ‘evening : THE REPORTED ARMISTICE. ‘Tho reports ef an armistice increase in con- armed ‘any attack.