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Show LIGHTNING FLASHES. Thiers has left Vienna for St. Petersburg. Peters-burg. Paris will send out a balloon mail every week. There are no signs of the surrender of Stra4iurg. The reported revolution in Paris is contradicted. Major C. B. Keese, tT. S. army, is dead in Mobile. The army of the Loire is estimated at loO.UUU men. The Italian plebiseituui will be. taken on Sunday next. Farragut's obsequies will be ton-ducted ton-ducted on Friday. Nice and Savoy are arming for the defense of France. ' Arrangements'are made to inundate the valley of the Loire. General Do Marmora now commands the Italian army at Koine. "Henry Keyes, President of the Vermont Ver-mont Central 11. K., is dead. Robberies and murders in open day are becoming frequent in Paris. It is said a great battle raged all day on Friday on the north of Paris. The receipts at Washington for the fiscal year to-date are S4'J.G74,S!4. Twenty ships of the French fleet have aain arrived in the North Sea. Nashville municipal election resulted in the return of the Democratic ticket. A balloonist from Paris says the strictest discipline is maintained inside. in-side. It is announced that Admiral To-pete To-pete is to be Captain General of Cuba. Toul was not stormed; it capitulated on the same terms that were given at Sedan. Jules Favre returned to Paris on Friday, having failed in his efforts for peace. There is great anxiety in Germany over the preparations for a winter campaign. cam-paign. The French will defend the Loire, and have dispatched troops to Orleans and B!oie. The south of France is a vast t-a up of the population from the Alps to the Pyrenees. There is talk in New York of advancing ad-vancing freights on all the western trunk lines. The Jiji'i iml of St. Petersburg; .-ay-Ituia approves the terms demanded by Prussia. Q.ieen ietoria ignore Hug-nie and the Prince Imperial, who aie now at Chuz.lehurst. The Pop.; has Wen officially notified that I' iai.ee abandons the fceptcmher convocation. 1 l.e J- lehch government intends to i--ue an order for a levy n ),..,. tl. rough Brittany. Ku-sia, Italy and F.gypt are .-aid to be in full accord, and to mean mischief mis-chief to Tuikey. The vomito is increasing i.-i IJ.uv.,-lona. IJ.uv.,-lona. and the panic among the inhabitant inhabit-ant is flight: u!. Bi.-marck did not demand of Favre the surrender of the fortress of Munt allerin near Paris. New Orleans had twelve (h ath- from yellow fever in the twenty-four hours ending Friday ti p.m. It h: reported the Due d'Aumale will be a candidate to the con-tituent assembly from Charente. The La'ians in Memphis have coii-gratulated coii-gratulated Victor Fuianuel on the liberation lib-eration of B Une and a united Italy. Margaret Waiters is sentence 1 to be hanged in England for murdering in-tan:-, committed to her for keeping. Wm. Gilbert, a Wall street broker, i-held for trial, charged with altering stolen tre.i.-ury bonds in his po.c.-.-ion. J loii-c.s likely to give shelter lo the Pni--iari-- attacking Paris are being torn down, sometimes after d'-l'-Miiim-') fh'h-. The Spanish republican journals publish the manife-lo a.i-ing the formation of a Spanish li "ion lo aid Fl-all'-e. An in-iirieerion. said to h fomented by Kn--ia. ha- br.il.'-n out in T!.M-a!y, and all Albania is expeeie, m,oii to he in arm-. Italian volunteer, have arrived in great numbers at Lyon-, and paraded the .-treels with the tii colon i f France and Italy. The French provisional government ban issued a decree adjourning all municipal mu-nicipal elections as well as that for ihr con-tituent a--einiily. The merchants of Marseilles have sent lour large hteaiuers to northern Hump.; for arms, Ihn expense lobe home by I heuiselvc.s, The 1'hig'ish iron clad f'njiluin unk in live iniinilex fiom the lime she was .-truck by the lirsl sea. She had about olio nu-n on boai d. Cadorna has been compelled p, j-sue a proeli, mat ion, I h real em n" the I loin a lis With Seven; pcil.'lll ies if they continue I In-ir riotous pi occedi ugs, King William is p-poiled lo have said he is hound in honor not lo I'eeog ni.e Napoleon s overlhio.v a , a con, e qui nce of German vicloi ies. The environs of Pari.t ure in ruin: from the gate of .Nouillytn Les 1'enes, the chapel creeled in memory of ihe Duke ol ( )i leans is alone i-lainling. Some en I ci n i, i;g eorre -oondenl ha s got a Ion," i lory iihoii' a n alleged n mom of Napoleon will, M a I" a I e I, lielallgiT .. a. I mil in tin- eahle ill pateho .. I 'i ll 'hill i believe I hill, IIO I 'l elil 11 J-OV.-I lllil- lll V, ill a. eepl I he le III-, of peaee II oUe-l Oil hy GeMllllliy, lllllll I'. hi ' i In lie- Imii I . of If,- Ci t i : 1 1 . 'I h eoiiliiienl .1 mi, I f'n I I ap. I il IJI .11 IR-IJ imjuauiiai.iiiaALjjuin.Aiu.L .newjmi agree in expressing surprise at the Prussians discussing the guarantees of a treaty the terms of which are yet unsettled. A young man named Francis .). Kecpling, arrested in Pennsylvania and taken to New Y ork is be;ieved to be Nathan's murderer. Circumstantial evidence is strong against hiiw. Gambetra and Ferry say "Paris is prepared to make a heroic resistance." They add that the city has troops and supplies to last all winter, and call on Fiance to make an effort. The Paris Fi .oro says Fiance has neither artillery, generals nor soldiers, and calls upon Frenchmen to weigh the matter well. The Red Republican journals will hear of nothing but war. There fell into the Prussians' hands by the capitulation of Toul, I o'.i officers, 2,24D men, one eagle, 120 horses, Hi" guns, including 4S rifled cannon, ."5,01)0 rifles, 3,000 sabres and 500 cuirasses, with other war material. A person who left Paris in a balloon has arrived at Tours. Some of the Prussian shots fired at him were enough o make his ear vibrate. lie will attempt to return in the same way. The French vessels below New York are lying within a league of the shore, and the North German consul has sent a protest to Washington against what he considers a violation of international law. The ''Reds" in Paris inaugurated a revolution, and Trochu had to bring troops into the city, the Zouaves and Turcos having fraternized with the mob. There was severe fighting in the streets of Paris, but details are not yet received. Gen. Amhur-t. commanding a portion por-tion of Paris fortifications, was arrested arrest-ed by his own men, tor saying he could only recognize a government having authority from the universal suffrages of the people, wliich the Republic had not. Trochu endorsed the arrest, and relieved Amhurst of his command. |