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Show LATEST " EY TELEGRAPH LAST NIGHT. REPORTED ESCAPE OF CANROEERT FROM L1ETZ AND ADVANCE AD-VANCE ON THE PRUSSIAN REAR. Prussia Said to t Dictating Italy, wliich. Creates Imene Alarm. "Whose Turn Xext V U tlie Question. Prussia will only Treat wttb the Old Senate, the Corp Legibla-tiff Legibla-tiff and the Empress. WAR TO THE DEATH FOR THE REPUBLIC. Reported Atrocities of the Prusfciana Burning Men, Women and Childen AliTe. More Peace Talli. A Fight Between the Italian and Papal Trtops three Miles from Home. Trains Leaving Paris Attacked and Captured by the Germans Canrobert Escaped from 3Ietz with Six Thousand Men. Bazaine Gone to Sedan. The Bombardment f Strasbnrg Constant and Terrific. Over 1,000,000 Volunteers Enrolled in France. Disguised UlilaiiB Arrested in Paris. A French Army Gone to At tack, the Prussian Advance Ad-vance in the Suu-u Suu-u il of Paris. TOREIG5. New York, 16. The Vforld's London Lon-don correspondent telegraphs that it does not appear that the Prussians are in any great force directly before Paris. Their main body seems to be stretched in a kind of a semi-circle from about Villiers Collet on the north-east, to Me-lun Me-lun and Fontainbleau on the south-east of the capital, and from Chateau Thierry Thier-ry in the rear of Meaux to Proving on the railway to Graves. The refusal of Soisons to surrender certainly embarrasses their operations for the time. There is a curious rumor of the escape of Marshal Canrobert from JMetz, and of his advance upon Sedan and Mezieres, menacing llhcims and Laon and the Prussian flank. It is not expected the Prussians will attempt at-tempt for some days to begin a serious bombardment of the works of Paris. A number of women and children are still permitted to leave Paris. The gas has been cut off ; it is used so little in Paris houses, that this makes comparatively compara-tively much less trouble than was expected. expec-ted. The railway to Lyons has been cut by the French authorities, between Borci and Charenton. and the splendid bridge destroyed. Many of the Paris journals are moving their offices to Tours, among them L Union and La Gazette de France ; but the chief papers pa-pers are still publi.-hed in the capital. Cable special to the Timrs: London, 15. The announcement that Prussia has dictated terms on which Italy may enter Home creates much dismay. It is asked whose turn comes next ? Mail communication with Paris is stopped, but the telegraph is still working. work-ing. The telegraph lines run under ground fifteen leagues I' oui the city. It seems certain that Pru?ia will only treat with the old Senate, Corps Legis-latif Legis-latif and the Kmpres. This means war to the death for the provisional government, which sooner than abdicate abdi-cate the Kepublic, will make I'm is a heap of ruins. The occupation of Home create more interest here than the situation at Paris. The protestant sentiment in Encland is jubilant. The statement of a Frankfort ccnes-pondent ccnes-pondent of the London 'Jl"jn'ih, that Napoleon complains bitterly of his generals, and declares that Paris is unable un-able to prevent the entrance of the Prussians, cxei:c treat indignation anions the frien U of Franee. It is said Napoleon should In? the la-t t proclaim the weakne-s of the di iei.ee of the capim!. Keports of ativ-ci;i--s ccnuifeJ ly the Pr'js-iatis at i!.iz:l.e a:e o-iitsrw I. A letter has l ree tved ir.-m the l'uo de FitZ J..:r.e-. who wa ! i e witness, in wl.ieh he s;sy t f.c l'ru-- :i-puni-he l the inh.ihh.ri:- i .r -X-wn ' .- their vii'.age. ly s tt:n.- it :i ::.e. I i. Ei.-.st of the ri.it: l.ai sn.r ! w : kihed. The p..v. :e so ;c:.t y, :.;. : . eo.lar-. ar.d a.! the i. ::. w. . :. . ci.h.!:-L:i wre lu::.--: a .ve. ;;.e F. .- an dr.r,z th'-.a k ii !...'.. -orsh-tit-a.it.sel.o :.; : : - seeking to eE'ablitb. a Eer-blic in i Italy. Two Americans were lost ia tie re- cert ascent of Mont Kane. London. Sept. 15 The Pnissian , scouts withdrew from Nogent-sur- : Seine yesterday, but were reinforced four kilometers t5. and were expe?ted ' to return. Four thousand Prussians ere at Mor-oaa; Mor-oaa; iorty tLou:ini have teen signal- j lei at Cressy, in a'.ois, aul a string : aivanced guard at Monteuil. HostL-1 ities are suspended at Lzk-rs for the removal of the wounded. The Spanish amlassaaor left Paris , last night for Madrid. S:s hundred wosic-n &nl children left Strasbari: on the 11th. Gaulois arSrms that the British government gov-ernment has sent an.'ther letter to the King of Prussia, demanding peace and asking upon what conditions Prussia would sign, and where he wou.d have peace concluded ; a. so informing him that the basis tnat would be agreed upon Ly the neutral powers would te the integrity of French territory. No written answer was received to this message; but the King asks what guarantee guar-antee the provisional government can offer, and whether the French people and the regular government to succeed the present would rarity a treaty of intervention. in-tervention. There has been no fighting at Metz since the 2d, except two hours of bombardment on the loth. German officials say the French reply is weak. The German forces have been contracted, con-tracted, and have closed in much nearer the walls during the past week, chiefly on the east and south sides. None now remain near Briey. Picket firing, which was formerly discouraged by the German commanders, is now encouraged, so as to prevent conirad-ing conirad-ing between the pickets, as the French are anxious to approach the Prussians in a friendly manner, to get victuals and news. London, Se t lt'. From dispatches dispatch-es received from Florence it would seem, that the Italian have surrounded surround-ed Home by this time, if the programme pro-gramme of the government has Leen faithfully carried out. Florence, Sept. 1G. After the occupation occu-pation of the Papal states, Italy will instantly summon a national parliament parlia-ment to be chosen by universal suffrage. suff-rage. A collision occurred yesterday, between the Italian troops and the Papal Pa-pal zouave-, five kilometres from Kome. Only a few were killed and wounded on each side. The Italian headquarters on Thursday, were fourteen four-teen kilometres out from Home. Gen. Bixio has reached Caronto, near Civ- ita Vecchia, and doubtless Vellatten and ValmoutO'ie will be occuj ied today. to-day. Gens d' amies custom officers aud people fraternize with the Italiaus, and are received with acclamations. London, Sept. 10. It is reported the railroad trains leaving Paris yesterday yester-day were attacked and captured by the Prussians, and several passengers on board were killed and wounded. After to-day, communication with Paris will be uncertain. All the regular troops have left Paris to oppose the movements move-ments of jthe Piussian advance. Bazaine's army is well supplied with provisions ut Metz. The Prussians are slowly concentrating around Paris. Paris, Sept. 16, noun. The Prussians Prus-sians having captured the railroad train at Senlis, travel in that direcction stops immediately. 15,000 Prussians are at Joinville. London, Sept. 10. The Times' this molning, has a special telegram tele-gram from Berlin, giving the following summary as presenting the result of the question of mediation. Bussia declines all further efforts for mediation. Bancroft Ban-croft denies having invoked American intervention. Prussia is satisfied with the reserved attitude of England which has defeated the French hope for armed inici ventiun. Germany demands de-mands the cession of Alsace and Lorraine. Lor-raine. Paris has been declared in a state of siege and non-combatants are being expelled. ex-pelled. It is reported that the American ship Qwi a has arrived at Toulon with five hundred American volunteers and seven thousand rifles. The Prussians were yesterday at Joinville, seven miles from the city. The forests around the city arc now entirely Consumed. Bouillon, 10. Canrohert's forces which lately cut through the Prussians at Metz, and are now marching toward to-ward Paris, were -ix thousand strong. Marshal Baz:.ine himself lias gone to Sedan. Civilians are withdrawing from Stra-hurg. The ministry has ma puhlie the full owing intelligence : " 1 he l'i n-uti headquarteis, on Friday, Were at Meaux."' London, Sept. 10. The Freiu-h have Uselessly destroyed all thf ..tk- of art on the highways and ra:iro:els Ira-Hue out of Paris. Notwitli-t.itid.ti.-the whole-ale de-tr.ietioti of property, the advance of the Prn iar. army la not been delayed a utigie b mr. 'II," Paris journals to-uay p- n-.-t that mediation is po-ib!e. 11,- I 'rn - i.ir, are ina-:t:- at s rue d i.r born the ctty. J he ine-ure I y J-! n- at ! l'.uis are now -orr a". :l i.- xp'-, ! 1 I t;:ev wi.,vict str i,r v in t .v.r of piv- . ! Pat is. t. It.. VNk- - t. .-'mc ) i by the m, r.i-e r of w r -, .-.v that thi si,.i-ps':.o. a.i i !; I- ' - !. '.!" t::r.! - ls.&rsv Pi -l--'. iri- 't, t - r:.-. I.-:!.. t:.e c.n.n.;-. 1 M at JT.- ' .'.I.'.. Tie' rvV ". .-; .-'."". ! hi- t. i a r , . ' .. : ,i. t1 .' - ' . :f the eonricgents from the western JepsrtrreLts and' those bordering cn :te Pyrenefs. In the depiranent of the Ebine the volunteer enrri".ni-;r:ts Bieeed SO.Ct'O; in all France over a tni.lion have been enrollei Italian volunte-rrs in gre:,t ntin:b;rs have arrived at Lyons. Electric lights are placed on all tlte torts around the city, in order t.i revr.ri j the enemy at night." It is reported the j Reiub-iean government is in i-.;sc .:; a of a cipher correspocdence buw-.-eu the Emperor and Empress since the c:u mence ent of the war. The key n'.se has been discovered, and startling developments de-velopments are extxvted. Havre, 16. The Jei .j? is certrin Paris is supplie 1 with three millions kilogrammes of gunpowder, twice a much as was expended at Sebastepel. Paris. 15. This monting a corps ef the army of occupation left the city to attaek the advance cf the Prussian army known to t e in the imtnedie.te suburbs. Several uhlan have been arrested in Paris, disguised as citizens, and will be shot. The Pru-sian arm-continues arm-continues the work cf devastation. To-day they took possession of the railroad station at Chanti'.ley, faptrued a train, detained the passengers r.cd confiscated the bacgage on it. A train in motion, as the Prussian advance entered en-tered the station, was tired upon, '".-.t it succeeded in escaping. One of the Kothschilds having shouldered a chasse-pot chasse-pot is daily doing duty on the ramparts. The garde mobile is constantly arriving in large numbers, to swell the army of defense, la consequence con-sequence of the scarcity of paper ail the newspapers appear half the usual size. Girardin, to-day, announced that he had retired from political life, and deires no office uuder the Repul lie. Twenty-five thousand chassepots were delivered to the troops yesterday. Balloons for observieg the movement of the enemy ascend daily. Refugees from the neighboring towns are Mucking Muck-ing into the city by thousands. The Republic continues to find favor in the provinces. Notifications ol the organization organi-zation of provincial Republican committees com-mittees aro received continuoudy by the government. Securities continue steady. Loudon, Sept. 16, 3 p.m. The following fol-lowing intelligence has just been received re-ceived from Paris. The advance ol the Prussians is at Briteville and Nevilly-Sur-Marne, and their scouting parties have occupied Corbeil anu Clarmont. Throngs of people arc escaping es-caping from Paris. Madrid, Sept. 10. A crisis of the Spanish ministry is imminent. |