The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-09-28

$500 bales market unsettled; sales both above and
below quotations; good ordinary 1904, low mid
ding l44@l5 and mddling l54@l5fc.; receipts us
bales Sterling l24@l24&. Sight exchange I Pet.
premium. Gold 1871 -..--==--
LIVERPOOL, Sept q, evening.-Cotton heavy; up
lands 9 and Orleans Old; sales 5000 bales, OF which
for speculation and export 2oo0.
New YORK, Sept. 81 evening-Money easy at 4@
5 Pet. Gold l13s@ll3&. Cotton unsettled; sales
24O0 bales; uplands l74@l75c.
FROM EUROPE.
BRussELs Sept 26.-Immedate publication of the
manifest of Napoleon in reply to the last proclamation
of the government at Tours is promised complete.
The private secretary to the emperor IS SAID 10 be the
writer of the document.
LONDON, Sept. 26.--Fighting all day Friday
Paris is reported from Tours, but accounts contra
dctory. English Journals refuse to publish them.
Inhabitants of Strasbourg still kept in ignorance of
events outside the city They believe the French have
been victorious and that the army Is advancing to the
relief of the city. =--
The English press compare the war movements in
France with that of the late American contest, espe
cially with campaigns Of Gen. Grant against Vicks-
burg aud Richmond. ~s .7
Tours, Sept 26.-Several engagements with the
enemy in open country between Paris and Bloisre-
suits not serious.
Government here denies category statement of the
Berlin correspondent of the London Times that Ba-
zaine had made proposals for surrender. -s
ceived number Of metraeuse. The place is now
| fully prepared to resist attack.
Great majority of the project met TO organize the
uprising for defense.
Several journals here dwell on the act that the Gov
eminent Journals allow such disorders continue
those at LYONS Cluzret is there and his influence
they say very bad his purpose being to excite ser
| Gus disturbance. -....,-.=z.
| LoNDos Sept 27.-The French still believed, until
Sunday it was Fort Mont Valerien the Pfussians de-
manded condition Of peace. The PruSsans say it
was the city of Verdun. This accounts for The excite
ment throughout France.
1t is now said that Blzaine made offers for
render. ........
! BERLIN, Sept 21-The breach was broad enough
| to warrant the assault made at Stfasbourg.
| Official Gazette says whatever may be the German
plans for restoration, the Bonapartes not among
| them.
FERR1ERE, Sept 27.--King William apparently, in
tends retaining headquarters here He has made every
preparation for long stay-erectng telegraphs, &c
PARIS, Sept. 23-By carrier pgeon.-The division
of Gen. Maudhay yesterday attacked the heights of
Vile Juif. The battle began at three o'clock in the
morning. After sustaining sharp Prussan fire ior
time troops carried the redoubts OF Neanng,
Sangville Juif and Haute Bruyeres. We occupy them
now Garde mobile behaved we'll Enemy's loss great.
On the same day the French made reconnaissance and
drove the enemy from the village of Derouccy Same
day force from St Dennis attacked Pierre Fie, which
the Prussans had occupied in considerable force, and
the French troops returned TO 81 Dennis uhole5teo
LONDON Sept. 27.-Bazaine, repudiating the Re
public demands orders from the Emperor or Empress
to surrender.
BERLIN, Sept 27.-Capt. Johnston, bearer OF dis
patches from the British Government roughly
handled by the Prussians Paris, and was subse-
uuently roughly handled by the French, under the i'm
preston of his being Engshman that he must be
spy The English unpopular in both armies
LONDON, Sept 27.--Al strangers have been arrested
at Orleans and Tours.
Trochu announces stern penalties fol cowardice, pill
laying, deseron and other unsoldierly conduct.
The port of Kiel has been re-opened.
The branch Bank of France at Hayre has stopped
payment.
BRUSSELS, Sept 27-The Independence Beige, O
this city, notices the reconcieabe contradictions ii
the news and news of peace overures-
ROME, Sept 27.-Cty is quiet. Confidence return
ing. Pope's Cardinals appear in public
MADRID, Sept 27.-An article in the papers shows
that the late law for the emancipation of slaves in h,
Spanish colonies is nullifed the West Indies.
LONDON, Sept 27.-The arrest of Jacoby, noted
Liberal gives profound offense throughout North Ger
many. rE. z4--
Tours, Sept. 27.-Favres official report concludes
from the manner in which all his efforts for peace
met by Germans that they determined upon con
quest Interviews not altogether useless, as they
have proved that Prussia contrary to her declarations
is fighting against the French nation, which must arise
en- masse either to dsarm the provisional government
or resist the enemy to the last.
BERLIN, Sept. 27.-Press repelng the charge thai
Strasbourg was bombarded while crowded with womer
and children, says Ulrch has persisted in refusing de
parture to non-cOmbatants.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 27.-The mayor announces wal
loan of ten million francs.
Gafinlo, Greek merchant, gives the city two mil
lion francs.
Thrty-two thousand soldiers in review yesterday
whereof eighteen Thousand were well armed.
Tours, Sept 27.-Favre made official report 0
of his mission ynaininp the Offered
and why rejected. ---= .--.
Ministers have official dispatches from Orleans stat
ing that unable to resist the overwhelming force com
manded by Prince Albert, Orleans has been evacuated
in good order. =E z#&@
t MARsELLEs Sept. 27.-Five hundred Garrbaldian
arrived They were enthusiastically received ant
marched towards Tours
BERLIN, Sept. 27.-The announcement is repeated
that the Emperor has revoked the decree creating the
regency and it asserted has sent envoy to Metz
to consult Bazaine on peace This news is suppressed
in Berlin as far possible.
The Foreign Office has advised North German dplo
mats abroad that no government exists at Paris.
government de ao exists at Tours hence Paris is lief
to bear military treatment. EsaH -- =#
! Tours Sept. 27.-The removal of the governmental
delegation to point further South is imminent
The Council day resolved upon the most ener
getic defensive requisltlon will be mad
immediately for the arms in the hands of the people
Inhabitants everywhere to lodge and feed the
f French troops All under twenty-five calico
into actual service. There is great scarcity of arms
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Dispatches from Marseies STATE
that the city is borrowing money and armng with ira
2 dtona patriotism. ...-.s4
f The Prussians around Paris are said to maintain
strict discipline. The departments of the Seine ct Lor
and Seine ct Marne under their control, excep
Paris. .ar .a IL g. z-z-
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
| New ORLEANS, Sept. 27.-Depafted for Red river
NJ aud Rartha