The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-19
BAVARIA REpUDIATEs THE NORTH GER
MAN CONFEDERATION.
BISMARCK BENT ON TERRITORIAL
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
A PRESSURE ON THE PRESS.
sArURDAY,s NOON DISPATCHES.


tween the French sharpshooters and the Prus-
slams. The result is unknown. Int many were
wounded.
The Garde Mobile are burning hay and wheat
stacks abandoned BY the farmers, and all
clumps OF trees on the plains.
The railroad employees have been armed.
Immense quantities Of grain ana fodder have
been taken from the railroad stations and
stored in the centre OF the city. :.
Six hundred Prussians appeared within gun
shot Of the fort of Vannes, having crept up
under cover of the woods on the heights.
The advance guard of the enemy have been
sIgnalled at Cretei, within range OF Fort
Charoune, aad four Kilometres from Charen'
ton.
Reports from London.
LONDON, September II.
General Tinroy is at the head Of the new
French army, the organization of which has
been begun with a view to military operations
outside of Paris. It is understood that he will
maneuvre so as to prevent the invasion of the
departments where the enemy can seize pro-
visions for the supply Of the beseging army
Two corps are nearly ready for the west and
western provinces.
The Constitutional says the Prnssians will
occupy Havre and Cherboarg, and cut OF all
communications between Paris and England.
Gslignanl says that in order to stop the lat
est advance at Neuiliy Sur Marne, on the
northeast, and on the south, at Cretal, corps
of Franc-tireurs successfully attacked the
Prussians near Guidues.
The Prussians Under the Walls.
PARIS September II.
The Prussians are at several points almost
within cannon shot of the walls OF Paris.
A number of prisoners were taken yesterday
by the Prussian cavalry and sharpshooters,
and several conveys Of munitions Of war and
provisions were also captured.
The Prusslans now occupy the small woods
around Paris, which were too green to burn.
There was cannonading and musketry firing
all day Yesterday In the direction of Bourge.
Many Prussian spies were arrested yester-
day in and around Paris.
twenty-five thousand Of the Garde Mobile
arrived at Paris yesterday.
Eighty thousand workmen are under arms,
and over two hundred thousand Gardes Mobile
and National Guards, composing new army
are organizing in the South Of France. One
hundred and thirty thousand guns have teen
distributed during the last ten days.
Marshal Valiant has been arrested amid hos
tile demonstrations
The Prussians are numerous near Villeneure,
Dammartin and Laplessers. Three thousand
occupy villieurs and Catterets, and ten thou
sand are at Nanteuil.
Attempt to AssnssInate Napoleon.
BERLIN, September II.
A German apprentice at Wilhelmshohe At
tempted to assassinate the ex-Emperor Of the
French. He was arrested and loaded pistol
found on his person. He declared that the
bullet was designed for Napoleon.
Bavaria and North Germnny-What
Bismarck Says.
LONDON, September II.
Bavaria repudiates any desire to enter the
North German Confederation.
The Berlin correspondent of the Standard
gives the substance of a recent conversation
with Bismarck, in which the latter affirmed
that Prussia would prosecute the war indef-
nitely, rather than abandon the idea Of terri
torial aggrandizement.
A Pressure on the Press.
PARIS, September II.
The scarcity of printing paper seems to be
most seriously felt Galignanis Messenger,
which was recently reduced in size from this
cause, announces to-day the suspension Of its
publication in few days.
sATURDAY'S NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Accounts from Paris, via London.
LONDON, September II.
The news from Paris is meagre and contra
dictory. The usual lines are interrupted. The
Northern railroad from Arlons to Paris is cut
about eight miles south Of Paris, where the
Germans have planted battery. Heavy
firing, was heard in that direction. No de-
tails.
Heavy fighting occurred at Riox, another
small town on the Orleans Railroad.
The railroad to Laon is abandoned 10 the
Prussians The grain at the various stations
was removed to the city before Prussian occu-
patton.
It is said the Pruss!an siege train is still
aground ii the Canal de Ia Marne
Many Of the Old Parsia1 police have been
arrested, charged with implication in the Bon
aparte plot The nephew Of the e1-Prefect of
Seine. recently arrested, is believed TO be the
head OF the conspiracy
Interest on French treasury bonds is fixed
al % per cent.
Frequent interviews between Favre and
Olozaga are attracting much attention. The
latter lett for Madrid last night.
1t is evident the King OF Prussia hopes for
assistance within the walls OF Paris, thus car
rying out his old military trick. Within the
last few days great many Uhlans have been
captured, all OF whom pretend to have lost
their horses. Two we're taken on Tuesday q
great distance from their corps. It is a curious
fact that oil these prisoners speak French per-
tectly. 1t is regarded as imprudent TO keep
Prussian prisoners in the city when the fight
beg lis.
Minister washburne advises Americans re.