The south-western., 1870-09-21

yo.iug all those exalted political ideas of the Old gov
ernment France has ambition but to remain
mistress of herself to develop her material ana mora
resources For this she asks for cessation OF hos'
ties but she will preier thousand iea OF disasters 10
disIonor Favre adds: Mankind must admire the no.
be spirit of Paris without locking right left or back
wards is defending its hresides and It's freedom
Continuous lighting around Paris
LONDON, Sept 19.-The steamer jerome Napoleon,
with Thiers aboard, has gone to ST. Petersburg
LONDON, Sept. 19-The Prussians say distinctly that
they do not recognize the French Government either
Imperial or Republican, and that they are reluctant 10
make peace at present
Only handful escaped from Metz. The siege OF
Toul is being vigorously prosecuted Military experts
say the place canuet hold out long Many frussiah
scouts have arrived near the walls OF the city.
Favre set out for Meaux safe guard from Prus-
sian headquarters His official reception is still doubt
ful.
China adviees are more unfayorable 10 peace. The
Governor of Nankin assassinated on account oil
his sympathy for foreigners.
TIa Rnssisn Government has transferred forty mil
lion rubles lately deposited in the Bank of France, to
England:
at Madgebourg
| Cen Failly is not dead. Failly and staff occupy
finely furnished apartments Mayence. Prussia pro-
yides sumptuousy for the French captured.
The French officers allowed the choice OF towers
"a residences and receive the pay and ratons as
when at home
The Countess County had long interview with the
Emperor in behalf of the Empress.
The Post says balloon, with live thousand letters,
! from Metz captured.
/ BaZane writes that he is full well supplied WIN
everything The French were victorious in every night
up to the 31st. /,
is determined TO starve out the lorts unless MeA anu
Strasbourg surrender.
The Germans laugh at Bazaine's hopes of escape
from Metz. a.s-a-
Rome is still uuoccupied, though closely invested
| The Italian Chambers will soon be convened to near
the result of plebiseitum in the Papal territory
On Friday Granville made certain suggestions te
Theirs which Thieas might submit if he proper, tt
the provisional government From these suggestions
and the results of Favres interview with Bismarck
there are for believing that peaceful results
will follow this interview.
The Papal negotiations for compromise, betor
Italian occupation of Rome, has failed.
BERLIN Sept l9.-O -Official-While Napolen wss
Nomur Belgium, he eulogized the discipline ant
courage of the Prussian soldiers and said nothing eoa
keep them out OF Paris. II
SIRAssUND, Sept. 19.-No French ships have bee
seen on the Baltic for weeks.
Tours. Sept. l9-Though it is certain Jules Favr
has gone Prussn headquarters ne basis OF negota
tions are arranged.
BERLIN, Sept l9-The North German Gazette say
the Republic exists de tacto the Empire exists de ja.
We shall treat with that offering the best conditions
PARIS Sept l9.--The Swiss, American and Be!g giur
ambassadors have declined to quit Paris.
FLORENCE, Sept. l9.-o offical.-The troops on er
tering Vaetre, received with great enthusiasm
3 PARIS, Sept. 19-The Red Republicans continue
pacard the wallis denouncing the government
Troubles are apprehended The citizens say they pre-
fer Prussan rule to communion with them.
The railroad to Calais is cut at Corhois
MADRID, Sept 19.-The raising of the blockade @
the Baltic and North Sea is officially announced.
= Oozaga's recognition of the French Republic
r officially approved by Spain.
A republican manifestation in favor of France ha
: been made at Toledo.
Oozaga breakfasted with Prm and Serrano II
prompt recognition of the Republic explained an
fully justified by the production of dispatch frot
Soqosts recommending recopnitiOn