The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-09-21
FROM EUROPE.

| FROM EUROPE.
PARIS, Sept. 13.-Passes must be countersigned b,
members OF the Ministry in order depart from or tt
| enter Paris.
| The position of Senors commanding the Seine ant
| port of Paris, is being rapidly fortified
The Chambers exhort adherence to the government
and resistance to invasion the duty of every French
| man. Lousantre's cavalry, who escaped so marvel
| lously from Sedan, have arrived at Paris.
| Portugal has recognized the French Republic.
American suburban residents advised to remain
| in their houses and raise their national flag.
Russia is in opposition to dismemberment, and has
decided she will propose Congress to settle upon
| terms OF peace.
| Tours, Sept 13.-Arrangements have been made tc
receive diplomats and the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
has decided to remain in Paris. Diplomats will also
remain. The people here favoraby impressed
with the attitude of the American Government. They
anxious to testify their gratitude through Wash
burne, for the prompt recognition.
There was an imposing demonstration at Marseiles
yesterday in honor of the United States Twenty
thousand people assembled before the American Con-
sulate. Esqures presented address speeches were
made, and bands played national, French and Ameri
| can airs.
| MARsEILLEs, Sept 13.-Bands of Spanish volun.
teers for the French service marching through the
city, carrying French Spanish flags
FLORENCE, Sept. 13.-The Pope has ordered ces
| sation of resistance to italian occupation.
LONDON, Sept Accommodation between Brus-
sells and Paris is open via Domar
The Prussans are at Provins in the Department OF
Seine et-Marne to-day, at noon also at Love Trase
and Carlepor, in the Department of Ouise
The chances for successful defense of Paris is
thought to be increasing hourly
The Independence Beige says the policy of the
American Government occasions no surprise consider
ing the intimacy between Bancroft and Bismarck.
1t is denied at Berlin that Bancroft made any repre-
sentations in favor of mediation.
The Journals of ST. Petersburg discussing Theirs
mission, and hopes he will carry home a conviction
favorable to peace He must sacrifice many prejudces
and obsolete ideas. He will then set France a great
example and make his influence more powerful than
ever.
The American Consul at Havre was saluted enthus-
astically
Paris greatly excited over American mediation
FLORENCE Sept. 13.-DeMollaret, French Ambassa-
dor to Italy, has been recalled
MUNICH, Sept. 13-Prussia has formally notified
Bavaria that is her intention to portion of
France military frontier.
PARIS Sept. 14.--The Ministry publish the follow
ing: The railroad bridge at Corbeil destroyed by the
French. Corbe is eighteen miles southeast of Paris,
where the Lyons road crosses the Seine
The Uhlans were at Nogent-s Marne on Monday,
only five miles east of the city. The Prussan COM
manders forbid the destruction of bridges under dire
penalties.
A large body of Prussian engineers are at Camigny,
few miles east of Paris. The German Curassiers
before Scissors and twenty five hundred Bavarians
at Vonculiers.
proclamation of Cremieux announces the approach
of the Prussans and calls for universal uprising to
oppose them. He impores the departments outside
of Paris to rise against the INVADERS nvokes the peo
pie by the memories of 92 to expel the foe introduced
by hateful and incapable Empire.
BERLIN, Sept. IA party of Socialists, at Bruins
wick, charged with intriguing against the Prussian
throne have been sent to prison on the Russian from
tier.
Several Prussian regiments are armed with captured
chassepots
The cause of the explosion at Laon citadel is being
investigated by Baron Won Moke.
LONDON, Sept lift the Prussan plans are re-
allied they must have army corps before Paris
this morning.
The French and German fleet are in sight of each
other the island of Heliget and the Florence
Papal officials have evacuated the town of Terrecna
The Papa troops are fraternzing with the Italians
Gen. Caeonas advance is at Civta Castelenas.
The Papal Zouaves at that place fired upon the
Italians. The battle lasted an hour, when the Zou
ives surrendered. The Papal troops evacuated Fros
lona. The Italians hold Cornito, twelve miles from |
Jivita Vecchia. The fourth corps is marching on |
Rome
PARIS, Sept. l4.-Minister of Justice governs de-
not yet invaded. Others remain under the
authorities of Paris
BRUSSELS, Sept. 14.-It is almost certain that the
russians will decline armstice; mainly because it
ends to delay military operations, if negotiations
'rove unsuccessful until unfavorable season.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-German scholars accompany the
1erman armies to search French libraries for docu-
nents relative to medieval history.
German cabinets considering to achieve
governmental unity.
Paris, Sept. 14.-Washburne is constantly followed
~ shouting Frenchmen.
The Emperor enjoys entire freedom at Wilhelm's
Iotel He looks thirty years older than in 1865. Is
tod vail ayal firaI faip |
ess, movements slow and mechanical He retres late
nd rises early His windows are lighted long after
midnight, and at half past four in the morning. He
resses in plain black. Talks much to school children
Eho gather.around to see him.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-Direct Paris mail stopped. Tel
graphs also cut by the Prussians at Crei few miles
orth of Paris, on Calais and Brussels lines.
Heavy siege guns going forward for Prussians
Sc at Paris and Tours
Trochu, after reviewing troops, announced entire
abstraction with the force for the defense of Paris.
Latest dispatches say the Pope is determined to re-
nain in the vatican.
MADRID, Sept. 14-The press generally eulogizes
american recognition
LONDON Sept. 14-The bark Albert, from Galway,
1r St. Johns lost her masts 10 a gale and put back
PARIS, Sept 14.-Favre has received the congratu-
atoms of the diplomatic representatives of England
pain, Austria and Holland, who remain at Paris.
Soldiers who escaped from McMahon's army, reach
ne neighborhood of Paris by hundreds. +
The Prussians pumping water from the moats
round Strasbourg.
LONDON Sept. l4-England has not yet received
ny formal notification of the establishment of the
rench Republic
Reports of popular rislngs at Nice and Lentone is
onfirmed. The authorities have been deposed and
ne prisoners released
The Italian Republic has been proclaimed.
D'Israel-is is addressing meeting He CON i
ratuated the country that Parliamentary and other
forms had removed all opportunities of internal dis
uet. That England was now in that connection able
witness, nnmoved vanquishing empires and rising
spublics. Ii
LONDON, Sept. l5.-Not having recognized the re-
ublic of France, Theirs not received at Downing ,
rect.
During an interview at the French Embassy Gran t
lille, in replying Theirs proposition, said :" / do c
OF see how England can interfere, but, think may
", that while she preserves strict neutrality, Eng
nd will present to the Prussian government any pro-
osons offered by France and the part OF sincere
lend. 1t eanno however be expected that England i
i'll join any power in utteiing threat to Prussia
Or can England positively promise to urge upon Prus-
a the acceptance of any offer which France may be
sposed TO make her." s
The News contains letters from Berlin giving the {
ews that the Prussian government will not negotiate
ith the present French government. Prussia pro- s
,ses to occupy Paris The Regency, Senate, aud
orps Legslatif, will then be assembled The govern