The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-22
A SIGNIFICANT LETTER FROM.
BISMARCK.
OCCUPATION OF ROME BY THE
ITALIANS.
CHARACTER OF THE REVOLUTIONS AT
PARIS AND AT LYONS.
THE FRENCH DEFEATED NEAR;
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PARIS.
REINFoRcEMENTs ARRIVING IN FRANCE.
The Next Phase of the War.

The Next Phase of the War.
LONDON, September 21. :,
A letter from Bismarck, dated September IL,
says: ''The next phase of the war will be the
investment, and, in time, it is hoped, the oc-
cupation Of Paris. Then-peace Those in
power will certainly not desire further slaugh-
ter when the sole requirements will be an ab-
solute guarantee that the peace Of Europe
will not again be disturbed"
Bismarck characteristics the statements in
tffe newspapers on the subject OF Prussian de-
mands as mainly romance. He says that
when the gentlemen Of the press approach
him. he gives them civil answers, and their
Imagination does the rest.
| Reports from London.
LoSDeN, September 81.
The City Of Florence is covered with flags
to-day over the expected news of the occspa-
tion of Rome.
i The French are marrellously active around
Paris, throwing up earthworks.
| Russia is moving large bodies of troops into
Poland.
The Times says that the revolution q. Paris
is recognized as Republican, while that at
Lyons, where the Red Flag has been uEfurled,
| is Socialist affair.
Reports from Tours.
TOURS, September 2l.
The repulse c: the Prussians at Orleans is
confirmed.
The iron-clads for the defence OF Paris have
commenced operations Floating batteries
have been constructed TO defend the en-
| frances to the French rivers.
General R. s. Ripley, formerly OF the Con-
federase army, and who is now in Paris, has
rendered his services to the Committee OF
Public Defence.
A large number O. troops and volunteers
have reported at Lille. 1t Is expected that
these and the troops now in the Eastern De-
partment will soon create diversion.
The members Of the French Government at
Tours have been Wished by the Foreign Am
bassaders who have arrived from Paris.
The Paris ConstltutIennel says that N. Thlers
is perfectly satisfied with the attitude Of Eng
land, and now goes to Vienna to receive Aus
trian cooperation.
Bloodless Occupation OF RNne.
FLORENCE, September 81.
The City Of Rome has been occupied by the
Italian troops. There was no bloodshed,
which Is altogether attributed to the tender
ness Of the Pope, who forbade any resistance.
The Romans received the Italians with great
enthusiasm.
a Comfortable Income.
LONDON, September 81.
The Paris papers represent the joint income
of the Empress and Emperor at two hundred
million francs.
The English journals are irritated at PrIs
sian implacablity. The Times says that Prus
sia can afford to be generous.
The French Defeated Under the Walls
of Paris.
LAGST, September 20-Evening.
A sharp battle occurred between Vile Neuve
and Mont Range, near Paris. The French
forces consisted OF three divisions, command
Ell by General Vinroy, supported by a strong
redoubt The French, nevertheless, were de-
feated.
The French Iron.Clads.
COPENHAGEN, September 81.
Six French iron-clads and two corvettes,
part OF the Baltic feet, passed the Belt yester-
day afternoon, going northward.
Spanish Reports.
MADRID, September 81
1t appears now that Olozaga was instruct
ed to recognize the Republic when England
did, but acted without waiting for England's
recognition.
English Reports.
LONDON, September 81.
The Papal organ here says that the following
men will constitute the Italian Cabinet under
the new government: Mazaine, President;
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carrolla; Minister
of ths Interior, Cemuschi; Minister of Finance,
Forhrize; Minister of War, Porta; Minister Of
Public Works, Flrrari; Minister OF Education,
Marini; Minister of Justice, Mussi; Minister Of
Agriculture ana Commerce, Garibaldi.
Prussian Reports.
MUNICH, September 21.
The Bavaran Minister is informed that on
yesterday the garrison Of Strasbourg made
sortle, but were driven back with heavy loss.
In the battle between Villenenve and Ne.
or;hrange, near Paris, on the 10Th, the seco nd
Bavarian corps, supported by the Prussians,
sustained the Franch attack. The Bavarians
took seven guns, over one thousand prisoners,
and drove the enemy into their entrench-
nents.
French Reports.
TouLoN, September 81.
Transports landed here to-day six thousand
zouaves and twenty thousand chasssurs che
val. The Marseilles municipal council voted a
warloan of ten million francs
THE CREAM OF THE VAR NEVIS.
Under Paris-Its Wonderful Subterra-
mean Works Us Means OF Defence.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Daily News writes:
You know the stage traps in paltomime
time, up which the guards of "the Depraved
Demon Of Dunlbledownderry" comes up,
armed eap-iLpie, thirsting for the abduction OF
maidens and the blood OF the innocent You
have seen, too, mysterious men, clad as divers
or colliers, in huge stiff boots and blue Jer-
seys, emerge from the London payements,
white-faced and mephitic, and have said to
Yourself, placidly, "sewers." Combine these
experiences, as Count Smorltork did "Chi.