The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-16

see how England can interfere. But think
may say that, while preserving strict neu-
trality, England will present to Prussia any
propositions offered by France, and will act
the part of sincere friend 1t cannot,
however, be expected that England will
join any power in uttering a threat to
Prussia; nor can England positively prom
ise to urge upon Prussia the acceptance of any
offer which France may be disposed 10 make
her"
Prussia and the Republic.
BERLIN, September Is.
The Provisional Government at Paris would
have been accepted by the Prussians had the
Prussian exactions been accepted. These ex-
actions embraced the cession OF Alsace and
Lorraine, and the dismantl cement Of the FROM
tier forts. But the Provisional Government
refused to listen to any proposition involving
the surrender of any portion Of French soil.
The blockade of the Ebe has been raised,
and vessels pass freely.
How Prussia Proposes TO End the War.
LONDON, September Is.
The News contains letter from Berlin, Civ
ing the views of the Prussian Government.
Prussia, it tells US, will not negotiate with the
present French Government King VII
liam proposes to occupy Paris. The
Regency, the Senate and the Corps
Legislatif will then be reassembled, and
the restored government will name commits
sioners to negotiate peace. When this treaty
is signed Napoleon will be released, and
France will be left free to choose her own gov
ernment.
The Roman Question.
LONDON, September l6,
Intense eagerness prevails here to hear
further from Rome.
Italian unity seems to be accomplished. The
people seem almost entirely to sympathize
with the Italians. The Papal garrison at Mon
talto has been captured.
An Italian division should now be before, if
not in, Rome. Civita Vecchia has declared for
Italian unity. The inhabitants Of Bracciano
displayed Italian flags upon the approach Of
the Italian troops.
[Bracciano is seventeen miles northwest Of
Rome.l
FLORENCE. September Is.
The Opinione denies that there are any
diplomatic difficulties in the way OF the occu-
patton Of Rome.
Latest from Paris.
LONDON, September Is.
Communication between Paris and Lyons
has been destroyed by the Prussans at Mon
tereau, sixteen miles southeast of Melun.
a short skirmish occurred there. Firing
was heard at Paris. All the bridges within
reach were destroyed by the French on the
Lyons Road.
Spain and the Republic.
MADRID, September Is.
Olozaga, Spanish Minister at Paris, has been
recalled, his offence being recognition Of the
French Republic-this recognition being
violation of treaties whereby Spain was bound
to await the action of other powers.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
French Reports.
PARIS, September Is.
The French troops which entered Baden ter
ritory will remain to operate on German soil.
Reinforcements have been sent them.
Trochu, in his address to the Gardes Nation
ale, says that the result Of his review was
highly gratifying, and he assured them that the
defence of the city would be admirably main
tained Paris is ready to sacrifice all in order
to give France time TO organize for irresistible
defence.
Last night the Parisians were awakened by
tremendous cannonading al! along the ram
parts. The excitement was a!layed by the in
formation that the troops were practscing.
The shops are mostly closed; the masters
and the employees are drilling.
Lord Lyons warns the English 10 leave the
city while they may.
Inc Place de Ia Conco:deis 5!lea with aaVal-
- AMI National Guard.
,Tas pfnssians were discovered firing with
fses 'f,:n u secluded place at balloon.
;4fgA number Of franc-t;reurs are camped
a: M,n:marte.
rfr,a fi1Ssians today campea at Croix auX
E,is Sar:"nsr.as an Fontaine, near the city.
ins Gtans appeared at Nugent Sur Seine,
i..; rs.-satel rsftre tn" people.
Hya7 i'Tg PIissian siege guns are embed
cod in the mud in the Canal dc In Marne AL
Rhine The Germans attempted to transport
guns by this caaai. when the French let out
the water, anA il is said the siege will be de-
la5el considerable length Of time in conse-
qnenc".
The forts at Lyons are completed. and
troops are reaching there daily The gu:R are
all in position.
Large SUMS Of money have been subscribed
throughout France for defence
Large forces are organizing in every de-
partment.