Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

patch from ssgOsta~ recommending
recognition.
L0HDoH. Sept. I9-ROms IL stiIl
unOCcupied, though closely invested.
The Italian Chambers viii be soon
convened to hear the result Of the
Plebiscitum.
NEW YoRK, Sept. lS.-Telegrams
special says in 4 two hours fight,
ten miles from Paris, the French
were beaten, but indicted much
damage.
Favre's circular iS generally APP
proved.
LONDON, Sept. lon Friday
Granville made certain suggestions
TO Theirs which Theirs might sub
NIT, II be saw ft, to the Provisional
Government. From these be sug-
gests the results Of Fayre's inter-
view with Bismarck.
There are reasons for believing
that peaceful results will follow
this interview.
Papal negotiations for some
promise before Italian occupation
Of Rome failed.
LONDON, Sept. l9.-The Globe
comments severely con the supine-
ness Of the Parisians IN permitting
the Prussians to repair roads and
replace bridges on their line Of adj
vance without interruption.
The London journals have no
telegraphic news to-day from Paris,
Mail advices indicate that the be.
seiged and beseigers at Metz, suffer
greatly from disease and casualties
PARIS, Sept. l9,-Evening-City
quiet almost to dizziness. Boule,
wards crowded with soldiers. There
Is no symptoms of disturbance OBJ
servable.
Prussia explains that she will be
fully prepared to treat for peace
only when France presents a Gov
eminent sufficiently stable to en-
force a treaty.
LONDON, Sept. l9.-The village o.
Roazilles, near Sedan was destroyed
by the Prusssians because sOmC
wounded fugitives from the Ger,
man army were massacred In III
streets.
BREMEN, Sept. l9.--The German
LlOyd's line OF steamers will com,
mence running regularly again be-
tween Bremen and United States
ports on the first Of October.
SEDoN, Sept. l9.-ThO Shipping
Gazette anticipates there will bC
too much cotton aud too little corr
from the Southern States. Cotton
prices are low with much activity
In Lancashire.
A Canadian writer to the Biz.
mingham Gazette says the present
liberal government Of the colony
will drive Canada 10 annexation
to the United States, or independ-
ence Of Great Britain.
BOMBAY, Sept. 1.-THE shipment
of cotton to date, since last report,
is 1000 bales.
HAVANA, Sept. l9.-The Panama
and West India cable was opened
for the public TO Jamaica this morn.
ing. Tariff from United States to
Cuba 50 so, to Jamaica So for ten
words. Every additional word TO
Cuba % cents, to Jamaica 80 cents.
A cable dispatch to the Herald
says:
PARIS, Sept. l9.-It is report that
400 Uhlans yesterday occupied
Versailles. Postal service has been
suspended and service by messen-
gers will be organized. Several
Prussian scouts were killed yester.
day by tho Gardes Mobile aud
Francois at Tierures, in the vicinity
Of Paris.
A cable to the Times says:
LONDON, Sept. l9.-The cores
pondent of the New York Times,
writing from Paris on the l7th,
says:
General Vinay led 10000 troops
in line last night to Vincennes 10
dispute their passage. The main
advance OF the enemy yesterday
was not great. Their troops arc
massed near the Seine, ready 10 cross
at any moment. Crossing the Seine
at Villenoure aud st. Georges, they
will pass in the vicinity oil
LOngumeaux to near YER
sailles. Establish there they
will push forward by wood.
Of Meandon to plant batteries on
the heights Of Clamorai, and if the
city is bombarded, will open fire
upon the vanguard from this point
They can greatly damage the city a'
far as the Boulevards dc Enfer ant
Mount Larnessc. The northern
army is marching on 81. Dennis.
An announcement was made thai
a Socialist meeting would be held, a
which Victor Hugo, Lcdru Rollin
Louis Blanc aud PijatL would BE-
present TO protest against the mod.
Grafton of the government. ThC
meeting was probably suppressed
having not taken place.
The Reds r struggling hard fol
the supremacy.
Since morning the enemy hai
made some progress towards Yer
s%ailles.
There was fighting at Juvisy ant
and Athos. l saw a dozen wounded
men carried 10 Villa de Grace.
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