The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-15
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the Ministry, are requisite to depart from
or enter Paris.
A position, just discovered at Sewers,
commanding the Seine and portion of
Paris, is being rapidly fortified. The
chances for the successful defence of
Paris is thought to be increasing hourly.
Count De Chambord exhorts adhe-
renee to resist invasion as the duty of
Frenohmen. Won Souty's cavalry, which
escaped miraculously from Sedan, has
arrived in Paris.
Portugal has recognized the Republic.
American suburban residents are ad-
vised to remain in their houses and raise
the national flag
Russian opposition to dismemberment
is decided. and will propose congress
to settle the terms of peace.
LONDON, September 13.-Communica-
tlon between Brussels and Paris is open
oia Donal and Quierrain.
The Prussians are at Provins, in the
Department of the Seine. They were at
Marne on Monday noon; also, ut Laval,
Tracy and Carlepont in the Department
of Disc.
The Independence Delge snys the policy
of the American Government occasions
no surprise, considering the intimacy of
Bancroft and Bismarck. It is denied,
however, ut Berlin, that Bancroft made
any representations in favor of mediation
The Journal, Of st. Petersburg, dis
cussing Thiers' mission, hopes he will
carry home conviction favorable to
peace, and he must sacrifice many pre-
judices and obsolete ideas. He will then
set France a great example, and make
his own influence more powerful than
ever.
The American Consul at Havre was
saluted enthusiastically. Paris is greatly
excited over American mediation.
Tours, September 3.-Arrangements
to receive the diplomats have been dis
continued, the Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs deciding to remain i'll Paris. Diplo-
mats will also remain.
The people here are impressed in
favor of the American Government aud
are anxious t. testify their gratitude,
through Washburne, for prompt recog-
milton. There was an imposing demon
stration at Marseilles yesterday, in honor
of the United States. 2O,O0O persons
were before the American Consulate.
Esquieros presented an address.
Speeches were made nnd bands played
the National French and American
airs.
FLORENCE September r13-.Demalaret,
the French Ambassador to Italy. has been
recalled.
The Pope has ordered cessation of
resistance to Italian occupation.
MUNICH, September 13-Prussia has
formally notified Bavaria of the inten-
tion to annex portion of France us
military frontier.
MARsE1LLEs, September 13.-Bands of
Spanish volunteers in French service are
marching through the city, carrying
French and Spanish flags.
PARIS, September 14-The Ministry
publishes the following: The railroad
bridge at Corbiel has been DESTROYED by
the French. Corbiel is eighteen miles
Southeast of Paris, where the LYONS
road crosses the Seine The Uilans
were at Nogent S,n Marine on Monday,
only five miles East of the city. The
Prussian Commanders forbid the de-
struction of bridges, under dire penal
ties. a large body Of Prussian engineers
are at Champeguy, few miles East of
Paris
The German cuirassiers before Sois
sons number $500. Buvarians are Mt
Vaucoullenrs. A proclamation of Gre
miux announces the approach of the
Prussians. He calls for universal rising
to oppose them. He implores the de-
partments outside of Paris to rise against
the invaders, and invokes the people, by
the memories of '92. to expeI the foe
introduced by the hateful and incapable
Empire.
LONDON, September 1.-THE Irish
mail, mostly com posed of passenger
cars, was thrown into the river Trent,
at Foneworth. Wales, by misplaced
switch. The loss of life was fearful
LONDON, September 14-If the Prus-
sian plan is realized, they must have
seven army corps before Paris this morn
ing. The French and German fleets are
in signt of each other, near the island of
Heligoland.
FLORENCE, September 14-An official
despatch says the Papal troops evacuated
the town of Territona The Pnpal
troops are fraternizing with the Italians.
General Cadorna's advance is at Cevetn
Castellanela. The Papal Zouaves ut
that place fred upon the Italians, and
the battle lasted several hours. The
Zouaves surrendered. The Papals
evacuated Frosnvue. The Italians hold
Corneto, tw I've miles from Ciyeta
.Vecchia The Fourth Corps is march
ing on Rome.
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