The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-13

Department of ,ths Seine aud Seine ct
Oise. The tr9es aaS toar rbe Felisd dlwhen
the enemy approaches. The gas works
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LONDON. Septembef I2.AForndidable
popular demonstrations were held here
to-day in favot Of the French Republic
and against monarchy at home and
abroad. One in Hyde Park aud one at
st. James Hall. The imbecility of the
British Government was strongly de-
nounced, and charges were made against
the Queen, by name, thatshe encouraged
the King of Prussia on the march to
France for the purpose of destroying the
Republic. The proposition to suppress
the Queens name was received with O.
tempest of hisses. A voice in the crowd
cried, "Threo grouns for the Prince of
Wales" The RESPOND was universal and
passionate. The aspect Of the crowd at
ono time was really appalling. The bet
ter class OF the people assembled at ST.
james Hall. Resolutions denonnce
King Williams Inconsistency, in advanc-
ing upon Paris, after the announcement
that the war was not upon the French
people. The speakers said the English
Government was hostile to France-not
because she loves Germany, but hates
Republicnnism, and fears it. The Go
vernment of England has not recognized
the Republic in France, but the day is at
hand when the French Republic would
be called to recognize the Republic of
England.
PARIS. September 12-The Ministry
publish the following: Tho Prussians
attacked Toul on Saturday, ut 5 o'clock
in the morning. and persisted till 8 in
the evening. They were constantly re-
pulsed and many of their batteries dis
mounted. More than 10000 Prussians
ore hors du combat Verlun holds out
Montmedy splendidly repulsed the Prus-
SLAMS on Thursday. The Prussians sur
rounded Menux, and are in force in
Crecy. They are approaching Noisy
LeGraide. Meaux is twenty-five miles
from Crecy; about the same distance from
Noisy LeGrund, aud nine miles from
Paris. 1t is rumorcd that Russia in
sists upon an arn:isticc. It is stated
again that tho United States sent three
decided dispatches to Berlin. It is
said the Prussian advance was stopped
in consequence.
LONDON, September 12-The British
journals nrge English intervention as
duty and right, tho neglect of which
would involve dishonor Advices re-
garding the Emperor's treatment indi-
cate that he is more honored us guest
than prisoner.
BERLIN. September 1e.-The Arch
bishop Of Qncsen nnd Poscn denies that
tho war on the part Of Prussia is anti-
Catholic
LONDON, September 12.-Florence nd-
vices state that the Italian troops will
enter Romo to-day. Italy's ultimatum
virtually strips the Pope of temporal
power, but will concur with any power
in guaranteeing the independence of the
Pontiff.
PARIS, September 12.-Thc success mt
roul and Montmedy, with the reported
halt of the Prussan advance, Strengthens
the Bonrse. Considerable purchases on
speculation.
LONDON, September 12.-The Prussian
army halted twenty five miles from Paris,
ut the special request of Bismarck, to
consider the Russian Austrian PROPOSE
tion for an armistice. The departure of
certain members of the French Govern
nitely postponed.
tion was caused here by the American
O1ASAoh NSototSi " l'buClOlt, CAplCSSlDR
the hope that the war would now close
as its aim had been accomplished-the
dethronement of Napoleon. The de-
spatch WAS sent to King William by a
special messenger.
LONDON, September 2-Telegrams
from the seat of war, in papers here, are
IL perfect chaos with contradictory state
ncnts. Reports forwarded to New York
papers are mainly correct. Private tele-
gram are refused in Paris. Tho Times
says France has been cured of military
tlictators, and that stubborn defence Of
Paris is certain if besieged.
MADRID, September 12-Demonstra-
tions of French sympathy continue in
Northern Provinces. Republicans, here,
have signed mn address demandinga con-
vocation of Cortes.
PARIS, September 12.-It is officially
announced that Thicrs departs for Lon
don, st. Petersburg and Vienna, OH u
secret mission. The Prussians were ut
Nieun last night Rumors of an armis-
tice increase. Tho diplomatic Corps de-
fers their departure from the city.
PARIS, September 12.-Ordcrs have
been issued for the fortifcation of
Havrc, Marseilles, Dunkirk aud other