The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-22
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be received with caution, are circulating
here Of local uprisings in France against
the Prussians. asa, .i-tr4-r
The morning and evening journals to-
day have no news whatever from Paris
A dispatch was received here tonight
from Paris, dated O'Clock this morning,
reporting o collision of trains on the
railway at Plessis, near Tours, in which
eleven persons were killed and twenty
five injured.
Theirs has arrived at Tours.
BERLIN, September 20.-The North
German Gazette says Bismarck consents
to see Favre, promising. however, that
Germany is not disposed to intermeddle
in the internal affairs of France. The
German States ore ready to recognize
the Republic when they are sure the
French people prefer that form of go
vernment, but to protect military opera
tions, it is necessary to recognize in the
territory actually occupied the authori-
ties left by the Empire. Moreover, it is
still unknown whether Bazaine recog-
nizes the Republic, md the Government
at Paris-indeed, it is reported that he
expressly disavows both.
FLORENCE, September 20.-The siege
OF Rome hns commenced. Five divi-
sions, under Cadorna, invest the city.
Resistance is q matter of form, and sur
render is expected to-day.
HONG KONG, September l, ria LON
DON, September 2O.-The feeling in
China against foreigners is intense, and
fresh outbursts of violence on the part
of the natives is feared. Wade, Secre-
tary British Legation, still remained
at Pekin. The French Ambassador
threatened to retire unless the Manda-
rims implicated in the Tient-Sin massa-
ore were executed before the 3lst of Au-
gust.
LAauAY, September 20-Evening.- A
sharp battle was fought between Vile
neuve and Montrauge near Paris. The
French forces consisted of three divi-
sions, commanded by General Viney and
supported by strong redoubt. The
French were, nevertheless, defeated.
COPENHAGEN, September 21--Six
French iron-clads and two corvettes, part
of the French Baltic fleet, yesterday
afternoon passed Bell going Northward.
Tours. September 21.-The repulse of
the Prussians at Orleans is confirmed.
The iron-clads for the defence of Paris
have commenced operations. General
Ripley, American, is now in Paris, and
has rendered his service to the Commit
tee on Defence. Floating batteries have
been constructed to defend entrances to
French rivers Large numbers Of troops
and volunteers are reported at Lille. It
is expected that these and the troops
now in the Eastern Department will soon
create diversion
FLORENCE, September 21.-The city OF
Rome is occupied by the Italian troops.
No bloodshed, which is altogether attri-
hutod tn tho faplarrooo rs +Jo Do-o
who forbade any resistance The Ro-
mans received the Italians with great
enthusiasm.
LONDON, September 21.-Paris papers
represent the joint income of the En-
press and Emperor at 200, 900, 900 francs.
The Journal is irritated at Prussian
applicability. The Times says Prussia
can afford to be generous.
Tours, September 21.-Members of
tho Government are visited by foreign
ambassadors, who have arrived from
Paris.
The Constitutional says Thiers is per
fectly satisfied with England, and now
goes to Vienna to secure Austrian CO.
operation.
LONDON, September 21.-A letter
from Bismarck, dated September IL,
says the next phase of the war will be
the investment, aud, in time, it is hoped
tho occupation Of Paris. Then peace.
Those in power will certainly not desire
further slaughter when the solo require
ment will be MI absolute guarantee that
the peace of Europe will not again be
disturbed. Bismarck characterzes the
statements of newspapers as mainly n
romance. When gentlemen of the press
approach him, he gives them civil an
swers. Their imaginations do the rest.
LONDON, September 2l.-The city Of
Florence is covered with flags over the
expected news of the occupation Of
Rome. Tho French are mnryelonsly
active around Paris throwing up earth
works. Russia is moving large bodies
Of troops into Poland. The Times saws
the revolution at Paris is recognized as
Republican, and that at Lyons, where
the red flag is adopted. as Social
vienna, September 2l.-The Emperor
of Brazil is expected here soon.
MADRID, September 21.-It seems that
Olosaga was instructed to recognize the
French Republic when England did, but
acted without waiting for England's
recognition.
LONDON, September 2l.--The Papal
organ here says the following will be the
Italian Cabinet under the new regime: