The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-09-21

southeast OF Meuien. SHafp sklfmlSnlng there. The
firing heard at Paris. All bridges within reach
have been destroyed by the French the Lyons road
Italian unity seems accomplished. The sympathy of
the people seems almost entirely with the Italians
The Papa garrison of Montalto has been captured
An Indian division should be before it if not al
ready in Rome.
Civita Vecchia has declared for Italian unity The
inhabitants of Bacciano displayed the Italian flag upon
the approach of the Italian troops Bracciano
teen miles northwest of Rome.
| FLORENCE Sept. 15.-The Opinion denies that dplo-
matte difficulties are in the way of the occupation of
Rome
| MADRID, Sept. l5-Olizage, Spanish Minister to
Paris has been recalled his offence being his recog-
milton of the French Republic. This in violation of
treaties whereby Spain is bound to await the action of
other powers.
BERLIN, Sept. 15.-The Provisional government at
Paris would have been accepted by the Prussans had
the Prussan exaction been accepted. Embracing the
cessation of Alsace and Lorraine and the dismantle-
ment of the Frontier forts, the Provisional govern
ment refused tooisten to any proposition surrendering
| French territory.
| PARIS, Sept. l5--The French troops who entered
Baden territory will remain there operate Ger
| man soil until reinforcements are sent them.
Trochu's address to the Gardes National the result
of review is very gratifying. He felt assured that
the defense of the city would be admiralty maintained
Last night the Parisans were awakened by tremen-
dous cannonadng all along the ramparts. The excite
ment was allayed by the information that the troops
were practcing The shops were mostly closed, mps-
ters and employees drilling.
Lord Lyons warns the English to leave the city
while they may. Place de la Cor corde is filled with
cavalry and National guards.
The Prussans have been discovered firing with
rifles IRON secluded place at Balloon. A large num-
Der OF French Tieureurs are camped at Mont Matre.
The Russians to-day camped at Croix aux Bois,
Carriers Glason, and Fontaine, near the city.
The Uhlans appeared at Nogent sur Seine, but re-
treated before the people Many large Prussan siege
guns are imbedded in the mud in the canal de la
Marne au Rhine. The Germans attempted to trans
port guns by this cana the French let out the water
and 1t Is s'd in consequence of this it will delay the
seige considerable time.
Work at Lyons is completed, troops are arriving
daily. The guns are all in position. Large Sums OF
money have been subscribed throughout France for
defense Large forces organizing in every depart
ment A party American volunteers passed Tours
to-day for Paris. Conscrpts of the regular army are
drilling daily.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Prnssian dragons appeared
before Nogent Sur Marne Calinas Sentis, Crespigny
VOICES, Neontinel, Plessy and Lendan, small towns
northeast and southeast of Paris
The National Guard and guard mobile are organ
lied throughout France
Trochu, today, said TO- 900 men are ON the rampars
and by perseVering efforts may save Paris The city
is unapproachabe if its defenders are properly armed
Counsellors OF State have temporarily suspended
their authority
ForelSn diplomats are Still in Paris.
The Prussians are still swarmng around Nancy
The Gauois has reason to predict happy results from
the pending peace negotiations.
LONDON, Sept ia dispatch dated Cassessays
the Emperor spends his mornings making long excur-
slons His guard consists of Prussiar officer two
subalterns, one trumpeter and thirty-one men.
Inc Empress and Louis make constant excursions
around Hastings. Carriages never used.
The Paris fashion journals have suspended
Mourning is generally in Paris and Berlin.
The Pope has an explanatory letter from Victor
Emanuel The delay ON EmanueIs part would lead to
a proclamation OF republic in every Italian city
Emanuels soldiers would not have fought against re-
public and the result would have been fatal to Papacy
MADRID, Sept 15.-Rivero is sick. His resignation
is expected Radetguz will probably succeed him.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 15-The Sultan will with
draw his objection to Kehdives lgest oan
PARIS, Sept. 15.-The Prassians are advancing in
immense force. Tomorrow the capitol will be com.
petey isolated. All railroads are cut except the lines
running west.
The forest of Bondy is burning. Other forests will
be destroyed tomorrow. The gas connections will
not be cut for a few days
Nevelly is full of provisions
The gates of Paris will be closed to morrow There
S on hand over six millions pounds of gun powder
Sixteen Seine bridges have been destroyed
Thers has received further instructions. Hopes are
of a successful result
LONDON, Sapt 1.-THE Pail Mall Gazette copeurs
n the general opinion that Thers is without official
character.
VIENNA, Sept. l5.-The Chamber of Deputies has
'een opened. Deputies from Bohena absent Reitch-
aths convene on Friday
BoILLIoN, Sept. Is, 1O:l5 pM-Part of Bazaine's
rmy cut through the Prussian lines and are coming
'arisward. Canrobert commands
Gable special to the New York Herald-BoUILLoN
Belgium, Sept Is, P.M.-Sedan has been placed in a
tate of siege. The mayor arrested and the popula
ion expelled. The Prussians apprehend the approach
II BaZaine'S which ic Ie
rom Metz and it is said to have reached Carg-
AN. 6
LONDON, Sept. 16.-It is reported that trains from
ars yesterday and to-day, attacked and several
killed. +
After o.day communication with Paris will be un.
ertan.
The regular troops and French tirenrers left Paris to
ppose the Prussans on the Loire G
Bazaine is at Metz well supplied ~ t
The Russians are slowly concentrating around Paris
The Times has the following Mediation Miscel. t
'ny-Russla declines further effort. Bancroft denies
lVoklng American Intervention. Prussia is satisfied
18th Engands reserved attitude, defeating French
opes OF armed Intervention. Germany demands b
sace and Lorraine
The King OF Prussia rejects American mediation. p
Bancroft writes that Washburne can only remain T
pectator of the conflict
Washbnrne, in a communication on the above to I
avre adds that he only record his protest to this
npous war. II
TARis, sept 10, noon.-The Prusslans, having CAPT.
lred train at Senlis, travel thherward is stopped
hundred and fifty thousand Prussians are at Join
lille. Y
The city is declared in state of siege Non-eom- a
atants will be expelled
1t IS reported that the American ship Queen arrived
Toulon with 5000 volunteers and 7OG0 rifles n
Jonville where the Prussians are in force is seven
les from Paris. No trains from Pontoise since
ednesday The forests around Paris are now entirely
est:oSed Il
8oUILLoN, Sept. 6-Canroberi, with 600O men, is is
owing PariswaA. Bazaine himself is reported at
edan. G
The PFussian headquarters were at Meaux to-day b
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Italians have surrounded ii
ome. Victor Emanuefs programme has been fully
,.omplished G
FLORENCE, Sept l6--Afer the occupation of the CT
apa States, Italy will summon national parliament
be chosen by universal suffrage ST
LATER.-There collision between the Italians
I'd the zouaVes near the city yesterday. It was g
i'll affair." The Italians have reached Corronto near is
vita Veeehia They will doubtless, occupy to-day,
illate and Valmontre, walled towns, twenty-seven
lies south of Rome n
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept l6.-The Official journal
rets Williams determination to treat only with the
nperor As the Emperor cannot reign again in Il
rance, he cannot enforce the treaty a
MADRID, Sept. ia violent newspaper controversy 81
gong on upon Olozaga's course He was recalled b
ON France for exceeding his instructions in reeop-