The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-15
PARIS is TRANQUIL.
THE UHLANs WITHIN FIVE MILES
OF THE GAY CAPITAL.
ROCREFORT IN COMMAND OF THE
PARIS BARRIC4D DES.
THE FRENCH AND GERMAN NAVIES IN
SIGHT OF EACH OTHER.
A BATTLE BETWEEN THE ITALIAN
TROOPS AND PAPAL zoUAvEs.
SIEGE GUNS SENT TO THE PRUss1ANs.
GENERAL TKocHU CONFIDENT OF
HIS ABILITY TO SUCCESSFUL
LY DEFEND PARIS.
A BATTLE BETWEEN THE ITALIAN
TROOPS AND PAPAL ZoUAvEs.
SIEGE GUNS SENT TO THE PRUss1ANs.
NOON DISPATCHES.

[Corbeilles is eighteen miles southeast OF
Paris, where the Lyons Railroad crosses the
Seine.l
The Prussan uhlans were at Nogent-sur.
Marne on Monday, only FIVE miles east of the
city.
The Prussian commanders forbid the de-
struction Of bridges under dire penalties.
A large body Of Prussian engineers are at
Champagne.
[Champigne is eight miles east southeast Of
Paris.l
The German cuirassiers are before scissors.
Twenty-Five hundred Bavarians are at yau-
contours.
A proclamation from Minister CremieuX an
nounces the approach Of the Prussians, and
calls for universal rising of the people to op-
pose them. He implores the departments out
side of Paris to rise against the invaders, and
invokes the people, BY the memories Of s2, to
expel the foe introduced by the hateful and in
capable Empire.
Socialists BanIshed.
PARIS. September II.
party of socialists at Brunswick, charged
with intriguing against the Prassian throne,
have been sent to the Prussian frontiers.
Several Prussian regiments have been
armed with the captured chassepots.
The cause of the explosion of the citadel at
Laon is now being investigated By Baron Won
Moltke.
Rochefort Comma a nds the Barricades.
PARIS, September II.
Henri Rochefurt is In command Of the bar
ricades In the streets of Paris.
The Prussian Plan-Prospect OF Naval
Battle.
LONDON, September H.
If the Prussian plan is realized,' they must
have seven army corps before Paris this morn
ing.
The French and German fleets are in sight
of each other near the Island Of Heligoland.
A Battle Between the Italians and Pa
pal Zouaves.
FLORENCE, September l4-Offlcal.
The Papal troops have evacuated the town
of Terrecini and are fraternizing with the Ital-
ians.
General Cadorna's advance Is at Cirita Cas-
tellane. The Papal zouaves at that place fired
upon the Italians. The battle lasted some
hours, and the zouaves finally surrendered.
The Papal troops have evacuated Frasinone.
The Italians hold Corneto, twelve miles from
Civita Vecchia.
The Fourth Corps is marching on Rome.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
French Reports.
PARIS, September IA.
The departments OF the Minister OF Justice
and OF tile Governor have not yet been invaded
The other departments remain under COM
mand of the authorities at Paris.
Minister Washburne is continually followed
by enthusiastic Frenchmen, who in shouts pro-
claim their friendly feelings.
The Emperor enjoys entire freedom at Will
hemshohe. He looks thirty years older than
he did in 1865. He is bloated, is bilious, with
fererish looking eyes; looks tired and faint,
and his expressions and movements are slow
and mechanical. He retires late and rises
early. The midnight oil is consumed by him
to late hour. He rises and dresses at half
past four A. NJ. He wears plain black suit.
He talks much with the school children, who
colec. to look at him.
English Reports.
LONDON, September II.
German scholars are accompanying the
Prussian armies for the purpose Of searching
French libraries for documents relative to
medieval history.
The German Cabinet is considering the
means to achieve governmental unity.
The direct mail route between London and
Paris is interrupted by the Prussians, who
have also cut the telegraph at Casal, few
miles north Of Paris, on the Calais and Brus-
sells line.
Heavy siege guns are being sent to the
Prussians TO lombard Paris and Tours.
Trochu reviewed the troops about Paris,
and expressed his entire satisfaction with
them, and OF his confidence in their ability to
defend Paris.
The latest dispatches say that the Pope is de-
termined to remain in the Vatican. The
Pope repudiates all of Victor Emanuel's propo
.lotf how,