The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-10
PROTEST AGAINST THE INVASION.
PARIS, September I.

PARIS, September I.
A circular has been issued by Jules Favre,
which contains the following points: "Ine
policy of France Is peace. leaving GerinanS
the master of her own destinies. The hing VI
Prussia had said that he made war asaitisc tne ,'
DYNASTY. and not against France; yer tne 9y-
nasty had zone, and France is free; yet Is Inns
impious war continued. Will the King Iace
this responsibility before The world, ana oelore
history !? France yields not one foot OF SOIL,
NOT stone of a fortress. A shameless peace
means determination OF our cause ana tnat ol
europe. We are undismayed: The army IS
resolute and provided. Three hundred thous-
and combatants can hold Paris to the last.
They can hold the city for three months and
CONQUER. If crushed, France will rise and
ayenge it. Let Europe know that the minis
try have no other aim or ambition than peace,
but war proving inevitable, we Will continue
the struggle, confident Of the triumph OF JUS
tlce."
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL IN ENGLAND.
s,.. LONDON, September l.
The Journey Of the Prince Imperial was
strictly private. Commander Dupois, ms gov
ernor, prohibits all conversation ana genres
ouiet is necessary for the health Of the prison,
or after the exciting events he has passed
through during the last few weeks. me
Prince looks careworn. but apparently IN go9d
health. At s O'Clock last night, AFTER dlninS,
he walked for an hour on the espiauade Win
his governor. He remained some tlme at
Hastings. One of his suite states that, upon
his arrival at Dover, the Prince received a
letter from the Empress, in which she an
nounces her immediate intended departure
from Paris. She states with much feeling that
her first duty will be to visit her husband.
When that duty is discharged, she Will JOIN
her son.
TERMS Of PEACE.
It is announced to-day that Bismarck has de.
clared that Germany do not want Alsace and
Lorraine-only the destruction of the torti6ca-
tions at Stras6ourg and on the French Rhine
frontier, a small war indemnity, and reduc.
ton of the French army. 1t is reported that
Fapre Is prepared to offer the abolition of all
standing armies on both sides Of the Rhine, ex
cept for garrison purposes.
HOW PARIS WILL BE ATTACKED.
The Prussian plan OF attack on Paris is this
Advance by Melurs and Fontainebleau to Yer
sailles, while the army now advancing from
Laon pushes on 10 st. Denis This latter
force will make an attack Or Mentmartre, but
the main attack will be on the other side, the
enemy occupying Versailles and advancing 10y
the road to Mendon, and thence by the PARK
then throw up earthworks and plant batteries
against Fort dIssay, and open fire on the vac
guard.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In certain parts of the city the pavements
are to be taken up to lessen the effects OF the
bombs.
Even the ultra Republican journals testify
their respect for the Princess Clothllde.
The Princess Mathilde has been released by
order of II. Keratry.
Some objects which the Empress left IN the
Tuilerles in the haste Of her departure have
been forwarded to her.
Oflcial documents from German authorities
at Sedan state that the Emperor was under
the fire of the Prussian guns for several hours:
The siege of Metz goes on without decided
visible effect upon the besieged. 1t rs con-
Quoted by Gen. Won Mertens.
The Journals notice an order of the King ol
Prussia to his troops to take with them all
aole-bodied men in the departments they pass
through.
The English government has offered no
terms of settlement, but through Lord Lyons
and Lord Lotus II has assured both govern.
ments of It's anxiety at any moment TO act as
common friend.