The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-08
American Reports.

American Reports.
New ssoRR, September I.
A special teles ram from London to the New
York Herald says that the English Govern
Gent and other neutral powers are about to
appeal to Prussia to make peace upon the fol-
lowing basis: The French territory to remain
irriolate, and France to pay the expenses Of
the war That there shall be a general dis
armament in France and destruction of the
forts in Alsace and Lorraine.
II is believed that these terms will be ac-
ceptable to the Republic.
A special to the Times from Paris says that
the new government counts much upon the
moral and material support Of the United
States as their old ally. The morning Journals
call upon Minister Favre to address himself
directly to the Washington Government for
aid.
These journals forget the large aad inhuen-
tlal German population in the United States.
and this Is the reason that SO many American
Republicans favor the Germans in this war.
The corps OF General Vinoyes is pushing into
Paris.
The Prussians continue their forced marches
toward Paris.
The plan Of the republican government is to
leave the departments free TO organize Tor
their own defence. This plan is universally
approved.
The Loire of this evening gives singular
a:cbunt OF the interview between the Em-
peror and King William, saying that the King
behaved like brute, and judging from the de-
sSription of the meeting, must have been
drunk. But for the intervention OF the Crown
Prince and Bismarck, he would have had the
Emperor shot.
A special from Paris to the New York Sun
says that the last person arrested by the i'm
perlal police was General Clusert, and Prin-
cess MathNde the first, by the Republican
police. She was running away with 52,ooo,-
OoM
1t is rlmored that Vernoy has been worsted
in an encounter with the Prussians.
Every day new Imperial swindles are
bought to light. The seventh regiment re-
ceived blank cartridges, and other regiments
cartridges made Of sand.
The appointment of Henri Martin as major
OF Paris municipals indicates what will be the
character OF the others.
Everything is quiet in the vicinity OF the
city.
There is strong movement on foot favor
ing the appointment Of General Clusert as
commander OF the National Guard. he, how
ever, wants to command the volunteers or no.
thing.
Keratry is exceedingly unpopular.
special to the Herald last night from Paris
says the people are calm and detected. There
is no spirit, no fire in the people. No one
knoys what can be done. The cry Is 1.-The
Prlssians are approaching
-.c government was yesterday busily en-
gayed in distributing places. The police have
been dismissed. Paris has been left unprotect-
ed Troops are marching into Paris; many Of
them bear the appearance Of hav ing under
gone hard campaign, and must have seen
many battles. They are calm bu: detected.
McMahon's course is attacked BY some
journals.
There is an ugly rumo, tia: there are no
bulls to At many Of the cannon on the fortiica-
tons.
There is story in circuiatlon tnat Ioo,oVo
ehassepots have been found in tine cellars OF
the Louvre.
The French women have issued an address
70 the women Of all nations. Delegates will
be sent BY them to King William.
Bismarck demands Alsace and Lorraine,
the Baltic feet and 1900, 600, 600 francs.
The Red Republican journals demand the
dismissal Of the employees Of the late gov
ernment.
Engineers are mining the heights OF Mont
nartre.
The Emrcror's portrait at the Hotel de Vile
has been destroyed; that OF the Empress is
turned to tNe wall Not word is spoken:
against Eugene.
English Reports.
LONDON, September !.
The Times, OF this morning, in its city arti-
Gle, alludes TO the prostration OF business and
unsteadiness Of securities, and says that the
price of Federal bonds depend upon the sue
cess Of the Prussians.
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