The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-14


The Germans have occupied Brlancourt and
Etamps. -..... tas
Garabaldi after the battle on Thursday, between
Mont BeIaird and the Swiss border, marched with
$4,000 men upon Belfort.
The Prussians have plundered the little town OF
Acby.
The French Admiral at CuXhaven has restored
free navigation in the North and Baltic Seas to
neutrals.
Six thousand Prussians are marching on Mont
The Worlds Reports.
NEW YORK, November IL.
World correspondent, writing from Yer
sailles on the Sth, says: mo bombardm ent OF
Paris will take place for long time yet, II ever.
The hope now Is, that the city will be starved out
The truth seems to be that the constant aud accu-
rate fire from the French forts have greatly en-
barrassed and retarded German operations; and
rendered much Of their work useless" F-i,.} -
4 World special from London, OF the 18th, says
the whole tide of popular feeling now In Eng land
isrupnIng strongly In favor Of the French. Even
the Times, feeling this influence, has changed its
tone, and now urges Germany to make peace,
and to withdraw from France while she may do
so with safety. This feeling is partially due to
the horror excited by the unjustifable conduct or
the Prussians in attempting to suppress popular
resistance Id France, and partly to the rapidly
growing conviction that England will be the next
victim OF German ambition The speech OF Lord
Chief Baron, the other day, which declared that
Austria would lie prostrate before Germany, that
Rus.ia will be compelled 10 barter, her Baltic
ports for Constantinople, and that England, being
only safe so long as she remains mistress OF the
seas, must arm herself for desperate struggle,
has produced great alarm and dismay, and o
hearty wish for the repulse OF the Germans and
triumph Of the French. ... -f
:. SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.
More Fighting.
LONDON, November 13.
Dispatches from Tours repeat the statements Of
fighting all day Thursday near Contimers, the
French being sue essfu g General Paladines
occupied Chively, to the north Of Orleans, taking
six hundred prisoners and two guns
Orderly. Retreat.
VERSAILLES, November IL
On the 9th instant General Tam repQlsed all
attacks, with great loss to the enemy. Only then
did the Germans retreat. A portion OF the
Bavaran ammunition train losing Its way on the
10th, fell into the hands OF the French No move.
ments reported to-day. On Saturday there was
absolute quiet around Paris.
Details OF the Fight.
TOURS November l2-Midnight.
General Palladi2es reports that he took $500
prisoners In the last engagement The French
now hold the intrenched camp OF the Prusslsns
at 4thenay. The victory by the army created
the widest enthusiasm. The excitement through
out France is Intense. More troop, are hurrying
from the South to join forces with Palladines..
Balloons for observing the movements OF the
Prussian army are usel by the army OF the Lo Ire.
4 considerable number Of steel breech.loading
cannon are ready for the army of the Loire and
woerth. -
80. LoNDoN November 10.
Ten Thousand Prusslans have arrived at Bethel
Little Ia heard from Paris. ills now known how
ever. that her Internal troubles have posi-
lively subsidized.
Masses or French troops are seen daily around
valerien, practIcing evolutIons on grand scale
"A general sorsieis imminent. The sickness In
and around the capital is decreasing. .,'.'.
:. A small force OF Greek volunteers for France
have arrived at Marseilles and gone to the front.
The report Is reiterated to-day that the postpone.
ment Of the bnmbardment Of Paris Is due to the
earnest entreaties Of Victoria. The North Ger.
man Parliament meets on Monday week for the
PURPOSE OF raising funds to prosecute the war.
loan Is to be proposed but its form Is not yet
settled. A dispatch from Tours, dated Saturday
to the London press says nothing further has
been tinade known OF the movem ents OF
the army Of the Loire since the reoccupatlon Of
Orleans and the occupation OF Chlvelly.' The
German retreat was effected in perfect order. The
German losses since the 7th are 10000 General
weden is evidently moving to join Tam. Bridges
will be destroyed and roads barrfaded to ostruct
his march. A camp Of instruction Is being formed
at Toulouse under General Demayas as nucleus
for the army OF the southwest.
American Interference.
TOURS, November 13.
Gambetta has returned here. It is reported that
Schneider, the late president Of the Corps Legis
latif. has sold La Creuzor to an American com
pany, and that an American flag Is noisted there
RussIa's Position.
LONDON, November 1s.
Arumor is current In diplomatic circles that Rus
sIa has informed the powers that she considers
the treaty OF Paris Of 1856 as abrog ated.
The MARQUIS de Chateau Renard has arrived at
Berne on his way to Tours, on special mission.
THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
MEMPHIS, November IS.
r,,t, n,ne indictments have been found