The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-09
NOON DISPATCHES.

NOON DISPATCHES.
The News of Recognition.
PARIS, September 8.
Jules Favre, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
was much moved when Minister Washburne
announced the American recognition Of the
new Republic. Grasping Washburne's hand
he exclaimed, 81 receive the notification with
gratitude and profound emotion"
II is reported that Louis Blanc goes to Lon
don as the Ambassador Of the Republic, Ledru
Rollin to Washington, and Dutralsse to Vienna
Count Palikao is at Nemours, in Belgium.
The Financial Situation.
LONDON, September 8.
1t is reported that the French have made
proposals for peace to the King OF Prussia.
Leading bankers here regard the political
outbreak in France as unfavorable to financial
interests.
There is no change in the bank rate Of dis
count, but money Is rather active.
Sympa thy with France.
LONDON, September 8.
There was ON immense meeting OF sympa.
thizers with France last night at Newcastle
on Tyne.
The Spanish Cortes Called Together
q MADRID, September s.
In view Of the recent important events, the
Constituent Cortes has been called to meet on
September rs.
The Prince Imperial In Belgium.
BRUSSELS September s.
The Independence Beige, describing the ar
rival of the Prince Imperial at Mons, says that
he was attended by three persons in plain
clothes. No carriage was in waiting, and the
party took an omnibus for The hotel, where a
great crowd had assembled. The Prince hav-
Ing exhibited some alarm, the landlord reas-
sured him by saying, "Have no fear, Mon
seigneur, you are in neutral, peaceful coun-
try, where no harm can befall you.'
Robert Mitchell and Paul Cassagnac were
among the prisoners taken at Sedan.
The Prussians are expected before the " alls
Of Paris tomorrow.
Jules Favre has received the adhesion Of the
entire Paris press.
The Bourse is frmer. Rentes 53f 40c.
The ConquerIng Hero Comes.
BERLIN, September 8.
King William entered Rheims on Monday.
Facts and Rumors I'm Paris.
PARIS; ;September S.
Every armory is engaged In repairing arms.
Those on hand are generally worthless.
Not single French flag was captured al Sc
dan. All of them were burned before the
capitulation.
The New Boundaries of Germany.
BERLIN, September 8.
a part Of Lorraine and all OF Alsace will
probably be demanded by Germany. The ives.
tern frontier will commence at Esch, on the
border of Luxembourg, fanking the Mosele
about ten miles from its western bank,
crossing the Moselle at Jurney, half way be,
tween Metz and Pont-a- Mousson, then follow.
inc the course OF the Moselle and Meurthe,
tel miles from the eastern bank OF the
Meurthe to Mount Dahon. The southwestern
frontier will embrace the upper and lower
Rhine departments (Haut and Bas Rhine,
comprehending Alsace, Saarbourg, Sarge,
lout, Metz, Thionville, Chateau Slices, Pals
burg, Bitsche and Welssenburg.
Bazaine is still negotiating for the surrender
OF Metz.
The French prisoners are enthusiastic over
the disposition that has been made of the EN-
peror. He is at Welhelmshofe, where he re-
ceives courteous attention.
Hopes OF Mediation.
PARIS, September 8.
The Journal Officiel says that, notwithstand-
ing the failure of mediation in the preliminary
stages, it may yet prove successful.
The proclamation OF the Republic created
intense agitation in Italy.
No Prussians have yet reached the depart
ment Of the Seine.
Strateglsts are puzzled at the abandonment
Of the siege Of Montmedy.
The Prussians under General Moring have
occupied Rheims.
The Prussians. also, occupy st. Dizier.
body Of 10000 Prussians has appeared be-
fore Laon
Communication with Mulhans and Mezieres
has been restored
1t is reported that the garrison of Stras
ooarg made successful sortie yesterday
killing many Prussans.
The French Consul at Base telegraphs that
q sortie from Strasbourg had taken place, by
which 10000 Prussans were killed. The Prus.
SLAMS captured many guns.
The Prussians, attempting to cross the bord
er near Pont Austerlitz, were absolutely ami
hilated by the mitraileurs posted at Pont des
Pecheurs.
No Mediation.
BERLIN, September s.
All thought of admitting mediation or inter
yention is abandoned, at least for the present
NIGHT DISPA ATOHEs.
French Reports.
PARIS, September 8.
To-day Minister Favre received the employ
ees of the Foreign Office, and told them thai
he would make no changes at present, as he