The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-29
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aiupuRa, October 29..ATha journals AN.
'naunesdthat a long interview occurred
Yesterday between Lord, Lyons and
tits 4eported that Mazaini, the noted
Italisu Republican leader, has left Italy,
and is now on his way to Tours.
- The English at Paris arc under the
protection Of Washburne, as the British
Charge d d'Affhires has not recognized the
Republican Government, and has no au-
thority to act.
LoNDoN, October q. The Manchester
Guardian, to-day, gives the following
terms OF peace which were proposed by
England, Russia and Austria 1st. No
oession of territory. I'd. The fortifica.
tions OF Metz and Strasburg to be RACED
Sd. France to pay 200, 600, ,OOOf. indem-
nifty, Neutrals to guarantee peace.
MADRID, October 27.-Members of n
majority in the Cortes passed resolu-
ton for assembling that body on the
29th.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 27.-The
following is summary OF the negotic-
hons on the part of the neutral powers
Of Europe for an armistice, and comes
from an authentic source. After reciting
the determination of the neutrals to seize
the first opportunity for mediation, the
document proceeds: "Russia, in Jules
Favre's visit to Prussian headquarters,
believed that the long-looked for oppor-
tunity had arrived. At this moment, O
reception of the Prnssian note on the
subject of probable early starvation in
Paris caused change in the idea of
neutrals. When, however, they pressed
the subject of mediation again, Russia
held back, on the ground that mediation
unsupported by force would be worth
less. Conditions of peace must be left
exclusively to the belligerents. The
course was still possible to convoke q
national assembly, which alone was COM
petent to decide the question of peace
or war;"
BLoIs, October 27.-A strong column
OF the enemy's cavalry and infantry
attacked French reconnoitering party
on the left bank of the Loire yesterday,
but were handsomely repulsed after q
short engagement.
RoUEN, October 27.-The enemy, on
leaving Gisons, attacked Long Champs
with 800 men and four mortars, and
were beaten off by Franc-tircurnand
VENDoME. October 27.-.It is said
there are still 1000 Prussians in Chateau
Dun, 800 of which are cavalry.
TRoYEs, October 27.-Nogent was
evacuated by the Prussians last night.
Before leaving they fred the town in
several places.
Garibaldi is still at Dole. He has col
lected strong forces. Several sharp on.
gagements have occurred with conside-
rable loss on both sides.
Tours, October 2S.-The natives and
Jews of Algeria have been decreel citi
zens of France.
LONDON, October 2S.-A special to the
Times, dated Versailles, 25th, says it
will be few days yet before the Ger
mans are ready to lombard. In the &C.
tlon of the 21st, sixty-fve battalious
were engaged, supported by twelve bat
terles. Bazaine WAS recently informed
that he could have the terms accorded at
Sedan. 1000 sick and wounded ara at
Versailles. The Prussians executed
twenty citizens for aiding the French
sortie. The Frnuc-tireurs captured a
provision train in the Vosges and killed
the escort.
A Bombay despatch says the Chinese
have fixed day for the slaughter of all
foreigners. There is much excitement
among the English and French resi-
dents.
BERLIN, October 2S.-A newspaper,
the AuSuign, says by regaining Metz,
Germany has the strongest portion of
Mozelle, and must retain it,
ST.. PETERSBURG, October 2S.-The
Czar has removed certain anti Gerlnan
Governors Of the Baltic provinces.
LONDON, October 28.--The Times
thinks England, like America, should
abandon scrupulous neutrality, and sup
ply both belligerents.
At Orleans, Prussian bands are play.
ing, ;but the people remain housed.
Shops are closed, and the women wear
black.
LIMERICK, October 2S.-The corpora-
tion OF this city protests against Italian
incorporation of the Papal States.
LONDON, October 2S.-The French
captured the German vessel Hero, off
the Bahama Islands, with 700 barrels of
powder.
Correspondents intimate that Napo-
leon will go to Elbe early next month.
His health requires warmer climate.
American Affairs.
WHEELING, October 28-Midnight.-
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