The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-04

Lyons to be Defended to the Last.
TOURS, November 8.
The government has nothing from Theirs.
There is nothing offcial from the army OF the
Loire. The news from Marseilles is very unfaVor-
able. The reports received in regard to the coz
duct OF the people, state that some eXcesses have
been committed, and 1t Is said the newly appoint
ed administrator was shot at on the occasion OF
his reception by the municipal council.
The authorities OF Lyons have published reso.
luton that it would be better to submit to any
hardship than to surrender the town. Lyons shall
be defended tc the death. None shall leave the
place In anticipation Of the struggle, save women,
children and old men. All others who escape, or
seek to escape, shan be considered infamous and
dealt with es traitors.
The Journals OF Tours declare that more the
facts in regard to the surrender OF Metz become
known the more it Is evident that Dazaine's course
was reasonable. Much stress is laid on the
manner the officers and men were deceived III
regard to the condition Of France. The fact that
forty millions OF francs and enormous quantities
OF munitions of war were delivered to the enemy
Is also dwelr on ae evidence Of treason.
The bombardment OF Newbreisach is carried on
by three batteries near Breisheim and wolfgar
gen. Fort Mortler is assailed by three batteries
near Altbriesach.
London Rumors.
: ~ LONDON: November 3.
It is asserted that food for Bazaines army for
four months has been found in Metz.
The Prnssians were stubbornly resisted at Dion.
1t is alleged that Russia is apprehensive Of the
revival OF Polish nationality under Prussian pro-
lection.
The Empress Eugenie has gone TO Hanover The
Dutchess OF Hamilton, and the Princess OF Mon
AGO have left wilhelmslohe for Frankfort. There
are no particulars Of the interview between Ma
poleon and General Canrobert and LeBoeuf.
Enthusiasm Of Paris.
TOURS, November 8.
A dispatch fr ,m Laneche dated yesterday: says
a balloon passing over the town, dropped
COPY of the Paris Journal Oniciel Of the 31st uit
containing the following intelligence: "The gov.
ernment had issued decree declaring that the
children Of all citizens killed in war viii be adopt
ed by the nation.
Thiers had arrived in Paris.
The government on the S0th announced that
Metz had capitulated. An immense meeting was
held in the evening, at the Hotel de Vile. The
Mayors of the Departments Of the Seine, Seine.
et-oise, Seine.et- -Marne and OIse were presented.
Jules Favre made patriotic address, and said
the government was determined to carry on the
war to tbe'last. The army would soon attack the
besIegers, break through their lines, joining
hands with the troops from the provinces. Ferry
also spoke in the same terms.
Garrfbaldi OH the Situation.
LONDON, November 3.
General Garrlbaldi, in an order the day,
reproaches republics for their failure to act for
mutual defence. Switzerland, he saws, Is kept
down by the cash boxes Of the great bankers.
With her lifted finger she might have Kept
Prlui from Madrid, but she allowed him to
slaughter the Spanish nation. Referring to
the.Uni.ed States, Garrlbald says one Of Washing
toms great family bravely permit the Republic to
hing word Of sympathy to the brave descend
ants OF Lafayette, who first proclaimed eman cl-
patton Of the races. Classical land OF liberty
home OF the exile Il wilt thou abandon, In this
struggle Of giants thy sister nation, who marched,
and who will again march In the van Of human
progress 2" He continues "France is In ruins,
because her army of brave men was led by
the stupidity Of tyrsnts, but the nation
is there It has risen as one man, and will make
the old autocras OF Prussia repent his inhuman
butchery "The order closes with an appeal to the
soldiers, declaring their courage is pnquestlona-
ble but they want calmness and discipline, SO in
in war."