The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02
N1eHT DIsPAToHEs.


General Rover ia out in a letter defending b.
zaine from Gambetta's charges OF treason. He
concludes, ave capitulated from famine"
A Peripatetic Government.
LONDON, November J.
The probabilities are that Lyons will be selec ected
as the next place for the French Government.
The Standard says the Prussian landwehr re-
serve has been called out, and corresponding
exhaustion Of German strength is inferred.
The Feeling In Tours and Paris.
Tours, November l.
The Francois says the popular feeling towards
Nanoleon is not mere GOODNESS, but hatred and
contempt
kwomen's club at Marseilles proposes TO erect
euillotine and behead the bishop OF that CITY as
the commencement Of WORK.
It is reported that BourbaSi has resigned. He
found it impossible to stem the current OF Ill favor
attaching to the conversation with Bazaine. 1t is
epenly asserted that BourbaA knew OF Bazaine's
plan Of surrender.
Dates from Paris, of Thursday, say the city is
well supplied with vegetables and fresh meat
regularly, which are served out to the soldiers
and people. There Is no opposition to the sent'
ment that the war must continue until Prussia
proposes terms at least not dishonorabe.
preparatlons for the defence Of Lyons are una
ba:ed.
The Empress at Wilhelmshohe.
BERLIN, November 1.
The Empress Eugene arrived at Wilhelmshohe
and visited the Emperor with Bszalne on Sunday.
II MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Latest from Tours.
TOURS, November 1.
Every night the Prussishs csnnonade bridge
over the Seine, and sne French forts destroy the
work every morning.
Gamoetta has issued another proclamation 10
the army, intimating that she the soldiers al
Metz protest against the cowardly captulation'
and refuse to be bound it. 1t closed Whitman
appeal 70 the soldiers to make an effort to rid the
country Of the enemy, and then become peaceiui
citizens Of the Republic.
Paris Defiant.
LONDON, November !.
A dispatch from the British Government recon-
mending the holding Of elections tor members OF
the Constituent Assembly Immediately, has reacn-
ed the Prussian headquarters. The Prnssian au-
tsorities had already sent Similar suggestion
TO Pans. The propositions OF the Prusslans lor
Al armsslce Of forty eight hours in order TO Iacn-
itate the elections, was instantly rejected oy tRe
Paris Government 1t is said the advice OF In
ruential Americans hastened the rejection. Gam
BETA left Paris expressly to prevent the election
An interview between the Count dc Chamoord
and the Count Of Paris Is to take place at Coppes
The Pruss,ans win open the eombardment with
two hundred and fifty siege guns.
Razaine,s order OF the day announcing the
sspitulation, is published 1t tustnes the act, and
exnorts the troops to submission
the first batch Of Americans left Paris October
a5tn, and the second party on the 2eth
the nomination Of Aosta Viii oe mmediately
anbmitted to the Spanish Cortes. The exciting
soenes in the cortes on Wednesday occasioned
notion on the part Of the republicans to postpone
the election. 1t is thought that the timely ad'
;onrnnnent saved personal collisions. =
The Prussians I'm Metz.
BRussNe, November ].
, The frussans entered Metz yesterday after