The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
The latest Berlin advices state that King
William will receive Farre at Rheims to NOR
row and hear his peace propositions.
Prussfan Reports.

PrusSfan REPORTS
BERLIN, September 20.
The North German Government officially no.
ti1es the Great Powers that though the block
ade has been raised the navigation of the North
and Baltic Seas are dangerous on account of
the absence Of lights and buoys.
The Car writes to the Prussian Queen ex-
tollinr the wonderful ability and soldierly
qualities Of the Prussians, and congratulates
the Queen on the victories.
Itis denied that william will only treat with
Napoleon. but he will hold all conquered terri
tory until a stable government guarantees a
treaty. i
A letter from Bismarck says: "Rest satis-
fed that the safety of Germany is being prop
erly secured, and the peace Of the world. as
sured. No obstacle will be placed, on the part
of Germany, in the way OF the termination of
the war into which she was unwilllngly
drawn but from which she will never retire
uptIl the legitimate aspirations other children
are secured, and the integrity of the Father
land secured, and the people of Germany rem
dered safe from future cruel and unnecessary
conflicts and, slaughter resulting, which we
cannot look upon without horror"
A private letter from Cassel says that Napo-
leon formally revoked the decree by which
Eugenie assumed the regency.
French Reports.
Tours, September 20.
tits reported that the result of the meeting
of Fayre and the King is that the hope of a
speedy peace ls not abandoned. Prussia is in
disnosed to an armistice, and II there is peace
at all. It must be settled Immediately.
Theirs left here this afternoon, after an In
terview with Crimieux. England receiv ed
Tb,ers's explanations favorably, and is prepared
to act with Russia and Austria II they also ac-
cept Thiers's propositions.
adyices from Orleans attach great impor-
tance to the action at scissors yesterday.
The prussIans suffered much from artillery
hidden In the woods. The battle lasted nearly
all day, when the Prussans were compelled to
retire.
T. is reporeed that the Prussans were badly
rennlsed Ia an attempt to storm Fort Mont
yalerlen. on the west side OF Paris.
An enormous quantity of stores and NUM-
tions gathered here have been ordered farther
south.
Italian Reports.
FLORENCE, September 26.
Herr ArnIm writes from Cardenas an
nouncing his failure TO prevent resistance to
ItalianoccupatIon, and says that the foreign
legioaaires defy the Pope's wishes. The Italians
must take the city by force. 1t cannot be Oh
tanned by diplomacy. The Italians are In force
on oil sides OF the city, except eastward. The
preparations for defence provide as far as
possible for the protection OF property, for
venerable monuments and the lives Of nom
combatants.
Spirit OF the French-Dstentioa of the
Lafayette.
NEW YORK, September 20.
A special from London TO the press here
says that great spirit anlmates the soldiers on
the Paris ramparts, and sorties are made
every day.
One hundred and twenty volunteers for the
French army were arrested on the steamer
Lafayette on United States warrant, issued
upon the complaint OF the North German Con-
sui. The steamer was on the point Of sailing
when the arrests were made. The steamer will
await the result Of the examination to-mor-
morrow.
NICE, September 20.
Contrary to Prussian reports, Nice and Man.
tone are perfectly tranquil.
Holland for Peace.
HAGUE, September 90.
The King opened the Chambers, assuring the
Deputies of the maintenance Of peace. and
the finances of the Kingdom were in every
respect satisfactory.