The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-25
r.necl,l To me- NeH York World.l


r>pec,al to the New York World.]
Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Granville. spent the
whole. day with the Prussian,i Austrian and
italian ambassadors and General Boyer, who
came recently from Metz. Boyer hal visited
'Napoleon,s secretary and the Empress. He, re-
ported thar the Emperor, the Empress, the King
and Bismarck had agreed upon project OF peace
involving six thousand million francs in cattle,
horses grain, wine and oil, to Prussia; no cession
of territory unless A1sace votes for annexation;
Razsine leaving Metz proclaims the Prince I'm
perial Emperor and Eugenie Regent: 1t Is added
that. the solution depends absolutely upon KING
williams acceptance OF the proposition.
It isinsisted by the Powers that the cesslon OF
Alsace must be determined by its people. The
project also 'invoives the dismantlement OF the
fortress in Eastern France. 8slc:iB
1T is rumored that II Prussia objects to pleos'
cite in Alsace, the Powers will compel Prusslas
withdrawal from Franco ls So.
gsL- Rumors from tho seatof War. 80.
,s,i &C.. LONDON, October "a.
THE army investing Paris appropriated 3 days
pay, amounting to about half million OF thalers,
tothes sick and wounded ;ieinans. a;!C.7
It Is rumored that the French have captured
three large German steamers. 20
There Is no evidence that Napoleon has accumu-
lated a,vast private fortune. >; s.G ~,
The STANDARD notices viciously Blsmarck's
attention to every thing American, and neglect
Of every thing English, .,s;,..,, =!'l5
The Telegraph confident the proposed French
loan will be eagerly taken " .=Ss.; =
It's rumored that while Russia wlthhoids coop
rio md % the
peace negotiations, she is acting independently
but energetically In the same dlrecdOnTc
The Florence opinione, referring, the propos-
ed armfstice, says: "Franoe wall doubtless agree
to the dismanrement on Metz and Strasbourg, and
the payment Of eighty millions sterling as pre-
liminary to peace but-Prussia insists uponthe
cession Of Alsace and Lorraine.n : -
French Reports. .s..ic-
.,.a+a.ai. .s.9u,f.:As Tours, October "a.
The Bank Of France Is now located at Bor-
deauxswhere 1t yin remain durlng the war
over one hundred Thousand National Guards
responded TO Trocnns callfo q ssortle OF Volun-
teers.
The PrussIsns entered Manges and Lontereaux,
and evacuated Meuag and Beaugency.
The IRE nom the Paris forts continues to de
stroy the Prussian works. The Prussians have
established their first parallel within six hundred
PAGES Of the French works at SDheIstads. ;!l;.i
The Prussians occrpy Cnartres, and are con-
centrating at Gsors. :.-...5.,.;.. q,r...,-,l
NIGHT .DIsP4TCHEs.< ,,,,.l
The French Fleet. :, ..-.,.g
BERLIN, october "a.
The westpaalia and Cambria, OF the hamburg
line have arrived. They sa1 no cruisersa The
French neet seems TO- have withdrawn to Havre
and other French ports. .,...-..5.,.,...,,
Another Sensational story,
: <. sc ss.-4, TOURS, October "a.
some OF the journals give the particulars OF an
alleged assassination at the capture Of Soissons,
when the French soldiers are said to have been
shot down in the woods and killed in cold blood.
The government has asked for explanations, With
q view Generalization. =- = =:
dispatch from Rouen says that the men; wo-
men and children OF Iyry have risen against the
Prnssiaus and there win be desperate struggle;
The Ministry publish the following: 'sThe Ger
mans Euo were preparing to besiege La. Ferte ST.
Auoin.haye retreated suddenly towards Laon.1 1t
is reported that the Germans were defeated with
heavyoss In the neighborhood, and that the troops
hastily withdrew to reinforce the defeated army"
The Germans have been repulsed at Chatillon lie
Duo. The bombardmeut Of Schleistadt began on
the Is. h. Some houses were burned.
5, MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
This Talk About Peace.
TOURS, October "a.
Pourtalis, editor Of La verite, has been lmpris-
oned for publishing false news. An explanatory