The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-08
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

surrender my SWORD 70 tne hln9 OF PRUSSIA.
FRox THE KING TO THE QUEEN-HIs MEETING
WITH THE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, September 5.
The following dispatches have been received
here from the King to the Queen, dated Varen-
mes s o'clock Sunday morning: What thrill
ling moment that of my meeting with Napole-
as bis place of Immediate stay Wllliamshoff,
near Cassel. Our meeting took place at a
small country-house opposite the western
placis OF Sedan. When summoned to it, was
Inspecting the positions before the place. You
must imagine my reception among the troops;
it was indiscribable. Their exultadon was
overwhelming At dusk ended five hours
ride. and at one In the morning returned
hither. May God aid us further. WILHELM.
THE EMPERoR's VISIT TO THE KING.
prussian officer saw the Emperor on Sat
urdsy at a cottage near the Prussian headquar-
tiers, with two Prussian curassiers guarding
him. The Prince Imperial Is reported to have
been seriously i'll at AVesnes. On Friday mOri-.
ing the Emperor rode from his place Of deten-
tion to call on the King as visitor rather
than prisoner. His barouche was niloted by
two Uhlans. and surrounded by several gene
rails, the Imperial piquers, in green and gold,
being g his only body-guard. The Emperor
smoked O cigarette as he rode.
When the object of the visit Of the French
flag became noised as the surrender OF the
Emperor, the enthusiasm was moro than
| French. The bearded fellows discardlng their
| weapons, threw their arms about the necrest
necks and set up the Marseillaise and ParrNnt
| Pour La Syrie, which for some time rang
through the camps until the King sllenced 1t.
The soldiers shouted around Bismarck, who,
when silence was regained, said: .'Gcntlemen-
L. IL, hoy tnrr.
thank General Moltke.' After further uproar
be resumed: swell, If l am reponsible for any
thing, il Is for the powerful aid given to US By
the Southern States, for to them we owe this
latest victory" The population OF Sedan
waived Prussian flag on the ramparts when
the firing had ceased.
THE TEMPER OF THE EMPEROR.
It is sid that o friend, condoliag With the
| Emperor on Saturday. expressed hope that
| his popularity in Paris was not gone. The En- :
| peror replied "It matters not; shall return
there to exact reckoning, not to give one"
| MOVEMENTS OF THE EMPEROR.
BouuLoN, September 4.
The Emperor, with q suite OF one hundred
persons, on horseback and carriages, mark ed
with the Imperial cipher. arrived here at noon,
escorted by an armed for e Of Prussiaps. He
ia going to Germany, via Liege. Consent TO
| his passsre had previously been gained from
| the BELGIAN Government. 1t ia not true that
the Prince Imperial is guest OF the Prince de
| Chimsy. He VAS last heard OF at MauOepge
this morning. The Emperor ID reported 10 be
seriously i'll. ,,r
The Emperor arrived here at five o'clock on
Sunday evening. He allghted at the railway
stat;on and proccsded to the hotel, where he
slept for the night. He leaves tonight for
Cossel, The Emperor is accompanied by
Count Choeiene, Prince OF Moskowa and
Others.
TIE IMPERIAL FAMILY
BRUSSELS, September S.
The French Prince Imperial has reached
Namur. He goes 10 rejoln his father near Cas-,
sci. The Empress Eugenie is hourly expected
\ to arrive here for the same destination.
THE NUMBER OF M'MAnoN's ARMY.
The Independence Beige" says when Sedan
surrendered it contained 10000 soldiers. Last
| WIGHT Is 001 more surrendered to the Pfrlssians,
and 80 CO0O took T .fuge in Belgium. From
these figures il infers that Nc Mahons army
did not greatly exceed 115 600 men.
THE PaussrAN Lossas
are wonderfully small, notwithstanding rifed
| cannon, mlnnies and mltrallleur5. General
Fsilly was killed. not by bus own m,n, but by
right arm was gon,, and there Was .rightful
wound from grenade in the thigh.
SIEGE OF METZ.
A dispatch from B.rlln says the Germans
| have discovered hidden aqueduct, on which
Mstz depends for water. They also captured
Bazaipe's dis outch bag, the contents OF which
show that the French are in desperate con-
dltion. An early capitulahon IS looked Tor,
and the Germans are making noble Prepara-
| tions for the treatment of the French wounl.
ed with whom the city must be filled. The
nr9soners taken by the French have been re-
! feased and sent out OF the fortress on account
Of the scarcity Of food. Complaints come from
| Berlin that Germans staying IN France are hard
! ly treated.
| uNPopULARITG OF IMPERIALISM.
! PARIS, September 4-6P Pm.
Some of the suops Of the more favored pur-
vevore OF The Imperial family are menaced.
and will probably be sacked' In all parts OF
the cit; people are pointing out and taking
! down tie Imperial arms fearlns 90 attaeI oy
the mob. Iu the windows OF the shops where
nhotoeraphs are displayed care has been taken
to remove those OF the Imperial family q I'd all
those connected with them. The National
| Gnerd "a ont in force to repreSs more serious
trouble. Mobs continue to tear 90 Sn the signs
containine the Imperial arms anu med'ls. In
some clses the people have climbed up the
| highest stories to tear from tne tneatres the
word i'm perial, Extreme care IL eyinced to re-
snecs tbe arms of other nations. 10 one Of the
streets a large crowd was upon the point OF
tearing down a representation OF the American
eagle. Ascer tainng their mistake, they shout
ed loudlv "V.vl Ia Repubi9ua, Amanoaine!'
The police are no longer to be seen in the
''l1r CORES ,ondent of the Daily News at Paris
saTs. At three O'Clock Sunday aftsrnoon be
saw the palace OF the Tulleri?s invade By o
mob. who tore down the throne, DESTROYED
everything marked with the Imperial bees and
other Napoleonic insignia; and carried away
and cast into the Seine al! basts, statues and
pictures of the Ronapartes.
MEETINGS AND RESOLUTIONS.
srurraARDT September 8.
crowded meeting held here today the
yoiIowins resolution WAS adopted:
Resolued. That Germany refuses mediation
nm % ,be Intervention OF the powers. Other
rs resolutions Int a were adopted, demanding the in
cornoration Of Alsace and Lorraine o. part
OF Germsny. as the oa!y guarantee aga,nss Z
greed and Is Gsp rSs9 }hs aer
mans must now be one natioa Ia one STATE, .a,a
WITH with one army and one PArlIament, ana Inat
these are the only securities fof permanent
peace for Germany and Europe.
TIE esRMAN-KnEn1oAN STEAMERS
IoNDoN, September 4.
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