The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-22
A part Of the Prussian army have re-entered
Nancy and appointed Mayor.
An invasion from Luxembourg is considered

An invasion from Luxembourg is considered
imminent.
There was bombardment of Strasbourg on
Friday from morning to noon, when it was
suspended two hours. The return fire was
almost harmless.
Great rejoicing Of German citizens took
place over the victory. 1lluminations and pro-
cessoEs we're the features of the occasion.
The French War Office forbids the publica-
ton Of war dispatches unless signed by
Bazaine.
Serious disturbances have occurred in the
departments Of Vendee, by the peasantry, who
cay that the present war is Lutheran against
the Catholic Church. The Protestants were
assalled relentlessly.
Latest editions of Journals this evening have
little from tue battle-felds Of Thursday and
Friday, and nothing of to-day.
War News from Various Points.
BRUSSELS, August 20.
A Paris letter says Marshal Mcmahon is re-
treating on Paris, and will avoid battle un-
less he can form junction with Bazaine.
The people of Strasbourg replied, "We shall
never surrender" The commandant, dlsmis-
sing the Prussian officer, said: "The people
have given you my reply"
The Etoile Beige announces that the Empe-
| ror was extremely i'll, on Wednesday, ct, Cha
| Ions; ALSO inamates his contemplated sbdica-
ton.
MUNICH, August 10.
A bloody battle occurred between Gravel
lotte and RlsonTille to-day. The French were
driven back to Metz. All communication be-
tween Metz and Paris has been detroyed.
ATHENS, August 90.
Two German vessels loaded with oil have
been captured.
| ST. PETERSBURG, August 20.
Orlof, the Russian Minister to Vienna, has
| gone to Paris. The Car congratulated the
Sllesian regiment, of which he is colonel. on
Its gallantry at Weissenburg; also sent the
usual surgeons to the Prussian camp.
FLORENCE, August TO-
There was violent debate in the Italian
Chambers yesterday. Deputy Willard accused
the Ministers Of violating the neutrality Of
Italy by sending italian troops to defend the
Pope. One of the Ministers replied thEt MAJ
zini was arrested Tor travelling In Sicily under
false name. The government was well aware
of al, his plans, and is determined to defeat
them. Mazzni would have fair trial. Sicily
was especially insamma5le. Deputy Bettani
denounced the arrest as illegal.
VIENNA, August 90.
An imperial decree opens the Provincial
Diets. The Emperor expresses qualification at
the patriotic unanimitr Of all the people OF the
Empire. He hopes he shall be able to satisfy
the legitimate demands Of Galicia and Tyroi
by an immediate election to the Reichsrath.
MADRID, August 20.
The government is preparing for heavy ship
mentg Of troops for Cuba early in September.
Some two dozen Republican leaders, including
Paul Aruia, have returned TO Madrid, taking
advantage of the amnesty. Senor Plerrand
has not yet returned.
Additional kilograms.
The Northern papers contain the following
dispatches of dates less recent than the above:
TIE BLOODY RATTLE on SUNDAY.
BERLIN, August 10.
General Manteuffel telegraphs to the gov
ernment here relative to the battle Of the
l4lh, dating his dispatch near Metz, yesterday
afternoon. 1.-THE French, in heavy masses,
issued from Metz, and, after bloody engage
ment OF three hours, the first corps routed the
enelny's right Our troops fought with superb
courage, carrying the enemy's position by as
sa,llt snlendldly write without waiting to
remove my helmet"
BERLIN NEWS.
Frederick, Duke of Schleswig, has issued q
manifesto lmporing all Germans to sustain
Prussia. Tie Prusslan government allows only
one correspondent Of the Berlin press at the
front. and Mr. KreIssler, OF the Halle, has been
selected for the place.
AID FOR TIE WOUNDED.
LONDON, August IS.
Tie Times eloquently calls for aid for the
French and German wounded, and says that
tile future result will depend on the develop
ment OF the resources OF tie hostile powers,
and declares that the transfer OF Alsace TO
Prussia would violate the sacred principle OF
national sovereignty, and conflict with The
permanent restoration Of peace.
pKrsstAN TERMS OF PEACE.
A wel!.nformed diplomat says Prussia will
exact no surrender OF French soil, but will in
sist on the exclusion Of the Bonaparte family
| from the throne Of France, Other terms OF
peace. not reconciable with the French amour
propye, including. doubtless, partial reim-
bursement of. the cost OF the war, may be
| added. The Political restoration Of the house
| OF Orleans is currently discussed as probable.
The French ambassador ut Brussels has re-
fused Francois Hugo, son OF Victor Hugo, q
passport to Paris
EFFORTS IN BEHALF OF PEACE.
A special dispatch from Berlin states that
another attempt has been made for peace be-
tween France and Prussia. The Queens mes
senrer arrived at Berlin yesterday with pro-
posals for peace from the English Cabinet.
Tie Emperor OF the French expressed his
readiness TO treat for peace, and proposals are
| made through Lord Lyons. The King o.
Prussia and Count Won Bismarck have been
telepraphcd to at headquarters. The King
replied that II Napoleon wished for peace he
mIlst ask Tor an armistice in the usual way
The issue must be decided either by arbitra
ment or War
GENERAL TRoCHU's PROCLAMATION.
General Trochu has been appointed COM
mander-ln-chief OF oil the forces at Paris. and
has issued proclamation counselins order
and calmness not only IN the streets oil the
city. but spirit of resignation under trials
| consequent upon the sit9atisA. he says that
| France must have the demeanor Of a great
! military nation conducting us own destinles,
and the government viii gam the confidence
| of the people by showing the greatest conf
dence in them. He Appeals 10 all men and TO
| all parties. saying that he Delongs himself TO
| no party save that OF his country, and he de-
clares that all good citizens. must, by moral
restraint, keep down those VINO see IN public