The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-07

THE NATIONAL GUARD ADVANCING TO MEET
THE PRUssIANs.
yQON DISPITCHEs.
Escorting the Prisoners.
LONDON. September G.
The Bavaran corps escort $4,000 Fren ch
prisoners from Sedan to Prussia.
THE death of General Fallly is denied.
Peace Proposals.
The Daily News says that Jules Favre, the
new Foreign Minister, has already made pro-
posals for peace, involving the withdrawal OF
the Prussian armies, and the abolition of the
French standing armies.
The Revolution.
The Times and other English journals favor
the French revolution as clear expression OF
the National will. They anticipate no disor-
der.
AboIishing the Signs OF Empire.
The names Of the streets in Paris are already
changed. The Avenue de L'Empereur be-
comes Rue Victor Noir (Nolr was killed by
Prince Pierre Napoleon.)
The Mayor Of Paris to the People.
PARIS, September c.
Notwithstanding the supremacy OF the mob,
public order is maintained.
Etienne Arago, in taking possession Of Paris
as Mayor in the name of the Republic, Issued
stirring address, recalling the patriotic
events of '92, OF 80 and Of '4s. It concludes
| thus
"Citizens ! / speak 10 you now as our fathers
did in '92. Citizens, the country is In danger.
Rally around this Partisan municipality. de-
Tended from siege by soldier OF the Republic.
.Viye 10 Republique.'
The Orleans Princes Volunteer.
BRUssELLs, September 6.
The Prince de Joinvie, the Due d'Aum ale
and the Duke de Chartres have left BRUSSELS
to offer their swords to the French Republic.
Bazaine Holds Out-The Strength OF the
French Armies.
PARIS, September 4.
Marshal Bazaine holds out at Metz.
The total force OF the French armies, incln-
ding the National Guard and tiarde Mobile, is
700, 900 men.
II is stated that Count Palikao and Henry
Chevreau, late Minister of the Interior, are in
Belgium They fled during the crisis preceding
the declaration of the Republic.
1t is rumored that strong Italian column is
marching on Rome.
Sympathy for the Republic.
LONDON, September C.
To-day congratulatory declarations have
reached France from the Republican commit
tees OF several nations. Great numbers Of
Republicans are already leaving London for
Paris Victor Hugo reached Paris last night.
A Corps Safe.
PARIS, September G.
General Why's corps has reached the River
saone on its retrograde march. The corps is
intact, and falling back in good order.
The Advance Oh Paris.
BRUSSELS, September 6.
The Prince Imperial has lett Hanover for
England. The Empress Eugene arrived in
Belgium on Sunday.
The Prussans are advancing on Paris by
forced marches.
Events and Rumors I'm Paris.
| PARIS, September 6.
Tie police have been incorporated with the
National Guard.
II is reported that the Italian troops have
entered Rome; also, that Jules Favre, the
new Foreign Minister, has gone TO meet King
| William.
The reported death of Marshal Mcmahon is
contradcted.
N. Rouher quilted France last night.
The Empress left the Palace by the entrance
on the Quai, accompanied by one servant.
In the morning, Ferdinand de Lesseps, a
kinsman OF the Empress, advised her to sign
an abdication. She proceeded to the hall,
where the ministers were in session TO re-
ceiye her. The ministers advised her not to
sign. The Princess Clotilde was the last OF
the Imperial family to leave the Palace.
The appearance Of the Imperial apartments
indicates hasty departure. The person left
in charge OF the palace said that all those TO
whom the Empress had been so kind had
abandoned her in her adversely. Not one re-
NAMED to see her OF. Nothing in the palace
was injured.
Strong forces are posted around the public
buildings.
The Provisional Government makes it
known that it will permit no vandalism.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
English Reports.
LONDON, September G.