The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-27
THE. WAR. IN FRANCE.
MAKING READ YETO B OMBARD
- ~. PARIS. s.
The Condition or the Leaxuered City
Failure Of the Negotiations. Mt suetz--
Won MoItke Celebrates hfs Birthday
at Versailles. g.. -,

The Pail Mall Gazette announces tnaG
Meeting between Bismarck and Theirs is arrang-
ed. The Germans, on their western marcn, gutted
the City of Besancon, in the Department Of Doubs
The Germans are apparently concentrating at
Rheims, The commander Of Verdun is defiant.
The Germans refrain from attacking Amiens. Their
troops at Beauvais and Soissons are retiring to-
wards Mezteres. The Prussians entirely destroyed
Chateau Dun. !, A detachment Of %, 900 Germans
reached L'Mesniel on Monday Great uneasiness
Is felt by the Prussisns for Sedan. sy~r-
The Gear sent a decoration to the Duke OF
Mccklenburg Schwerln, with a letter expressing
earnest aspirations for peace. =. ..tE ,.,usg -
1t is officially announced that the Queen sane.
tions the marriage Of Princess Louisa and the
Marquis Of Lorne.
A Series OF Successes.
go. BERLIN, October 26.
Negotiations with Bazaine continue, notwith.
standing the disapproval Of the French Govern
ment. 2! t IL Ids
The Prusslans refuse further paroles to captur.
ed French officers.
.. " ~ CARLsRUHE, October 90.
General Boyer telegraphs to the Duke OF Baden,
on Saturday, that several victorious engagements
occurred at Vorsy, Cussey, Auson and Genne.
Vile. The French loss is severe. The third,
fourth and ffth Baden regiments were engaged.
Their loss is Insignificant. -
Prussia Rec1aims German Territory.
80, NEW YORK, October %. :
A special to the Herald makes Bismarck say
that Prussia can hope for no ru security, without
reclaimIng those territories wrenched from Ger
many for. purposes Of aggression lust and con-
quest. Prussia desires peace, but only peace
With win give full security for the future. An
armisice is useless unless made so as to .ead to
A Batch OF French Rumors.- -.
- -. .ToURs October %. w.
The government, not having accepted. the prin-
clples of the proposed, rarmistice, Trochu made
another effort to force an outlet near Issy on Mon
day, and was repulsed. An extra Of the Moniteur
publishes decree for loan Of two hundred and
fifty millions under the title of loan for national
defence. It Is confirmed that Garibaldi has sue.
cessfuly attacked the -Prussians Marseiles IS
disordcrly. Lyons is quiet. It is rumored that
the Prnssians are evaouaLing Orleans The Pro-
yincial journals evfnce o lack Of confidence In
England's efforts. They sec P:ussian influence in
1t. The journals demand the rejection Of media.
ton. and the continuance OF war to the death.
The safe conduct Ior Theirs has not arrived. The
Prussians menace Bourges. The foundrles have
been removed. '.-Es'' 80 ~. ..' -
A spy, said to be Btsmarcs's nephew, has been.
brought here. It Is reported that Garfbaldt has
been defeated, the Prussiaus capturing two mi.
tratlleurs, some horses. &c. Garibald has made
an effective disposition OF his forces for the pro-
lection of Lyons. The Prusslans have Withdrawn
from South Orleans. 4 large number of Reming-
ton guns were distributed to-day. The troops
pronounce them superior to the Ghassepots for
rapid firing. The troops are well armed, and
constantly going forward.
NIGHT DISPATCHES. -.
French War; Reports. ~. ..,,J!
y>5,,c',- TOURS, October %.
A balloon starting for Paris was carried against
q tree and badly damaged. Another EFFORT win
be made tomorrow.
German War Reports. -.
S. - y''j ~ BRUSSELS, October. %. y
a conference between Bismarck and the, repre-
sentatives OF the South German States is In prG;
gress, but ponderous objections to German unin.
cation are manifesting themselves in the shape
of special budgets and special taxation: 49,
The rumors OF negotiations between Napoleon
and King william for the restoration Of the tenn
poral power OF the Pope, and for peace between
France and Prussia, cannot be traced to any relia
BILE source. 49,. p, ~ s,,-,. A., .es.ys
War Reports from England. .afE
y LONDON, October %.
Correspondents write that Paris Is girded with
ruins The country without the walls Is desolate
for miles. x
The troubles In Marseilles ore increasing. The
Red Republicans are largely in the ascendant,
and openly rebel against the authorities at Paris
and Tours They offer reward for Gambetta's
head.
Gustave Flourens has been finally discharged.
free pass has been given for Theirs to enter
Paris. He is not expected in less than 0 week.
Orleans is still unocoupied by the Prussans.
There IL no Indication Of an immediate advance
on yendome or Blois. The Prussians are levying
heavy contributions from the people around
Chartres. ..,.-, $500 ~ -.
A dispatch from before Metz says that the Ne
gotiations for the surrender Of Metz upon the
basis u. The restoration Of Eugente to the Regen-
cy have failed and that peace Is only obtainable
through the intervention Of the neutral powers.
The French regard Englands last erorttowards
mediation with extreme ds,rust 1t Is reported
On the continent that Queen Victoria has written
to King William, urging him to moderate his de-
mand. .@.
The Prussians have removed the Art Tresares
from Sevres to Versailles. .,.,z @
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
The New French Loan.
s'' LONDON. October 28