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

much needed the services Of those accustomed
to the duties of the office.
The foreign ambassadors visited the new
ministry yesterday.
vlneroy and his corps, who went to rein
force Mcmahon, but did not reach him, has
explained his march to the ministry. and
said that during the whole of his return march
he was pressed by the Prussian advance.
Nearly all of the deputies who were of the
majority in the late Corps Legstatif have left
Paris.
There are reports from all quarters of con-
ternplated mediation by the foreign powers,
but there is no cessation In the preparations
for national defence.
The Gaulois says that part of the admins :
tration will go to Tours; if necessary to Lyons,
and thence to Marseilles.
tits reported that the committee installed
In Lyons think of resisting the government
| because 1t is too moderate.
Laon has been turned by the Prussans, who
are coming by the Alsne valley.
The Journal Offlciel says that as the forests
of Champaign and Chantilly will serve as refuge
for the enemy, they should be burned.
It is understood that in case Of mediation
Lord Lyons, Chevalier Nigla, the Italian
Minister, Senior Olozaga, the Spanish Minister,
and Washburne, will 60 to the headquarters of
the Prussian King.
A new corps called the Guardians of the
Peace has been organized.
Washburne has written letter announcing G
his authorization to recognize the Republic,
Offering the congratulations Of the American
Government and people, who hear with en-
thusiasm the proclamation OF the Republic un-
attended with bloodsled, and sympathize with
the movement, which is big with results for
France and for mankind.
The letter, after recalling the traditional
friendship ofthe two countries, congratulates
France upon the choice Of Jules Favre as
foreign minister.
Gambetts has issued proclamation 10 the
projects of departments, bidding them to think
only of war, and the postponement Of every
thought except for national defence.
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Paris is provisioned for two million men TO T
two months.
New YORK, September s.
Special kilograms from Paris to this city say
that Paris is unusually quiet, but wears an ap-
pearance of earnestDess and determination.
Under the constant rumors Of the approach of
the Prussans, the determination to defen
the city becomes more universal. All classes
share this feeling, which is becoming hourly
more fervid.
The troops under arms in Paris amount to
4O,0OO, including. Veneroys Corps, National
Guard and volunteers.
Brest, Havre and Cherbourg are in state Of
defence.
1t is apprehended that Bazaine will capitu-
late tor want of ammunition and provisions.
HAvRE, September 8.
Martial law has been proclaimed here.
English Reports.
LONDON, September 8.
A healthfll reaction in the stock market is
hopeless while the French Republicans buster
for war.
The Times and other Journals deprecate the
policy which inf1icts consequences upon France
for the acts Of the Empire.
It is reported that the French anxiously de-
sire peace.
The independence Beige says that England
withholds mediation at the instance OF the
Foreign Minister, Granville, who holds that the
integrity of French territory Is no longer pos
slble.
1t is rumored via Marseilles that the Repub-
lie was proclaimed in Florence, and the Crown
Prince Humbert was named for President.
1t is contemplated to appoint ambassadors
to London, Vienna and st. Petersburg, from
active members of the party of the Left.
No call will be made for universal suffrage
until after the war.
The French Ambassador at Constantlnople
has resigned.
The Prussan advance has reached La Ferte
Sons Jouarre forty miles from Paris.
The Princess Mathilde was released on the
Belgian frontier.
1t is said that Bazaine is we'll supplied with
provisions 1T believed.
Copenhagen advlces indicate that the Baltic
feet unanimously accept the Republic.
Italian Reports.
FLORENCE, September 8.
The reported proclamation Of the Republic
in Italy is false. All remains quiet.
Victor Emanuel announces his ability to
maintain order everywhere, even in the Papal
States II necessary.
Prussian Reports.
BERLIN, September 8.
The Queen has sent her chief de cuisine to
the French Emperor at Wilhelmshohe.
Spain CongratuIates the New Republic.
MADRID, September 8.
All classes are satisfied with the French re-
volutlon. The Republicans telegraphed their
congratulations to the new governme mt.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.