The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-12
PRUSSIA WILL NOT RESTORE THE
BONAPARTES.
REPORTED DEATH OF PRINCE FREDE
RICK CHARLES.
GAR1BALDI AND HIS VOLUNTEERS GO TO THE
voSGES.
NOON DISPATCHES.
War REPORTS from Tours.


commander Of the Fifteenth Corps, dated Or
leans at this morning: sThe Prussians at
tackled our forces at Artenay. After sharp
fighting the Prussians occupied the position.
General Regan, with five regiments and four
battalions and artillery, reinforced the French.
After fighting until o'clock we were COM
PEELED to fall back into forest, which Is still
held and will be held at any price. The enc
my were greatly superiorin numbers"
It is understood that fighting was resumed
to-day near Orleans. The scene Of the battle
of Artenay. yesterday is only three hours
travel by rail from Tours.
The people are indignant that the Fifteenth
corps was not reinforced from posts here.
General Bourbaki is summoned to Tours to
answer charges of leaving his post to visit
England.
War Reports via London.
= LONDON, October IL.
A note from the Prusslan Government. in
forms the powers that Paris threatens to hold
out until starved. In that event hundred
thousand must die. Prussia will be unable to
feed Paris a single day after capitulatlon, as
there is nothing edible within days march OF
Paris.
Metz advices are to Sunday. The weather
is very unfavorable. The firing from the
works is steadily maintained. There ls much
sickness in the town. The Prussians took two
thousand prisoners in the last encounter.
Many of the Prussian wounded have been re-
moved to Berlin. i.
It's stated that Bismarck replied to Lord
Lyons ''that while glad to make peace, no
truce proposition would be entertained for q
moment. Nevertheless Prussia must prose-
cute the war. Those holding power in France
are answerable for results"
Prussia and the Napoleon Dynasty.
BERLIN, October IL.
The following Is official 1.-THE Governme Mt
of Prussia, though unable to recognize the
present Government OF France, will not re-
store the Bonapartes."
The Siege Of Paris.
LONDON, October g.
The Manchester Guardian has special tele-
gram from correspondent at Prusslan head
quarters which announces that the lombard.
ment Of Paris will begin early next week.
The cannonade will be preceded by a formal
summons to surrender the city. 1t is believed
by others that the assault will begin on the
anniversary of the battle Of Leipzig, Octobe
l6. The Germans count on being in the city
on the 10th. They may not find the task Sc
easy. The near approach OF the horrors ol
bombardment eXctes universal pity and sym.
pathy here. Eloquent advocates of mediation,
| in papers like the Standard, are trying to
move the government to action. The horrors
disclosed after the siege Of Strasbourg forcl-
bly, aid these appeals. The ministry manifests
no intention Of moving, and the people await
the result of the assault In dread and anxiety
Ruskin writes that Prussia pushes her success
too far. She should concede an armistice and
offer terms possible to French honor. In al
eloquent article this morning the Standard
says: "The siege OF Paris is not called for
and is going too far"
NIGHT DIS.P 4 T c II E 8.
Further News via London.
q. LONDON, October II.
Five French iron-clads have passed Dover
to the eastward.
Garibaldi has advised the people at Nice and
Savoy to discontinue all agitation at present,
as 1t only embarrasses the French struggle
against Prussia.
Reports from Tours.
ToURs, October l !.
Another body of Prussian prisoners have ar.
| rived.
| Gambatta's balloon brought $4,000 letters.
The Prussians shoot all Franc-tlreurs, o nd
this is one OF the reasons why the Tireurs car.
| ry the black flag.
The papers announce the death OF Prince
| Frederick Charles.
| Itrequres a large force to protect the Prus
SLAMS from the indignation oil the people.
The sympathies OF Spain.
MADRID, October II.
Senior Castlllan, in addressing the French
delegation, affirmed that the sympathy OF the
Spanish people was decidedly with the Ere ncl
Republic.
MIDNIG HT DISP4 TCHES.
The Battle Near Orleans.
LOSpON, OcCOUer IL,
4 detachment of the army Of the Grown
Prince defeated portion Of the army Of the
Loire near Orleans, taking 1000 prisoners and
three guns. The French fled in disorder.
The Prussians have abandoned the purpose
of shooting the town officers of Ablls, in con-
sequence of threat to shoot an equal mum.
Der OF Prussian prisoners.
The Prussians were repulsed second time
at Cherizy, but they rallied, captured and
burned the town. The French say that the
Prussians have burned several villages in the
| plains of BeInice.
The clerical party in France, bnt especially
III LaVendee, refuse to fight under Garlbaldi.
Ten thousand of the National Guard, under
Gustave Flourens, demanded cliassepots, and
insisted that change be made in the practice
of opposing on every battle tsld one French
man to three Prussians. The answer of the
government was unfavorable, and Flourens
has resigned.
Among the documents found in the Tuileries
is deed dated Immediately prior to the mar
riage OF Napoleon with Eugenie, In which
nearly 6,OOO,0 200 francs are settled by the gnpe-
ror on Miss Howard and her son, the Count ie