The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-11
THE STRUGGLE RENEWED.
TIE FRENCH SUCCESSFUL AROUND
PARIS AND ON THE LOIRE.
Three Days Fighting on the Loire
Prussians Driven Ten Miles-French
Victorious ut Orleans-P Prusst
Evacunte Orleans, Leaving SICK ana
Wounded Behind.
LONDON, November 10.

LONDON, November 10.
By balloons on the 9Th, Favre writes the
foreign representatives OF France that Prussia Is
responsible for the failure Of the armistice. The
document is very strong.
The French neet passed Cuxhaven going to the
North Sea. The buoys and lights of the Elbe
have been removed, and pilots are forbidden to
leave the ports.
Garibaldi has quarrelled with the Francs
tireurs.
The liberals have carried North Germany as far
as heard.
At the Lord Mayors banquet, Granville said
England's impartiality was equally dissatisfac.
tory TO Prussia and France. !.
NEW YORK, November 10.
The Herald's special, writing from Versailles on
the 5th, says something important Is expected.
The Prussians are preparing. Reports reach Yer.
sailes that fifteen Southern departments Oh
France and Algeria have seeded from the Tours
Government.
The North German Parliament meets on the
goth to provide means for carrying on the war.
Bavaria alone Of the South German States Is
seriously factIous against German unity.
A correspondent OF the Herald interviewed Ma
poleon. He says lie was not betrayed; the dlsas
ter was the result OF mutual and general self-de-
ceptlon. Napoleon has no ambition for his own,
and little for his sons restoration. He thinks his
son will be happier in private station. he hates
the republic, but loves France. France needs
peace. The Emperor has no property In Ametl'a,
and but little elsewhere. he lkeRs recent events
to an earthquake.
The Papncy.
FLORENCE, November g..
Thiers has written letter 10 his Holiness, at
Rome, assuring him that the great powers OF Eu.
rope will consider his case at the coming con-
gress. A position worthy Of Gods ylcegerent Will
be provided him. The King will officially enter
Rome after.the national elections. Preparations
are actively making in all the provinces for the
elections, which will occur on the 30thinstant.
Signor Brogllc chairman Of the special COM
mIttee on the subject, has male report TO the
senate recommending that Rome be not MADE the
capital Of Italy until after the deccase OF the pres
ent Pope. -
The grand festival Of San Carlo TO-DAY fell nat
like that OF All.Saint's Day last Tuesday. The
splendid ceremony customary on sucn occasions
were omitted. The Pope celebrated mass and ad-
DIRE ssed few words to the congregation, assur.
Ing them at the close OF his allocntion. that the
present order OF things would soon come 70 an
end and the new year would be signallzed Dy the
triumph OF The apostolic cause Very large
amounts OF money are reaching the holy Father
daily to prevent his acceptance Of another month.
ly stipend OF 100000 francs offered MIN oy tne
Italian Government for his civil list. foreign
lady Of distinction, who has just arrived at Rome,
has brought her fortune as an Offering to his Holi.
ness. Twenty thousand francs were received
from an English Catholic committee. An address,
drawn up by Slgnora Luchesi Palli and two thou
sand others, was presented him, with large DO
nation. III
Another address, signed by still larger num-
ber OF ladies' accompanied prtncely gift. Its
tenor Ia as follows: "Most Blessed Father: NOW,
that your Holiness Ia Initiating the Son or Cod n
dis dolorOus passion. allow rs 70 initiate @ ,aae sne
pious women In presenting ourselves az your Lees
and Offering you what little support We can WIN
our tears and prayers and our slender gifts. Let
rs hope that, as those same ptous women were
the fIrst t. rejoice over Jesus arisen, 30 we may
soon be the lirst to show forth our Joy on the dHy
Of your triumph. Let your apostolic oenedlctlen
be he pledge OF this hope"