The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-28

F0E a PLACE TO LAY ITS HEAD.
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NOON DISPATCHES.
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LONDON, september27.
The French still believed on Sunday that 1t
was Fort Mont Valerien that the Prussians
demanded as condition Of peace. The Prus-
slams. however, say that it was the City Of
yervien (verdun y This accounts for the ex-
element throughout France.
1t is now said that Bazaine has made no Of
fer of surrender.
a Break at strasbourg.
BERLIN, September q.
A break broad enough to warrant an assault
has been made at Strasbourg. The official Ga
zette says that whatever may be the German
plans the restoration Of the Bonaparte dynasty
is not among them.
Going to Stay. -
FERRIEREs, September 81.
King William apparently intends keeping
his headquarters here. He has made every
preparation Tor a long stay, by erecting tele-
graphs. &c.
Successful Sortie from Paris.
TOURS, September 27.
The Project of the Department Du Nord,
writes on the 26th: The following has been re-
cs!.ed from Paris dated the 23d, by carrier
pigeon:
The division of General Maudhoy yesterday
attacked the heights of Vile Juif. The battle
began at A. N. After sustaining sharp Prus-
sian fire for some time, our troops carried the
redoubts OF Moulin sagne, Vile Juif and
Hautes Bruyeres. We occupy them now.
The Garde Mobile behaved well. The ene-
mys loss was great. On the same day the
French made reconnaissance and drove the
enemy from the village of Drouiey. On the
same day force from st. Denis attacked
Pierre Fitte, which the Prusslans had occupied
in considerable force, and the French troops
returned to St. Denis unmolested.
Bazaine Repudlntes the Republic.
LONDON, September q.
Bazaine, repudiating the Republic, demands
the orders of the Emperor or OF the Empress
to surrender.
An Unfortunate Britisher.
BERLIN, September %:
Captain Johnson, o bearer Of dispatches for
the British Government, was roughly handled
by the Prussans near Paris He was subse-
quently roughly handled by the French, who
were under the impression that, being an Eng
llshman, he must be a spy The English are
unpopular with both armies.
French War Reports.
LONDON, september 81.
All strangers are arrested at Orleans and
Tours General Trochu announces stern pen
alties tor cowardice, pillage, desertion or other
unsoldierly conduct.
Tie port of Kiel mas been re-opened.
Blsmarck's repudlatlon of the Fort Mont
valerein demand has been promptly met by a
reaf6rmaton of the demand signed BY three
ministers Of the French Provisional Govern
ment.
The branch of the Bank of France, at Havre,
has stopped payment.
Contradictory Account.
BRUSSELS, September 81.
The Independence Beige Of this city notices
the irreconcilable. differences and contradic-
tions in the war news, and in the views Of
the peace oVcrtures.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Prussian Reports.
BERLIN, September 81.
The announcement is repeated that the Elm
peror revoked the decree creating the resen
cy, and it is asserted that he has sent au en-
voy to Metz to consult Bazane on peace. This
news is suppressed in Berlin as far as posi-
blc
The press, in repelling the charge that
Strasbourg was bombarled while crowde d
with women and children, says that Uric
has persisted in refusing 10 permit the nom
combatants 10 Leave.
The foreign Officer has advised the North
German diplomats abroad that no government
exists at Pars-the government de taeto exists
at Tours, hence Paris is left to bear military
treatment
Italian Reports.
ROME, September q.
The city is quiet and confidence is returning.
The Pope and Cardinals reappear in public.
English Reports.
LONDON, September q.
The arrest OF Jacoby, a noted Liberal, gives
profound offence throughout North Germany.
Dispatches from Marseilles stare that the
city is borrowing money, ana arming with
traditional patriotism.
The Prusslans around Paris are said to MAIN
tain strict discipline-the departments of the
Seine ct Disc and Seine ct Marne, except
Paris, being under their control.
French Reports.
TOURS, September q.
Fayre's official report concludes, from the
manner in which his efforts for peace ere
met by the Germans, that they are determi n
ed on conquest. The interview WAS not alto
gether useless, as it has proved that Prussia,
contrary to her declarations is fighting against