The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-13
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Revolutionary Meetings in London.
LONDON, September II.
There were formidable popular demonstra
tions here to-day in favor of the French Re
public, and against monarchy at home anc
abroad. One meeting was in Hyde Park, and
one at st. James's Hall.
The imbecilitv of the British Government
was strongly denounced, and the Queen was
charged by name with encouraging the King
OF Prussia in his march on Paris for the pur.
pose OF destroying the young Republic.
The proposition to suppress the Queens
name was received with tempest OF Kisses.
A voice in the crowd cried Three groans for
the Prince Of Wales ~
The response was universal and passionate.
The aspect of the crowd al one time was really
appalling.
The better class of people assembled in st.
Jamess Hall.
The resolutions adopted denounce King Will
liam's Inconsistency in continuing his advance
upon Paris after his announcement that the
war was against the Empire, and not upon the
French people.
The speakers said that the English Govern
ment was hostile to France, not because 1T
loves Germany, but because it hates Re-
publicanism and fears it. The Gov
ernment OF England has not recog-
nized the Republic in France, but the
day is at hand when the French Republic will
be called upon to recognize the Republic of
England.
Prussian Repulses-
PARIS, September IL.
The ministry publish the following:
The Prusslans attacked Toul on Saturday, at
o'clock in the morning, and persisted till
at night.
They were constantly repulsed, and many
of their guns were dismounted. More than
10, 600 Prussians were put hors de combat.
verdun still holds out.
The garrison of Montmedy repulsed Prus-
sian attack in splendid style on Thursday.
The Prussians have surrounded Meaux,
twenty-five miles from Paris, and are in force
at Crecy, about the same distance. They are
approaching Noisy lie Grand, which Is only
nine miles from Paris.
New Intervention Rumors.
PARIS, September IL.
1t is rumored that Russia insists upon an
armistice.
It Is again said that the United States has
sent three decided dispatches TO Berlin, and
that the Prussian advance has been halted in
consequence.
LONDON, September II.
The British journals urge English inteFven-
ton as duty and right, the neglect of which
would involve dishonor.
Advices regarding the Emperors treatment
state that he seems rather an honored guest
than prisoner.
Is it n Religious War!
BERLIN, September -.
The Archbishop Of Guesen and Posen denies
that the war on the part Of Prussia is anti
Catholic.
Advices from Florence say that the Italian
troops enter Rome today.
Italy's ultimatum virtually strips the Pope of
his temporal power, but Italy processes her
willingness to concur with any power in guar
anteeing the independence of the Pontiff.
The French Bourse.
PARIS, September 70.
The French successes at Toul and Montme-
dy, with the reported halt OF the Prusslan ad-
vance, strengthen the Bourse, and there have
been considerable purchases on speculation.
The departure of certain members of the
French Government from Paris for Tours has
been indefinitely postponed.
The PrussInn Halt.
LONDON, September l2.
The Prussian army has halted twenty-five
miles from Paris at the request Of Bism arck to
consider the proposition Of Russia and Austria
for an armistice.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
French Reports.
PARIS, September u.
1t is officially announced that Theirs departs
for London, ST. Petersburg and Vienna on a
secret mission.
The Prussians were az Niedun last night.
The rumors of an armistice increase
Orders have been issued for the fortlhca-
tlons Of Havre, Marseilles, nunkirk and other
ports to be placed in state Of defence. and
all French men-oC-war are to be fully manned,
and held ready for service.
The diplomatic corps defer their departure
from the city.
MARsEILLEs, September r.
Twenty thousand volunteers have left here
for Paris.
English Reports.
LONDON, September II.
Teiegrams from the seat of war in the pa
pers here are perfect chaos, with contradic-
tory statements.
The reports forwarded to the New York pa
pers are mainly correct. Privat- telegrams
are refused In Paris.
The Times says Uhat France has been cured
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