The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-26

energy the great mission confded to me, l
have fsith IN the .saccess 5of our arms, forfI
; know that Frauce Is standing behind me, and
thak God protects us.
French Provocntlon:t 20 wa-NaPoleon's
Demseds ia the Hzehen.ollcrn Case.
,,,ss..zs.,z,,,, BERLIN, July %.
The official publication Of the demands Of
1Erance on Prussia, show that Prussia had no
alternative but refusal Of them. France de-
manded from theiBerlin Government pledge
that no German should ever ascend the Span
ish throne; that one of the Hohenzollern Prin-
ces should reside permanently in Paris as q
hostage. of guarantee to this pledge, or, that o
very large amount of money, should be deposit
ed in France as ssseurieY Of its observance, the
money ia. be forfeited. should the, pledge be
violated. TWAS also demanded, as an alter
native, for this, that the SRhenish provinces OF
Prussia be handed over to French keeping, ITO
be held,by France until the period ofthe death
of,the last Prince of the house OF Hohenzollern-
sigmaringen. -. % sass .s4'ss's go =. -
The Berlin Oficisl Gazette declares that be
fore the present war closes Germany, with the
other. powers of Europe, win = exact from
France special guarantees Tor the, Observance
Of peace hereafter; and that In case Of her re-
fusal9to give them, ,.the united forces will 80
cripple the French Empire as to. prevent fur
ther mischief On Ter part, - -. {
In, the North German Parliament yesterday
DE-. stmson read a;dispatchi nom America, an
no1ncing that the Germans Of ST. Louis offer
ed $1,000, 900 in aid Of the wounded and wild!
ows sand orphans ot the var: ~ 81 4. 81
Prassian Feeling is Like the Uprising
OF the North aftsr, sumter-Prussia
Taken BIZ surp,rise- Clos
ing nd Students Enllstins-slow
Observation-Disclosures M an to
March ON Paris. y .--
;s slss:.. 49, n Z, LONDON, Friday, July 2s.
The army movements on both sides are
slow. A special correspondent writes from
Berlin, on the 10th inst, that Prussia was ac-
tusIly taken by surprise. Nobody contemplat-
ed war. Hence the concentration OF forces is
less advanced than with the French, nor will
Won Moltke be hurried. There are two meth
dds Of mobilizing the Prussian army. "he
Uicker is when regiments march rs they are,
anotswaiting for the reserVes, which follow
when ready, The more regular method Is
when regiments await their reserves till their
RACKS are f6lE.t The latter and slower method
has now; been adopted, showing that Prussia
'is I'd no dread of the threatened immediate
Invasion. ,:s%.s3:. $. !. =.
Z: No soldier OF the famous corps Of Prussian
Guards has yet left Berlin. Infantry reserves
cwere arriving on Tuesday, and regiments were
exdected to march on Friday. 50 -, ~ .
i,s.tRnthnsiasm and confidence increase daily.
. feeling throngh ghopt Germany is only com
parable to that, OF the North when Sumter was
astac1ed.. tysti1l, the financial andcoramercial
distress Is terrible, and; there are innumerable
failures Of old and strong houses. /
a.. It Is perfectly understood in Berlin that the
German army, If victorious, will march to
Paris, Tie railroad freight traffic mas ceased,
and the passenger trafac closes on the 24th.
G6ttingen University is closed, and all the
Students have enlisted. From Bonn 800 are
expected All the universities will soon close.
The London Daily News has special from
Strasbourg OF the 2lst instant, saying the de-
fences, depend much on the water, which is
now 80 low thatlthe place is comparatively
weak. Additionalworks are in progress. The
garrison numbers about six thousand, and be-
.tsides there are In camp about ten thousand
amore. fCommunica a1ons across the river con-
,tinue by ferry. Correspondents Of La Libert&
and La Rappel have been arrested, one while
sketching the Notifications, and the other by
reason of his speaking French with German
sceent Both have subsequently been releas-
ed. The correspondent arrested yesterday, at
Metz, is now reported to be William q. Rus
sell, journeylng towards Prussia.
Although the Journal Ofioiel to-day reiterates
,Le Bnufs order that no journalists shall be
admitted TO the French army, it is reported
that one pass was issued to the correspondent
OF an English. sBouspartist paper. In France
Snly o1aoial army news is to be allowed. The
French expeditionarY naval force is expected
toAailifom Cherbourg on Saturday. .
A Projected Anisnoe between France
and Prussia.
......... LONDON, July rs.
The Tim ss publishes and vouches foEthe au-
tsenticity Of the following projected treaty
submitted by Flnce to. Prussia. The pream.
bic sets forth that ''the King of Prussia aud