The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-10
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FAMINE TO CONQUER.
4 PROPOSITION TO SURF NDER
srRAsBOURG REJECTED BIZ
PRUSSIA.
THE MARsELLAIsE EwsPAPER DE-
sTROYED BY A MOB.
PARIS NOT TO BE B0MBARDED.
THE REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED BY
SWITZERLAND.
CITIZENS ADVISED TO LEAVE PARIS.
UNPLEASANT RELATIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA
AND ENGLAND.
THE MARsELLAISE NEwsPA De
sTRoYED BY A MOB.
PARIS NOT TO BE B0MBARDED.
THE REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED BY
SWITZERLAND.
CITIZENS ADVISED TO LEAVE PARIS
UNPLEASANT RELATIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA
AND ENGLAND.
Prussian Reports.

NEW 1Ohh, oCplOLhoSA W
A special telegram to the Herald from Carls-
ruhe, on the 9th, says that a flag of truce lett
strasbourg yesterday, carrying proposition Of
surrender from General Ulie. He proposed ces-
sation of hostnities; that two thousand French
men should remain in the citadel, which should
remain in possession Of France, the garrison
of which should be pledged not to fire gun
nor to take any part in the present war; that
the remainder of the garriscE should be re-
leased, the officers to bear their side arms,
and that the Prussians should hold the city.
The proposition was rejected, and uncondl-
tional surrender demanded.
Uric then asked permission for the civilians
to depart, which was refused, except as re-
garded the women and children. Medicine
has been allowed the French command. The
garrison has been given forty-eight hours to
consider the proposition for an unconditional
surrender.
French Reports.
PARIS, September 9.
The office of the Marsellaise newspaper has
been attacked by the people on account OF
General Cusert's reactionary article whic h
appeared yesterday. The forms were broken
and all Of the papers burned. This action Of
the people is doubtless due to Rocheforts de-
nunciation OF the course Of the paper. This
proves his influence with the people. The
Journals this morning warmly praise his patrl-
otism, and his earnest desire to maintain
order
Two hundred Kabyles arrived here yester-
day from Algeria, preceding large force
which is expected to-day. Sixteen hundred
Gardes Noble arrived yesterday from the
provinces. By this evening 1t Is expected
that this force in the city will number one
hundred thousand.
The journals OF to-day again refer feelingy
to the Princess Clothilde, who before leaving
Paris distributed TO her poor, sums represent
ing the aggregate of the yearly aims which
she was accustomed to give them.
The moats around Paris have been filed.
The prefect of the police advises all who de-
sire to leave the city to do so Immediately.
The Steele says that it is assured from the
best of sources that, In answer to the repre-
sentations of the inhumanity of bombardirg
Paris, the King of Prussia said he would not
have recourse to such extremity. He would
take the place by the aid of famine. AS it is
evident that at least 900, 900 troops will be
needed to entirely surround the city, the
Steele concludes that all Prussian reserves
will be summoned for the siege. 1t says that
this is the reason for the creation Of seventy
six new squadrons Of cavalry, and adds that
it is time that France also organized her cav
airy. ....-
Switzerland recognizes the Republic Of
France.
7. Is reported in diplomatic circles that Eng
land does not push Intervention, owing to un-
pleasant relations between the Cabinets OF
Berlin and London.
TRoYEs, septembers
The Prussians passed Vitry lie Francaise
Yesterday. Their scouts made enormous re-
auisitlons on the surrounding country.
Spain Wants to Aid France with Arms.
MADRID, September 9.
Great manifestations Of sympathy for the
French took place yesterday. Twenty thous-
and persons formed procession, with ban
ners bearing inscriptions aatter'"0 to France,
and the bands played the 'H- ::slllaise."
There was no disorder. At subsequent mass
meeting, Costellaro said thai ''the conscience
OF humanity breathes again at Witness
ing the punishment of the Empire, and
thu triumph of the Republic. The Spanish
people. delivered from their King, were ruled
universal suffrage, and would soon join the
great political movement to form the United
States of Europe. To-day give France your
sympathy, awaiting the moment when you
NAV aid her with arms" Enthusiastic shouts