The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-20
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AFROTHY CIRCULAR FROM JULES FAvRE
IN JUSTIFICATION OF THE NEW
"a. REPUBLIC
NAPOLEON SAYS NOTHING CAN KEEP
THE PRUssIAHs OUT OF PARIS.
PRUSSIA RELUCTANT TO MAKE PEACE
AT PRESENT. -.---
PARIS TO BE STARVED OUT.

PARIS TO BE STARVED OUT.
NOON DISPATCHES
Fighting Around Paris.
Tours, September 10.
Continuous fighting is now going on arount
Paris. No particulars.
No Armistice.
az -. LONDON, September 10.
The armistce reported to have been effected
is without foundation. There is no prospect o
peace.
An application to Russia.
LONDON, September 49,
/ The steamer Jerome Napoleon, with Their
aboard, has gone to st. Petersburg.
Important Circular from Jules Favre.
PARIS, September l9.
The Journal du Republique publishes a cir
cular from Jules Favre which covers the fol
lowing points: First. The reason why the elec
ton of the members of the Constituent AS
sembly is to occur on the I'd, instead of on the
18th OF October,
Second. Answers to the objection made re-
gardlng the de jup character of the present
French Republic. Fayre admits the irregu
larity of its formation, but argues that the ur.
gency Of the case, the defence Of the integrity
Of the soil of France and of the national honor
involved return of the delegated powers tc
the people.
Nothing, he adds, is to be expected from
Prussia. Her supreme will and exaltation
from success are lrreconcilable with calm i'm
partially and statemanship. Two hundred
thousand victims have been already sacri-
feed to her ambition, and 1t, Is certain TINT
she will exact terms from France which
the present momentary and incomplete gov.
ernment should not accept. Hence, we
convoke an assembly, freely chosen to decide.
What we ask now is to give France our hearts
and our blood. Then let France decide: not
our transitory authority, but immortal France
arising herself to confront Prussia. France,
released from the winding sheet Of the Empe-
Tor, frank and generous, Is ready to immediate
herself for right and liberty, disavowing all
those exalted political ideas Of the old govern
ment.
France has had no ambition but to remain
mistress OF herself and to derelope her materi-
al and moral resources. It is for this she asks
cessation of hostllities. but she vii prefer
thousandfold of disaster to disholor.
Farre adds: Mankind must admire but
pity the spectacle Of Paris without looking TO
the left or to the right, or backward, defending
bar roennrroa and her frppdomn
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Prussian Reports.
BERLIN. September L?
1t lis officially reported that while Napoleon
was at Namur, in Belgium, he eulogized the
discipline and courage of the Prusslan soldiers.
and said that nothing could keep them out Of
Paris.
There has been no blockade of the Baltic for
a week.
The North German Gazette says that the
French Republic exists de Jacto and the En-
pire dej,re. We should treat with the govern
meut that offers the best conditions.
Italian Reports.
FLORENCE, September ls.
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received with great enthusiasm.
General Beaxes Is marching on Rome.
Romeeis still unoccupied though closely In,
vested.
The Italian Chambers will be convened al
an early day TO hear the result oI the Plebis-
citun In Papal territory.
Spanish Reports.
MADRID, September 10.
Minister Olozaga's recognition of the French
Republic has been approved by Spain.
A Republican demonstration in favor OF
France has been made at Toledo.
The raising OF the blockade OF the Baltic
and North Seas has been officially announced.
Olozaga breakfasted with Prim at Servans.
He explained his promp: recognition of the
French Republic, claiming that he was fully
justified by dispatches he received from sa-
COSTA, recommending that he should recog-
Mise the Republic.
English Reports.
LONDON, September 10.
Favre mas set out for Meauy, under Prus-
sian safeguard Whether Or MOI he will be
officially received is still a matter Of doubt.
Only a handful OF French troops escaped
from Metz. Toul is vigorously pushing the
siege. Military experts are OF :be opinion
that Metz cannot hold oat mach longer.
Forty millions OF roubles lately deposited in
the Bank of France by Russia, lave beer :rans-
tered 10 the Bank Of England.
Yareo!oid is raging anons Tie French arc
prussals at MagdeburS.
Genera! Failly is not deati. He and lis FAM
ly aud staff occupy pTiace!y apartments at
Mayeuce.
The captured French otfcers are s1mpt:l-
ous!y provided for by their captors. They are
given the choice Of towns for residences, and
are allowed the 81 ne pay aud perlu!sites as
when at home.
The Countess Of Cowley has had long IN
terview with the Emperor in behalf Of the En-
press.
The Post says tina: balloon with five thous
and letters from Metz has been captured by
the Prussians.
Bazaine; in one of his letters, writes that ms
army :e well supplied with everything neces-
say, and that Ais. troops were victorious in
every fight up to the 3lst.
The correspondent Of the Daily News says
that Bismarck Intends To strive ont Paris utl-