The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-11
F FLIGHT i OF THE. PRINCE
TIE PRINCE IaPERIA1 SAFE IN
.:.ii..e;; --zst. LONDON.
ATTEMPTED MURDER OF MINISTER
OLIVIER,
EUeEN1E AND HER BAUBLEs 8
A pAR1s1AN MOB PURSUING oAssAGNAc.
THE ARHY SpoILLNe FOR d FIGHT

Xrrfval of tho Prince Imperfal In Lon
don-The Empress Saves her Bnubles.
LONDON, August 1Q-10 P. N.
The Prince Imperial of France has arrived in
London in of charge W. F. Smith, the Empe-
rorsconfdential agent. Smith also brought with
him the Empress Eagenle's jewels and valaa-
bles, and the famous diamonds Of the Duke OF
Brunswick.
valor OF the French Troops-Attemptt 60
=. Mob Granier de Cassagnac-The Com
::SditIsn and Temper of the ArmY-Tao
sig.sl for Battle Eagerly Awaited.
~ Is. ~ ~ PARIS, August 1919 Pm:
A number CT French newspaper correspeu-
dents WHO were supposed to have been cap
tured, and who arrived to-day, are wounded.
In the accounts they give Of the battles, they
testify to the wonderful bravery Of the French
troops, and particularly those Of the African
army, who fought eight hours necessarily
against overpoweriug odds.
The military spirit and enthusiasm through
out France are increasing.
Large crowds are assembled in the various
quarters of the city, but the utmost good order
prevails. -:
Abhi Barron, the chaplain Of McMahon's
Corps, was killed while helping the wounded
at the battle of wourth.
The correspondent of the Univers, who
went to the front, is missing. Edward About,
the correspondent of lie soir, has been heard
from; and Is supposed to be safe. ,,.....s
1.-THE ladies of Paris have issued an address
In which they make q stirring appeal for aid
for the society for the relief of the wounded.
Contrary to all previous reports received
here at Paris, it is now stated that the Prince
Imperial, Is still at Metz THE London dis
patches show where the Prince really isl
After che adjournment Of the Corps Leglsa-
tifyesterday, the crowd, whose feelings had
been wrought up to a pitch of fury, went to the
residence Of Granier de Cassagnac and made
threatening demonstrations. n. de Cassag-
nae, baing warned- -n-his uaHger, Heu 70 the
house of his son, and the mob, not finding
their intended victim. quietly dispersed. :
LIE Pays, Cassagnac's journal, denounces the
Republicans to-day as the allies of Prussia.
Paul de Cassagnac has published a letter to
the project Of police, stating that NJ. Lissagary,
who was condemned to- twelve months i'm
prisonment, and who fed to Brussels to escape.
punishment, has returned to Paris, and last
night was at the head Of the mob which want
ed to hang his father, Granier de Cassagnac.
An official dispatch from Metz, dated $3.50
A., N. to-day, says that the Emperor went this
morning to visit the cantonments of the
army.
The order and the enthusiasm of the soldiers
increase hourly, and the signal for battle Is
eagerly awaited.
general Changarnier has been put upon the
general staff. and his presence produces an
excellent effect.
The Situation I'm nParis-Attempted MUIR
der of Minister olivier.
LONDON, August 10.
Paris kilograms, of Tuesday afternoon and
night, now coming in, do not change the as
pect of affairs. 1t seems true that the Empe-
TOT, when solicited to returnto Paris, replied
that he would return ssdead or victorious"
Houses, trees, and all obstructlons within
FIVE thousand yards of the fortifcations Of
Metz have been destroyed.
The Patrie, describing the scene in the
Corps Legislatif yesterday, says that when
Olivier attempted to speak second time the
deputies OF the Lett pushed upon him, and
would have murdered him had not the MEM
bers of the Right promptly interposed.