The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-26
BAzINE OFFERS TO CAPrTULATE.
Interview Between Napoleon and King
WILLIAM.
sArURDAF,s NOON DISPATCHES

| FERRIERE, near Paris, september Z4-lV d. NJ
Rifle and cannon firing were heard In thu
streets of Paris this morning. On the 2lst j
was distinctly observed from the heights tina
a conflict was going on, but nothing wa'
known as to details or the parties engaged.
Later intelligence says that revolution Il
threatened by the Red Republicans, who are
furious against the present leaders. The plaI
will probably be to seize the Hotel de Vile
and 1t is believed that resistance to the reVoiu
ton will be impossible.
Toul has been taken by storm. The town !:
badly damaged.
The Capture OF TonI.
BERLIN, September "a.
The Prussans captured Toul at sunset yes
teriay friday evening.
Worse Scared than Hurt.
Tours. September 23-Midnight.
There is no news from Paris to-day. The
| scare at Orleans was without any cause. Only
; small body of Uhlans had appeared at Pethl'
| veres. 90 miles northeast Of Orleans.
Upon the approach Of the Uhlans hundreds
fed from Pethivieres. the town being left de-
fenceless. The Uhlans made large acquisitions.
Another result of the scare was the needless
destruction Of the railroad TO protect Orleans.
The Red Flag.
Tours, September "a.
Three delegates from Lyons have arrived TO
consult with the Ministers. 1t is hoped that
the troubles there will soon be settled. The
Red flag is still flying, and will remain until
the elections. which takes place on October I'd.
A Note from Bismarck.
Tours, September "a.
1t is reported that Bismarck has issued
another circular to the ambassadors Of the
neutral powers, in reference to the war, and
the prospects of peace. The circular Is said to
be conceived in much mllder tone than the
propositions heretofore made.
Two Villages Barned-The Sedan Sur
render.
RouEN, September 24-Evening
Two small villages between Mezieres and
Epnal have been burned by the Prussians,
VINO shelled the citizens when endeavoring to
extlugulsh the flames. The Prussians have
bombarded Mantes-la-ville.
General wlmpfen, in recent letter, says
the Emperor surrendered at Sedan in cow
ardly manner. Wimpfen proposed move
ment which would ha1e redeemed everything,
but it was overruled at once.
A speck of War of Sandy Hook.
New YORK, September q.
The North German steamer Hermann sailed
at 6 o'clock this morning but returned in haste
upon seeing French gunboat anchored out
side of Sandy Hook.
The Frenchman got under under weigh and
is now cruising off the shore.
The Hermann anchored at Quarantine.
sITURD4Y'S NIGHT DISP4TCHES.
French Reports.
Tours, September "a.
The Constitutional says: "We have posi-
tive knowledge that only forty.four person:
have been killed behind the walls Of Stras
bours within the past month"
Yesterday fourteen Uhlans entered Stam-
pes and demanded money. The mayor refls-
cd unless sufficient force appeared to en-
force the demand. The Uhlans departed ant
have not yet returned.
The Prussians are in force at Pethiriers.
The government authorities blame the
American Government for the detention
the steamer Lafayette at New York, claiming
that from all ports OF the United States Prus
slams have been allowed to depart.
The ministry have issued proclamation
that France will rather bury herself under he
own ruins than accept the insolent condition
of Germany.
II is reported that the Duke d'Aumale vii
be candidate for the Constituent Assembly.
Five imperial yachts have been renamed
Trochu. Jupiter, Turenne, Desaix and hleber
Postal service is more irregular than ever
Railway service to Orleans has been stopped
without any cause. Disorganization Is very
general. The press universally condemns ths
want of discipline.
General CamGriel has been appointed to the
command of the army of Bourges.
Marse!lles and Toulons are preparing fol
vigorous defence.
Rumors of new peace developments are con
luc lo-a"J P'to|ASA WV -~'
lowing Bismarck demands, as preliminar!
conditions, that all the tortresses OF Alsace and
Lorraine be delivered 10 the Prussians, as wei
as Fort du Mont va!erian, at the walls OF Paris
Tie provisional government considered these
conditions absolutely inadmissibe. and vii
Immediately address proclamation to the
people Of the nation and ambassadors of for
eign nations, exposing the situation and indi-
eating new measures for national defence II
view of the hostile terms. One measure will
be an indefinite postponement OF the election
to the Constituent Assembly.
The Constitutional says it was enormously
stated that engagements around Paris were
untavorable to the French. The French had
the advantage in every one of tine battles.
The following news Is official: In the pro-
clamation to France before the siege Of Paris,
Jules Favre desired to see Bismarck Ia
know the intention of the enemy. The fol.
lowing is the declaration of the enemy
s.Prussa wishes to continue the war, in order
to reduce France to second-rate power.
Prussia demands Alsace and Lorraine as far as
the Meuse, by right Of conquest. Prussia, be-