The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-10
AUSTRIA AIN AR MI G.
RUSSIA WILL WITHDRAW HER PROPO-
SAL FOR A CONFERENCE.
PERFECTION OF THE PARIS DE-
FENCES.
STILL HOLDS OUT.
GARIBALDrS SERVICES RENDERED
TO FRANCE.
Tne or,eans Princes snubbed.

The Orleans Princes Snubbed.
PARIS, September 9. ::
Jules Favre has declined the services of the
Orleans Princes, and begged them to quit
Paris for fear of complications.
More Efforts for Peace.
PARIS, September 9.
It's again reported that the diplomats in
Paris have gone forward to King Williams
headquarters in the interest of peace.
The Siege of Strasbourg-The Defence
Of Paris.
LONDON, September 0.
The Prussian works around Strasbourg are
| nearly completed, bnt General Ulrich persists
| in holding the place. The river Ill has been
diverted into the trenches.
The correspondent Of the Standard writes
from Paris that an English engineer now there
afirms that the Paris defences are absolutely
perfect. Paris is filed with the Garde Mobile
bearing French and Americanfiags- Minister
Washburne was the recipient of compli-
mentary popular demonstration last evening.
There have been several demonstrations at
Madrid in favor of the establishment Of the
United States of Europe.
The Post this morning counsels the Prus-
slams to stop and to make proposals for peace,
by which Prussia shall be reimbursed for the
expenses of the war, bnt which shall leave no
haze ranking in the breast of France Other
wise, the Post hopes that the French Will hold
out to The last.
McMahor not Dead.
PARIS, September 8.
The papers refer obscurely and mysteriously
to new engine OF q murderous character, de-
signed for the defence of the CITY,
II is repeated that Mcmahon is still alive.
His wound is not necessarily mortal.
The Prussian Advance.
PARIS, September g.
The neIghborhood Of Scissors is still the
westernmost point at which the Prusslans
have yet been seen.
There is great scarcity of printing paper
in Paris.
The authorities at Berlin are confident that
Russia will withdraw her proposition for a
peace conference, in view of the persistence
of Prussia.
1t is reported that owing to the declaration
of the French Republic, Austria is again arm
ing.
Madame George Sand has saluted the new
regime.
Demonstrations at Marseilles.
MARsEILLEs, September 9.
MANY members of the former police have
been arrested as spies.
A band of women employed in the tobacco
factories paraded the streets this morning,
singing the Aarsellalse.
The authorities are taking measures to pre-
vent disorder.
English Reports.
LONDON, September ..
The report that the action Of the diplomats
at Paris favored peace is emphatically denied.
Diplomatic notes of the most decided char
acter have been sent from the English to the
Russian Cabinets, suggesting terms most likely
to be acceptable to both parties. The notes
claim that the present moment is opportune,
AMI would avoid irritation which would attach
to any negotiations made after the lombard
ment Of Paris.
Queen Victoria addressed note TO the
Princess Augusta, beseechlng her to use her
influence to bring about this cOnsummation.
Rochefort's letter denouncng the violence
at Marseilles had good effect upon the work
men, who consider him their particular repre-
sentative. They agree with HIN thai this is
NO time TO create difficulties.
Only the women and children are allowed
toleave Strasbourg. The prussian batteries fire
into the town necessarily, but apparently with
no result. A practicable breach is impossible
under fortnight.
French Reports.
PARIS, September 9.
The instruments at the Observatory have
been moved to place OF safety.
Trochu has issued a proclamation ordering
the Garde Mobile to their posts. The defence
of the ramparts have been entrusted to them.
Gari5aldi has offered his services to France.
Mlny thousand Gardes Mobile arrived to-
day from Maine and Normandy. They are
strong and hardy men.
D1aree has issued call convoking the Elec-
toral College on the 10th Of October next, to
choose members for the National Assembly,
in accordance with the law OF ls49.
Fayre's reply to Minister Washburne's letter
Of recognition is published. He considers it u
happy augury that the first recognition comes
from the United States, whose constitution Is
founded upon independence and civil virtue.
New FORK, September Q.
Special kilograms from Paris state that the
Prussians are advancing rapidly upon the city.
Their cavalry are within ten miles OF tile forti-
ficalions. They have cut the northern railway.
The main Prussian army is thirty miles dis:
tant.
PARIS, September 9.
Last night Washburne, in his address to the
serenaders, said that in his communication, to
which such kind reference had been made, he
had only made known the sentiments Of the
President and Of the people Of the United
States, who take the proloundest interes; in
the great movement just inaugurated, and
most fervently desire the success, happiness
and prosperity OF the French people. Exist
ing themselves under republican govern
ment, they know how to appreciate its bene-
fits, With warm hearts and language, they
conpratulare their former ally on the accom-