The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-15

3letz, but declared, IN towering passion, Ina!
he would not respect Napoleoo's wishes, ano
would shoot any French officer advising sur
render.
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA OPPOSE REPUBLICAN FRANCE.
It is believed Russia and Austria b We reject
ed all oyertures, and will not stlr LOT fepuoa-
can France.
UyPALArABLs ADVICE.
The Journal de st. Petersburg, semi. .ofnclal,
tells France substantially that she had better
yield Asace and 80 much OF Lorraine as Ger
many needs.
THE RECOGNITION OF THE FRENCH RsPUBL1c By
AMERICA
wac to be expected, but the Berlin Foreign Of
fee thinks the extreme warmth Of America 8
declaration implies a partial withdrawal OF
sympathy from Prussia, following go closely
after Secretary Fishs refusal to protest
against the expulsion OF Germans from France.
THE BALTIC BLOCKADE
i, ineffective. Vessels enter and leave Dautz!g
and Konigsburg freely. TIE French aeeet
pepse is enormous. The blockade will proba-
biz soon be abandoned - -
IHE MOTHER AND SON.
Her meeting with the Prince Imperial on
FRIDAY morning was most sad aud touching.
The Prince threw himself weeping into his
mothers arms, sopbing. 20, mon pauure
papa ~ The Empress behaved with extreme
dignity and tenderness. No newspaper 10
Hastings yesterday alluded to the arrival OF
the Empress, the secret being kept by common
consent. In the course of the day messen.
ger with letters from them both for the En-
peror, indorsed BY the Prussan Embassy in
L3ndop. LEFT Dover for Ostend on his WY 10
WIlhelmsbohe. The Empress sent for all the
newspapers of the day Immediately after ber
arrival, and watches the course Of events with
the most lively attention. Last evening her
Majesty was indisposed, and physician was
sent for. By an extraordinary coincidence DE-.
Blackstone was called IN. VINO: twenty-.Wo
wears ago, in the same Town, attended Louis
Philippe, then newly arrived II England cs an
exile from France. This morning her Majesty
made her fret appearance in public at Has,
iues. She attended mass in the morning at
the Catholic chapel with NJ. de Lesseps,
Madame Thierry, and the Prince Imperial. A
great crowd assembled about the chapel AS
she passed through the ranks OF the people all
took of their hats with general impulse OF
respectful sympathy, which the Empress ac-
knowledged by grarely bowling, and the Prince
ov taking off his clp. The Empress face was
full Of subdued but visible emotion.
Heoric Defence of Strnsbourg.
LONDON, September II.
The news from S:rasboug ls more favorable
10 the defenders. Their conduct recalls the
most heroic ages Of history. The inhabitants
vie with the army in courage and enduranc
and though the city is literally almost pound
ed to pieces, the fortitc cations are comparative
" untouched, and the fire of the garrison upon
the besle2ers is kept up With uoremltting
! brit and terrible efficiency. The exaspera-
lion o. the Als,tians daily increases, a1d the
country swarms With guerilles, VINO harass
the German lines by day and by night.
Italy Marching on Rome.
PARIS, September IL.
signor Mordini arrived in Paris this evening.
He brings the assurance that the Italian Gov
ernmeut has determined to forestall all reVo-
lutionary movements In Italy and Rome by an
official OCCUPATION of the Roman territory,
without the slightest intention of harming the
Pope but to preserve the Catholic world from
o great catastrophe. Several members OF the
College of Cardinals have given in their adhe-
sion to the necessity of this step. The Italian
army now holds all the roads north and south
leading into the Roman territory. An Italian
SQUADRON IS at Civita Vecchia. No conflict ls
anticipated with the Zouaves, General kenzler,
the Papal War Minister, having given his opin-
ion that the Papal forces do not justify any
attempt at resistance. The Prussian govern
ment has notified the italian government that
It has no Intention of interfering in any way
with the question Of Rome. Upon the occu-
patton of the city popular vote will be taken
throughout the Papal States upon the anneXa-
ton OF the Papal territory to Italy.
The Emperor at Cassel.
OsTEND, September II.
The Morgen Zeitung, Of Hesse Cassel, gives
particulars of the arrival of the Emperor Napo-
leon at Cassel. He was accompanied by Gene
rails Felix Douay and Lebrun as prisoners on pa
role, and by brilliant staff 0f French officers
on parole. The Prussian civil and military ar-
thorities Of Hesse, in full uniform, received
him at the station with company OF Prussian
Inianty as guard OF honor, ana squadron ol
hussars keeping back the people. The Empe-
ror, who was received with an imperial salute,
wore the uniform Of a lieutenant-seneral, but
no sword. His breast was covered with or
ders. and he wore an undrcss scarlet kepl.
He IS cutie corpulent, and looked very gray,
but Drowned in complexion and well. AS ne
stepped out of his royal railway carriage on
the platform the drums beat and the guard
presented arms. By the order of King Will
liam. two chamberlains of the Court Of Prus-
sia are in attendance upon the Emperor.
--latest from the Prussian Headquarters.
osrEND, September II.
The latest intelligence from the Prussian
headquarters is that, in reply to the PROPOSE
tons made through the Austrian Legation,
King William declares that he will listen to
propositions OF peace only IN the rullerles and
from the Imperial government of France.
The Empress In England.
LONDON, September II.
The Empress Eugeuis is still at the Marine
Hotel, in Hastings, attended By Ferdinl md de
Lessers, Madame de Lesseps, and Madame
Tbierfy. all the ladies of the court who came
with her Majesty to Belgium renamed III that
country.
FEYIANS STIRRISG.