The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-21
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Preparations for the BonAbartlmehe Of
iiEsaras-.-Peace MRmors, etc. u,
LoNDoN, October 19.-It is inserted
that Napoleon has 10, ,000. 900 francs in.
vested, through J.. the agency Of Brown
Bros, in New York. Is.
Peace negotiations BY Favre and Burn
side were rejected. It is stated that the
terms we're ESQ. .O00, 900 sterling indem.
nifty; Alsaoe and Lorraine to remain
neutral ten years, then to decide their
future status by q plebiscitum; the Prus.
SLAMS TO enter Paris aud sign the treaty.
Gen. Boyer. with flag of truce from
Bazaine, visited Bismarck. Russia de.
mands the revision of the treaty of 1856,
There has been spirited fighting along
the Rouen road, at Bourboke and at
Blois. The Prussians burned tho bridge
OF Beapgeiney.
ToUEs, October 19.-Gambetta has
returned. Dispatches from Belfast re-
port q successful sortie from New
Breisach, driving the Prussians, with
considerable loss, from their position.
A sortie from Montmedy surprised the
Prussinns, captured 400, and the camp
wagons loaded with Chassepots. On the
following day, attacked an artillery train,
capturing number of cannon. The
commander of the army of the Loire
issned an order to-day. threatening to
shoot Observation-Disclosures, and asks his mon
to shoot him if he fails in his duty. The
Paris fortih6ations keep up constant
fire, preventing the Prnssians from con-
structing works. Garibaldi was enthu-
siastically received ut Belfast.
Gen. Lef0rt has resigned the portfolio
Of the War Department.
LONDON, October 20.-Ten French
war ships are in sight Of Hamburg, off
the mouth Of the Elbe. Precautions are
made to meet French vessels in the
Weser.p The Germans have opened
thirty three post offices in Alsaco and
BaUBsEIis, October 2o.-Tle Ataile
Bnge says Tro0hu and some other mem
befs OF the Provisional Government
BILE.
LONDON, October 2O.-The Times, in
an article on the continental situation,
censhfes Prussian arrogance, in their
terms for peace, The Times approves
the language, that the Governments, in
yielding one foot of territory as condi-
ton Of peace, cannot retain power day.
Ten French frigates ore anchored off
Dnnkirk, with fires banked.
Though the Prussians are beyond the
range of the French guns, the city of
Paris is completely encircled. The main
portion of the besiegers are massed in
four formidable bodies, connected by
telegraph and good roads, admitting
rapid reinforcements to the assailed
points. It is said Thiers will urge, ut
ToQrs. immediate peace. It is believed
at Hayre that the United States will in
tervene to save Paris from lombard
ment:. The two sides of Paris not pro-
tected by the river will be defended by
the inhabitants, who are determined to
contest every inch of ground.
BERLIN, October 20.-The Provisional
Correspondence newspaper says reports
OF peace overtures should be received
cautiously. There will be no peace until
France has been taught the need of
peace. The Prussians will be ready to
attaek Paris no later than next week.
Preparations are progressing by the
Prussians to isolate Tours The com i.
niunication with Tours may cease ut apy
moment
FLORENCE. October 2O.-The Pope is
in good health. He remains at Rome.
Itis rumored that Lauriens comes
from the French Government TO London
to negotiate loan.
a circular has been issued to the TIA
lian Government that the Pope is per-
fectly free and independent. All Italy
asks is notification that the Pope de-
sires to leave Rome, in order that the
honor and respect due his Office may be
paid him.
Later China ad vices are more pacific.
Keratory has gone to Spain, where it
i; .Gniorod that q Republic vii! soon be
proclaimed. The Italian Government
peremptorily refuses.
Tours, October 2O.-The Prussians,
owing ito strategicnl reasons, withdraw
leave to Americans to pass their lines,
and advise them to leave Paris by boat,
going down the Seine. They promise pro-
lection by that route. Dispatches fir ON
Rouen, Lille and Belfort, show deter.
mination to resist the Prussians as strong
as ever. A large French force has as.
sembled at Basauson. Garibaldi issued
q stirring address to the Franc-tireurs.
MARsE1nLEs, October 90. Yesterday
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