The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-27

Int .sting Foreign Intelligence. [

a Berlin 5speSiai, 70 the effect that tie
latest peace negotiations were defeated
by Prussia o demands for French terri
tory. The Times editorially advises the
British Government to cease efforts to
stop the war, saying, if England per-
sists, she must be ready to stake some.
thing on it. The Standard says Eugene
and the powers at Versailles are actively
negotiating with view to her resump-
tion OF the Regency, and negotiation
for peace. If the Empress did not de-
part last night. her departure may be
expected at any moment.
Thiers accepted the mission to nego-
tiate an armistice only, but still remains
at Tours awaiting safe conduct to Paris.
Negotiations for the surrender of Metz
progress slowly. Bazaine ignores the
provisional Gcve.nment in his commu.
nioations. The Berlin Gazette, in re-
viewing conoiliatory efforts, says: The
further loss of valuable lives. Schles-
tadt capitnlated yesterday, after severe
bombardment-2,40 400 prisoners and 12O
cannon. The Government at Tours per-
mitas expectations, except cereals, to
Switzerland. The Barings deny invest
ment on account Of Napoleon.
fragments of the steamer Cambria
were washed ashore on the Irish coast
LONDON, October 26.-The Germans,
on their Westward march, Quilted the
city Of Rizancon, in the Department. of
Doubs. The Germans are apparently
concentrating at Rheims. The COM
mander of Verdnn is defiant. The Ger
mans refrain from attacking Amiens.
The troops at Beauvais and Soissons are
retreating towards Mezieres The Prus-
SLAMS entirely destroyed Chateau Dun.
LONDON, October 26.-It is officially
announced chat the Queen sanctions the
marriage of Princess Louisa apd Mar
Quis Loine.
LONDON, O,tober ga detachment
OF e. 900 Germans reached LIE Mesneil
on Monday. Great uneasiness is felt by
the Prussians for Sedan.
The Gear has sent O decoration to the
Duke OF Mecklenburg- -Schwerin, with
letter. expressing earnest aspirations
for peace.
LONDON, October 26.-The Pail lfaR
Gazette announces that q meeting be-
tween Bismarck and Theirs has been ar
ranged.
Berlin, October Negotiations
with Bazaine continue, Notwithstanding
the disapproval' of the French Govern
ment.' .7s ,
The Prussians refuse further paroles to
captured French officers.
CARnsRHUE, October 26.-Gen. Bower
telegrnphs to the Duke of Baden, under
date of Saturday, that several victorious
engagements occurred on the river Ag-
now, ut Very, .Coussy, Auson and Gren-
vile. The French loss is severe. The
third, fourth and fifth Baden regiments
were engaged. Their loss is insignifi-
cant.
Tours, October 26-The provincial
journals lack confidence in England's
efforts. They 500 Prussian influence in
it. The journals demand the rejection
Of mediation and the continuance of the
war to death. Safe conduct for Thiers
has not arrived.
The Prussians menace Bourges. The
foundries have been removed from
Bourges. A spy, said to be Bismarck's
nephew, hos been brought here. 1t is
reported that Garibaidi has defeated the
Prussians, capturing two mitraif1euse
and horses. Garibaldi has made an ef
fective disposition of his forces for the
protection of Lyons. The Prussians
have withdrawn from South Orleans.
large number of Remington guns
were distributed to-day. The troops
pronounce them superior to chassepots
for rapid firing. Troops well armed ure
constantly going forward
Tours, October 26-The Government
has accepted the principles of the armis-
tice.
Trochu made another effort near Issey
on Monday, and was repulsed.
A Moniteur extra publishes decree for
loan of 0,O0O,O00
It is confirmed that Garbaldi has sue
cessfully attacked the Prussians.
Marseilles is disorderly; Lyons quiet.
It is rumored that the Prussians are
eyacuating Orleans.
LONDON, October 2G.-The Prnssians
have removed the art treasures from
Sevors to Versailles.
BRUSSELS, October 2G.-The confer
ence between Bismarck and the repre-
sentatives of the Southern German
States is progressing. Many technical
but ponderous objections of ramifcation
are developing into the shape of special
budgets and special taxation.
Rumors of negotiation between Ma
paleon and the King, for temporal rcsto-
ration of the Pope and peace between