The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-26
NEW. YORK, october 25.

band, the Prince, and Princess MufaV auo She
Princess Caroline, are in London.
It is stated that England's armistice movement
arises frcr. an apprehension that Prussia ana
Russia dt ega to form close alliance 1t is known
that Russia Is quietly but efectually arming In
spite Of official denias. England sees that N the
prostration OF France, she loses her only strong
ally for frustrating Russia's eastern schemes.
Financial circles are uneasy, and apprehend that
should present efforts fail, England Will adopt
stronger measures to stop the war.
Peace, Peace! But There is No Peace.
LONDON, October 25.
There is authority for stating that the armistice
negotiations are progressing faVorably. Bismarck
and Theirs meet again at the instance OF Grao-
vipe, who expresses himself gratihed at the spirit
with which belligerents and neutrals receive over
lures, but has no hope Of final success The DOM
2bardment OF Dion has commenced 1t is under
stood the bombardment OF Paris will not COM
mence before the Isl OF November. The Prussians
have 1s4 siege guns and 90 more coming. Ger
man Princes loitering around headquarters are
ordered TO report for duty or go home
STUTTGART, october25.
The government has telegram that the French
made sortie across the Msrne on Friday against
the wurtemburg posts. The French force COM
prlsed three battallons, with artillery and mtrait
-leurs. The sortie was bravely repulsed. The
Wurtemburgers had two killed and three
wounded. 3,.,,rx -, .--.. s-it-
" 49,, y. ;: HAMBURG, october 25.
No hostile vessels have been seen OFF the mouth
Of the Elbe for four days.
- The Gathering at Versailles.
G g ( BERLIN, October Is.
The Minister of the Federal, Council and the
Saxon Minister Of Finance, are summoned to Yer
sailles. .:r.- u
DARAsTApT, October 25.
The ministerial delegation have gone to attend
the ministerial council at Versailles.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 26.
An attache of the Prussian legation has gone to
versailles with letter from the Gar to the King.
TILE LATEST.
No Hope OF Peace.
LONDON, October 25.
The Times has Berlin special to the effect that
the latest peace negotiations have been defeated
bv Prussia's demands for French territory. The
Tines edltoria!ly advises the British Government
to cease efforts to stop the war, saying that II
England persists sne must be ready TO stake
something on It. f,--..
The Standard says Eugenie and the powers at
Versailles are actively negotiating with the view
Of her resumption Of the Regency and negotiating
q peace III the Empress did not depart last night,
her departure may be expected atany moment.
Theirs accepted the mission to neg ottate an ar
mistIce only, but stiI remains at Tours, awaiting
safe conductto Paris.
Negotiations for. the surrender OF Metz progress
slowly. Basaine ignores the Provisional Govern
ment in his communications. q-z,i
The Berlin Gazette, in noticing the conciliatory
1enorts, ssys the government @entertaf1s them 70
avoid the further loss Of valuable lives: - s''
schles,aat capltulated yesterday after severe
bombarlment, with 24oo prisoners and 12o can
non. 3tf-a
The government at Tours permits expectations,
except, cereals TO Switzerland.
The earrings deny that they have made invest
ments on account OF Napoleon. .. :. .i.o
The New French Lonn.
-. a., ,... NEW YORK, October 26.
The Hersld's special says London City is ex.
cited over the French loan Of ten millions ster-
ling, from the fact that this Is the rst time that
the French ever rssnered outside OF: their own terri
tory. The loan Is received with greatfayor, and
the subscriptions are already very large.