The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-11
G4RIBALDI COM III Il " ID THE
FRENCH VOLUNTEERS.
WHAT THE GERMAN PRESS THINK OF
THE LEVY EN- MASSE.
NOON DISPATCHES.
French War Reports.

| 1faLerQal aCCepLduCe VI llc piesCut ouphotpJ
until peace comes.
He concludes II have command for you
Abandoning all other affairs, taking no ac
count of difficulties or obstacles, cooperate
with all your unrestricted energies in remedy
ing the evils OF tie situation. Tiue Ia Nation
Viue la RepubliqGe--one and indivisible.
Heavy guns will soon open on Pfalsburg
Heroic sorlies are incessant at Metz. The
Prussian commanders order Increased vigil
lance. The commissariat Is removed to avoid
capture Diplomats at Tours are negotiating
for quarters at Bordeaux in anticipation of the
removal of the government thither.
English War Reports.
LONDON, october 10.
Paris balloons are followed by Prussian hus-
sars. Two, containing a mass Of official cor
respondence, have been captured. The Prus-
slams are pushing works at Jerome's Park
near Meudon, and on Bamborian Hill, near
Sevres. When these are completed they in.
tend to throw up works at Passy, Greville and
other posts west and southwest of Paris.
The Tours government is beginning to pre-,
pare the public mind, through the press, for
session OF French territory TO Germany.
The Liberte consents to slight ratification
of the frontier near Weissenburg.
Scattering Shots.
WASHINGTON, October 10.
The following summary is CLEANED from spe-
cials to the New York papers:
The Prussian Chambers will be dissolved and
new election ordered to secure more trust
worthy government majority.
Bismarck refuses to release Jacoby.
The siege of Scissors is progressing tavora-
bly,.
| The bombardment of Paris is not to be de.
| layed an hour longer than necessary.
A new German army is on its way to stras-
bourg to check new French army organiza-
| tions
Bazaine is cordially cooperating with the
government at Paris.
Tie army OF Lyons is advancing to relieve
Bazane. The right wing fought the Baden
troops on Thursday.
Bismarck protests against Garibaldan opera
tions. The Italian Government replies that 1t
is not responsible for individual action.
The North German Government orders the
| execution of foreigners in arms for France.
A retaliatory order will be issued BY the
French.
The Tribune correspondent before Metz, de-
scribing the battle OF the 7th, in which both
suffered severely, says the French we're re-
pulsed. 1t concludes, under date OF Noisse
vile, October s. o'clock a. NJ. "The French
during the night accumulated in large masses
on the eastern slopes OF st. Julien, towards
Metz. The Prllssian lore-posts were drawn
back and reserves called up. Artillery covers
every avenue. Shells from St. Julien go crash
ing into Noisseville. A furious cannonading
is going on to the south, by Colombey, Mercy
Lehant and Petite. The FrcGch tort at ST
Privat Is also firing"
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
French War Reports.
TOURS, October 10.
Pigeons from Paris brought dispatches an(
returned to-day.
convoy with Prussian prisoners has az
rived.
Gambetta declines On ovation.
Fourteen Prussian spies were arrested this
morning and promptly shot.
Prefect Delaforge, who defended st. Quen'
tin, had no military education and was an edi
tor of Paris journal.
A strong body Of Francs-tlreurs have or
rived, composed of gentlemen from the south
Of Florence. They carry the black flag. La
Liberte publishes reports of several succe ssfu
sorties by Bazaine. Prince Frederick Charlie
has typhus fever. The Prussians are at Nun
tenon, Malesherbes, Lagrand and Cha rtres
Several encounters have taken place at st
Dreu2.
General Bourbaki is expected in Tours.
Gambetti's proclamation 10 the people says
''Dy order of the Republican Government
left Paris to transmit to you the hopes of the
Parisians and others seeking to deliver Fran ce
Paris presents the spectacle of two million ol
people forgetting differences to withstand the
invaders, who expected discOrd. Four hun.
dred thousand National Guards, one hund RED
thousand Mobiles md sixty thousand regulars
are assembled. Foundries are casting can
non. Women make million cartridges daily
Each battalion Of the National Guard hav G
mitrailleurs and field pieces, preparing for sor.
ties. The forts are manned by marines, and
supplied with artillery of the greatest exec /
lence and served by the finest gunners in tn {
world. Hitherto their fire has prevented the
enemy from erecting the smallest works. The
ramparts on the 4th ultimo had 500 cannon,
and now have 5000, with 400 rounds for each
Every defence has its men at their posts
The Nationals drill constantly behind ba ri.
cades, which are adapted 10 the genius of the
Parsians. The impregnablity of Paris is nc
illusion. 1t cannot be captured or surprised
nor reduced by starvation. Arms are now
coming from every. qurrter of the globe
Workmen and money are now forthcom ing
The provinces must resist torpor and panic
and all parties must aid the Republic. Soon
winter will come, finding the Prussians far