The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-03
| TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN
INrRIG uEs OF THE 1MPERIA1fsrs.
Eighty Thousand Frenchmen Neutral
ized in Svitzerland-t Misunder-
standing with Manteuffel.

BRUSSELS, February L
General Fleury passed Cologne on his way
;. to London. The Orleans Princes assume the
candidature' ulder the belief that, if chosen.
they can return to France. D'Aunale Is a
candidate for Beauvois, Angouleme, Clermdht
and Ferraud. Prince De Jolnville for Cher
bourg, Chaumont and Brest.
| BORDEAUX, February l.
| Gambetta has issued proclamation, saying:
! s'Frenchmen Prussia believes an armstce
will dissolve our armies and secure the elec.
ton of Chamber ready to conclude shame
full peace. It depends on France to upset
these calculations. 1t is necessary to make
the armistice. period for instruction of our
young troops continue with unrelayed vigor
the organization for defence, and for war il
necessary, while you install national repub.
lcan assembly willing to make such q peace
only as is compatible with the honor, rank and
integrity Of France"
LONDON, February i.
Persons are allowed to leave Par.s, but none
are allowed to enter without special pass
from the Germans The smallpox is decreas-
ing The excessive frosts endanger crops of
all kinds.
The Bordeaux Government has issued de-
cree ordering the election. OF the National As
sembly on the 18th of February. 1t disquali-
fies for election to the Assembly members Of
families reigniug. over Fra ce since 1889; all
who aoted as imperial oficia candidates in
past elections. OF held Office as senators, min
listers or councillors ofState under the Empire,
and projects who have accepted Office be-
tween 1851 and 1870.
An official dispatch announces that Bour-
bakl's army, eighty thousand strong, entered
Switzerland to-day. General Chanzey ac-
cepts the armistice. The mails have been re-
established between Paris, Havre and Dieppe.
LONDON, January 81
The Germans hold the departments of
Sarthe, Loire-et.cher, Loire and Yonne. The
neighborhood OF, ,Jnra is excepted from the
provisions of the afmistice, which includesthe
naval forces ofboth powers in all parts of the
world. The terms of the capitulation are that
prisoners Of war are to remain In Paris during
the armistice, having first surrendered their
arms. The National Guards and gensdarmes
police The Francs-tireurs are to be disband.
ed. German prisoners are to be exchanged
and the public funds are to remain in Paris.
Ali the rivers and railroads have been
opened for the transportation Of food to Paris.
The 10th Prusslan regiment has occupied
Mont Valerien.
Berlin dlspatch>tn the Zines says: "The
negotiations OF the Bonaparlists with Count
Bismarck have taken turn" later dis
patched, however, reports that CONSERVATION
was caused at Wllhelmshohe by the news of
the proposition to convoke the Constituent
Assembly Of France.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
New Intrig ues-Mnnteufrel. MAN.
9uvre.
LONDON, February l..
The Times, in an editorial, says: "Fhe Bor-
deaux decree ordering the elections will great
ly jeopar(lize the continued existence Of the
republican form-of government, inasnuch as
twill afford an Irresistible stimulus TO IN
trigne and conspiracy"
The refusal Of the eX-Empress OF the French"
to sign the capitula,ion is regarded by all |
classes and Journals with approval
BORDEAUX, February !.
1t is reported that ManleuGtl refused to
recognize the armstce, and disregarding the
protests OF the French commander continued
hostities, forcing the army Of the East to
surrender or retreat into Switzerland. General
Clenchard, who now commands the army OF
Lhe East, made treaty with the Swiss Gov
arnment apd crossed the line with, his whole
army General Bellot covers-the retreat.
ZURICH, February l.
The twenty.fnnrth French corps escaped the
grasp of the Germans and moved towards
Lyons.
BERLrY, February l.
Only open letters for Paris are pos,ed.