The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-27
PARIS SURRENDERED
BIsN4RcK AND FAVRE STRIKE
HANDS.
The Terms Signed-The Imperialists In
Restoration of the Bonapartes -Ad-
vices Allowed to Leave Paris-Arrivnl
of Peace Messenger with the Olive
Branch from Versailles.
LONDON, January 25


a special to the Telegram says that all the
evening journals confirm the dispatches pub
lished by the morning press OF the surrender
of Paris. The surrender was In the terms
suggested by Bismarck, and is approved here
by the press unanimously.
The Committee of Defence has entrusted
Favre, 1 learn on good authority, to make the
best terms he can, but to bring the conflict to
close. In any case, there is q general agree
ment in official circles that the end is momen-
tari!y at hand, as far as the defence of Paris is
concerned.
The Imperialsts are active, and the English
Government is known to favor the restoration
Of the Bonaparte dynasty under the Regency.
Advices are allowed to leave Paris endorsed
BY influential residents approving this terml-
nation of the war.
L'Echo speaks authoritatively on the ques-
ton Of surrender, and it has leaked out that
foreign Office messenger, who has arrived
from Versailles, has brought the surrender
signed by Favre and Bismarck.
Favre Not in England.
LONDON, January 26.
The French consul discredits the report that
Favre has arrived in England.
The Infant Powers Uneasy.
COPENHAGEN, January 23.
The Minister OF War, supporting the budget,
expressed the belief that the condition of Eu-
rope was dangerous to the small powers, aad,
however peaceably inclined, they might be
forced into war for the defence OF their inde-
pendence.
NOON DISPATCHES.
LONDON, January 25.
The Times has special, dated Versailles,
January "a, saying that Jules Fayre Is there
proposing surrender of Paris end Its garrison
with the honors of war. The attack on st.
Denis and the disaster Of the 18th are sup
posed to be the cause Of the proposition. The
Germans regard Favre's terms as inadmissible.
Trochu is sick and Vlnoy commands. The dis
patch adds that the terms of surrender will
take time, as the French demands are too
large.
The Times says editoriaily, that If Farre re-
fuses to captulate on the German terms, Bis
marck has the acceptance of them by Napoleon
and the Empress, and threatens to restore
Napoleon.
The Conference is again adjourned for
week. a resolution combining the discussions
to the Paris treaty was adopted.
LONDON, January 26.
sAdvlces to The 25,h say the presence of
Fayre at Versailles Is unconarmed. 1t was re-
garded as doubtful on Change and consols fell
of. 4 weeks adjournment Of the Conference
Is attributed to the absence Of the French re-
preventative. Stilflater advices announce the
capitulation of Longwy, with 1000 prisoners
and 200 guns.
Bismarck is appointed Chancellor of the Ger
man Empire.
The Germans have abandoned the siege of
Cambria. The French have inundated The
country around Doudy and AEas. The Gsr-
man army in the North Of France is estimated
at eight, thousand.
A dispatch dated Havre, January "a, says
that ihe Germans, after makinga requlsition
of forty thousand francs, shot four inhabitants
and carried off the Mayor and three council
men. The name Of the place s omitted.
Turkey declares seml-oficially that hence
forth she will rely upon herself for protection,
and not upon the interests and jealousies of
European powers.
DIJoN, January %.
The defeat of the Prusslans on Sunday was
complete. The troops under Riciotti Garibal-
dl destroyed the 6lst Prusslan regiment. The
French behaved heroically.