The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08 00:00:00

lir&R NEWS.

RUPTURE O .
+ILE NEGOTIATIONS FOR AN
Theti is
builleormo p Asssittiee. Tbe stipulations of the two
memo
end um, haft proved absolutely irresomilable,
Off on Natty ter • tome were dedoitaly broken
permit food to k_"."*.ll. Coma Sismark refused to
that do" "t Poised bito Paris during the 25 days
the doodee. tb be sesigoed for the holdise of !
vutionel Gos tbd Coostitaant Assembly. The Pro. I
toms a anwass were se resolute to Listen to no
tog sho which did not permit the nvietuall-
Waimea who, It trbs useless to prolong the sago-
ocmilable. ociodstio.._ were so absolutely free-
Permit the nrid.f.—
incur alveresday—"us"mse, °W:Pfor sod to Us know pertediy well front the
beooedd have put
s....ssia_begisudbf lOW hit rotol don was and that U was int.
Qt Sits /.tevidloa:l Governmeot to agree to his
doiTooso....b.""ss° be I° moms for harbouring any loader
oppt"Se the kW,. There is nothing to relieve
rlat+he
.mer of light Is anywhere
Government has takes •
froth ple4.. to 0b.417, en ,te
termer declaration. "Th.
G°s‘sadattal kas *weak sot to yield one Inch of tint.
$Ol7, aid PHI noels faithful to this anga(esneet."
This wee the Omsk of Y. Fawns in tespoom to the
I.l.'"Alltitielle ake National Guard at Paris on the
rand al Me we% of saalldeaes ; and 507 °a° thinksvr Fan speaks for butted: alone he will be
diaabneed whoa he Sods the proolamatioo of
the 'hole isist,7 declaring, " The Goveramsnt of
the Neemonal Dames has absolutely fustian to ehange
In tit* Pdioy which it has p ia the facie of the word." This is the resolution of the
Govaramealk aml safer eir any 'widen«) goes, of Francs.
On the 01611 t hand, the Germans do not deceive them-
selves about the future. They have berm disappointed
In Ending Paris stubborn, but they now saloidate,with
an arithmetical precon which is most significant, Wit
Paris sae hold omit for 66 days horn the lot of Novem-
ber before eapitelatieg through starvation. If it does
not tall before through bombardineet, it will fill oaths
3rd of Janaary because Ills at the eau of IS. provisions.
limb while, the invaders are ready to do and stiffer all
things. They have been Ind at eight and day for •
month without • chance of returning • shot, and the
affair at Le Bourget showed that while victory may be
certain it may be costly. But they de not hesitate.
They do not even shrink from the aatexpatioa of horron
such ea their ocsontrynien suffered about Etas, when
huts flooded with water and rille pita which had become
ponds laid low 501) a day, many from typhus. They
are prepared for all this. Pans must fail Pestilence
and slaughter may strike down beseigers and beesiged.
Village. may be burnt in Francs, and Wellies' left
fatherless to Geromoy, and littl, children Meru by
Ineffaceable ketone through the Christmas of 1873 the
Gospel of Hatred and Renege. It matters not. Two
intlecible with are in collision, and it is thus, and thus
wily, that it tan los discovered which has strength
enough to grind the other to powder.
KING WILLIAII ON THE WAR.
Tim Mai of Prussia km issued the following Order
of the Ray :—" Soldiers of the Confederate Armies,—
When we took the Bold, three months ago, I expreseed
my caelklease that God would be with our jest muse.
This oonlideitee has been realised. I reaell to you
W ffearbrilak, and the bloody battles before Metz,
Sedan, t, and Strasburg. Each engagement
was • victory for us. You are worthy of glory. You
have maintained all the virtues which especially dis-
tinguish soldiers. By the oapitulatioo of Metz the Met
army of the enemy is destroyed. I take advantage of
this moment to express my thanks to all of you, from
the general to the private soldier. Whatever the future
may still bring to us, I look forward to it with calmness, .
became. I know that with each soldiers victory cannot
fall —Wu.amm."

THE SURRENDERED STORES AT METZ,
An olicial despatch from Versailles, Wed November
4, rays :

" The fortress of BeUort was yesterday invested after
some slight segsgrment.

"Up to yesterday we have disoovered at Metz 53
Eagles and standard'. G4l pieces of field artillery,
material for more than 85 batteries, 800 of fortress
artillery. 66 mitrailleuses, about 300.008 rides, a very
large quantity of swords and euirasses, 2.000 military
vehicles, abundant stores of timber, bid, bronze, an
extensive powder manufactory, kn."
The hunger typhus begins to show itself in the Ciler-
man command.

GERMAN TROOPS MARCHING ON.
The "Daily Neve" correspondent al Amiens tele-
graph. that yg...voie journals announce on authority
that 80.000 German troops were admitting by forced
inmate on Ammo and Ronson.