The Sun.
London, England, 1870-11-11 00:00:00

LAT EST INTEL LIG EN CE.

SUN OFFICE, 8 A.M.

THE WAR.

THE NEGOTIATIONS.
BERLIN, November 10, (7.30 p.m.)
A. sharp reply has been given to Austria's medi-
a
r,tory note, delivered here simultaneously with Lord
`,ltanville's note. Austria, having armed at the
uegiuning of the war, has, in Prussia's opinion, no
tight to mediate.

It is very unlikely that a guarantee of the neutral
pe
Went will be accepted instead of Alsace and
Lorraine.

Prussit's relations to Austria and Russia are not
sufficiently intimate to render a guarantee accept-
able.

The demands recently raised by Bavaria in the
negotiations at Versailles may result in her being
left:l, to choose between going in or remaining outside
4e Confederation.
Bavaria insists upon participating in the direction
°I Military and foreign affairs.
VERSAILLES, NOV. 9 (10.45 p.m.)
The Moniteur Officiel of last night is authorised
‘0 state that the Federal Chancellor proposed, on
the basis of the status quo, an armistice to extend to
46 days for holding elections all over France, even
,
districts held by the German troops. He offered
1° Permit, and even encourage, the holding of elec-
-4.,"48 without any armistice whatever, but M. Thiers
Was not authorized to accept those proposals. He
uisernanded as a sine qua non the admission of food to
vans as a preliminary, and offered no military
equivalent whatever.
The Federal Chancellor not being able to grant
eh demands, M. Thiers received, on the 6th of
November orders from Paris to break of negotia-
tions. '

The
French have plundered a part of the convoy
la
der charge of Mr. Thomas, of London, for the
sick and wounded.

111 E REPORTED CAPTURE OF ORLEANS.
,f
Ile correspondent of the Standard sends the
telegram :
Touns, Nov. 10 (11.30 a.m.)
Orleans has been re-taken, after heavy fighting.
The Prussians have lost 500 killed and wounded.
This is not official, but I have it upon the best
gilthority.

Touts, November 10, 6 p.m.
1,..113 official announcement has yet been made
kith respect to the reported recapture of Orleans.
hThe Francaise of to-day says a very brilliant affair
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taken place at Coulmiers, from which the Prus-
-414118 have been driven with great loss.

REPORTED SURRENDER OF NEW
BREISACH.

At Munich there was yesterday (November 10) a
ipllour that a white flag ha,l been hoisted at New
riesach, but nothing definite is known.
The dismounting of the heavy battery on the
4111za of the Rhine, on the north side of Alt
11
:eisach, commenced on the Bth. The light battery,
°W jell was in position at Schlossberg, is ready in the
er town.

ADVANCE ON MONTIIEDY.
BRUSSELS, November 10.
Six thousand Germans are marching upon
t °llllllddy, the bombardment of which is about to
ec4ainence.
/trill. Miranda, editor of the Gaulois, who was
rested at Versailles, and interned at Mayence, has
made his escape.

DISTRESS IN PARIS.
the
the Royal Head-quarters at Versailles comes
e news that great pecuniary distress has arisen
of4l"gst the humble class in Paris, in consequence
ai the Government of Defence having appropriated
l the money in the savings' banks to the carrying
-4
0f the war.

THREE VILLAGES BURNT.
17a Berne we learn that the German force that
elltered Alontbeliard on the 9th amounted to
R',()oRt.,,. Men ; that the blockade of Belfort has been
strictly maintained, and that three villages, Veze-
-1-
Chevremont, and Louvenans have been set on
qe) in order to effect the dislodgement of the
erwans.

PRINCE NAPOLEON IN BRUSSELS.
Prince Napoleon has been staying since the 7th
Bt. at the Hotel de Saxe, in Brussels.

ItOCHEFORT'S RESIGNATION.

AMIENS, November 10.
p?Ile Journal d' Amiens publishes intelligence from
.118 of November 7, that the resignation of
Rochefort has not been published in the
th,,112°144/ Qfficiel, and that the other members of
Government have made overtures to M. Roche-
ttt to withdraw his resignation ; and in view of
the failure of the armistice, of which M. Roche-
Zt was a strong opponent, there is every
fol)ect that these overtures will be success-
Victor Hugo refused the request of the
V:tors to become a candidate for Mayor of
1411girard in the following terms :—" I am abso-
oeelY resolved, unless any unforeseen incidenteb
111'8: not to accept office at present. In the serious
113}ait'
law ion in which we are placed, I make it a
to lose sight of my personality the better to
tien• thorou hl the humble and grand duties of
el.„ g

WAR CONTRIBUTIONS.
ttPle latest intelligence from Marseilles (Nov. 7)
th teB that the Prefect of the Var has called upon
obe bepartment to contribute 2,000,000 francs, in
toredieuce to the decree of the National Government
the Defence.

THE FRENCH FLEET.
gt,„4,: despatch from Cuxhaven, dated the 9th inst.,
of"ii that the French Fleet, consisting of 30 vessels
tta,:ar, has proceeded to the North Sea. The
ght3
ation of the Elbe has therefore ceased, and all
have been removed.

thehe MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI.
Prussians having evacuated the Department of
411adera, the French army of Dole has advanced,
is echelloned in the villages of Moissey and
O ntfn° -'rnireY• General Garibaldi's headquarters are at
anaes.
OeStitlee the engagements of the 22nd and 23rd of
tt,c)ber there are 1,000 Prussian prisoners at
Ita(laribaldi has issued the following address to the
*--ri--,l?l_2___l of the arroddissements of Dole :
The die
kid armament of the National Guard in the towns
tjjagee is a shame ; and, now that the Government
41v ~e4.11,ce has ordered the inhabitants to defend them-
Theer-p'.l'4lB disarmament becomes an offence aoainst law.
armed is 110 necessity for a small number of men badly
Bailie and equipped to fight regular forces; but these
to eWien, National Guards or others, knowing they belong
tooet-atical which will never bend the knee to the foreigner,
Wood' 11130 a the approach of a superior force, retire to the
too,: or forests with their cattle, and, accustomed to the
of they as they are, harass, if not large corps, the scouts
all th e4enly when found in small numbers, who pillage
me e More the less they are interfered with. If these
evellB are adopted, we shall no longer see a dozen Uhlans
the :"11 413 immense country, and commit depredations on
inhabitants. (Signed) GARIBALDI."