The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-07
ARMISTICE BROKEN OFF.
DETAILS oFrHE RIoTISG IN PARIS.
Garibaldi captured-Trochu and the
Provisional Government Sustained
King Williams Address to the Ger
man Army.

King Williams Address to the Ger
man Army.
VERSAILLES, Sunday, November Al P. u.
ia London.
THE above Is the impossible date attached
to the following important dispatch, as it was re-
ce,yed from the telegraph Office in this city.-ED.
NKws.l
ThIers has received orders from Paris to break
OF negotiations fo- an armistice, and leave the
Royal headquarters.
The Armistice.
LONDON, November 4.
The Cabinet was In extraordinary session to-
day. Earl Granville received alispatch announ-
cling the acceptance by Trochu Of an armistice on
terms proposed by Count Bismarck. The proto-
col OF arm.stice was signed by Trochu, Jules
Favre, Arago, Ferry, GARNER Pages, Pelletan,
Picard and Simon on the part OF the PROVISIONAL
Government, aud by Count Bismarck and General
Won Moltke on the part OF the Germans. the
armistice commences on the 18th OF november,
and ends on the 2sth. A decree ordering elec-
tIons will be issued tomorrow. The Constituent
Assembly is convoked to meet on the 18TH In
slant. The conditions OF the armistce are the
following:
Its duration will be Of twenty five days.
The inhabitants will have the liberty 10 bring IN
food during this interval.
Free elections will be held IN all the depart
ments.
The Paris Government, owing to the events that
took place lately resolved to consult the people OF
Paris as to the maintenance Of the authority that
was conferred upon It, The vote Of the citizens
on the question Of sustaining Trochu and the Pro-
visioual Government was yeas, 442,goo; nays 49,
600. Paris is perfectly tranquil. The National
Guard marched In battalions to the polls and de-
posted their votes, all OF which were ~
Count Bismarck, on the 3oth, told the World cor
respondent he was certain the armistice would
lead to satisfactory peace. The correspondent
asked, "Win any peace be satisfactory without
cesslon Of territorys" Count Bismarck replied
no. The correspondent then asked, "Will the
French people support the government which con.
sents to a cession Of territory'" Count Bismarck
only replied by his peculiar saie.
The Pail Mall Gazette say that all in1ornaatlon
received confirms the conclusion OF an armistice
and the acceptance Of It's terms, including per-
mission that supplies OF food shall enter Paris on
certain conditions. La Situation says 1t has
,urivate dispatch to the same effect. NotWitn-
Etanding the information confirming the conclu-
sion of an armisice sinister runners are anoat TO-
night contradcting this Intelligence, and assert
ing the failure Of Theirs to obtain Bismareks ad-
heslon.
A suecial nom Brussels says that during the
srmistice free ingress to and egress from Paris
will be permitted. The opera was re 'pened yes
terday, aud concerts have been given at the The
atre Prancaise Molier's Misanthrope was per.
formed without costume.
The conference between Bismarck and Thlers
was continued by request Of the government az
Tours.
The Paris Opinion Rationale OF the 1stn con-
tsins summons addressed TO King William anu
Prince Frederick Charles to appear personally or
by proxy before the tribunal OF Freemasors In
Paris, to answer to charges Of perjury, their case
70 be adjudged by default should they not appear.
The document Is duly signed BY the onlcers OF sne
Grand Lodge Of Paris.
The Germans are retiring from Chateau Rou3,
and concentrating on <Orleans. SSlrmshes are
freouent In the Valley Of the Loire. The French
claim advantages. The Prussians are destroying
railroads around Dion. The restoration OF lights
and signals along the German coast is ordered.
Garibaldi is suspendlng operations. The Ger
mans were marching on Lyons and Bourges.
Cluseret had assumed command OF the National
Guard at Marseiles. It is thought the election
Sunday would displace him.
The National Guards and Gsrde Mobile, at
Besanc,n, refuse to fight under Garloa.di, who Is
organizing the Francs-tireurs.
Frankfort bankers have offered to advance
money TO several French towns which are unable
to bear the burdens Of the war. The Prussian
Government has approved OF this project.
The Nationals and M3biies were routed on Tues
Say by the PrussIsns, near Twann, Switzerland.
In consequence Of firing being heard SO near the
trating on the frontier.
Lyons Is well provisioned for the impending
siege. All within the Notifications have agreed
10 defend the place to the last extremity, emulat-
ing Paris and Strasoourg.
The fortincatons around Paris were silent on
Thursday, except an occasional shot from Fort
Mont du valerian. The Siege OF Belrort has been
commenced.
There Is increasing bitterness at Blsmarck's
sights toward England.
Count DeChambord is reported in France, in-
cognito.
The French loan is nuctuating.
Reports from Tours.
TOURS, November S.
Paris advices to the Sd say Thlers, upon return
ing to Paris, gave the Government as details Of
his mission "Owing to the carnage and resists
ance of Paris the four great Powers, England,
Russia, Austria and Italy, have come to the sup
Dot of an armistice, which VIII include the revc-
tuaing Of Paris and the assembling OF the Constt-
tuent Assembly,
1t is stated that Jules Favre reiterates that the
government viii not cede territory as the price Of
peace.
No fighting around Paris for three days. The
forts, however, kept up fire to prevent the >erec-
Aan OF Prussan batteries.
A decree has been issued enrolling and mobil'
izing married men and widowers between 20and
40. The government cares for destitue families
and adopts the children OF those who are killed.
The organization Is entrusted to projects, aud
must be completed by November ls. Each de-
partment must furnish as many field batteries as
u has hundred thousands inhabitants.
The Riot I'm Paris.
TOURS, November 4.
The following official report OF the recent riots
AZ Paris ts given to the public here today: