The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-26
SECOND EDITION
WAR NEWS BY CABLE.
important Peace Movement.
AN Armistice Agreed Upon.
The ePrussian Occupation
Towns and Property Destroyed.
a Sortie by General Trochu.
The French Driven Back
The French Driven Back
FROM EUROPE.
An ArmIstfce Arranged.

An Armistfce Arranged.
LONDON, Oct 26.-The Pail Mall Gazette of
last evening announces that a meeting between
Theirs and Bismarck has been arranged, the
Government at Tours having accepted the prin-
ciple of the armistce.
Asortie by rrochu Repulsed.
General Trochu made another attempt to
force an outlet near Issy on Monday, but was
repulsed.
The New French Loan.
Tours, Oct. 26.-An extra edition of the
Mon teur appeared last evening, containing O
decree for the issue of loan of two hundred
and fifty millions on Thursday the 9th instant,
under the title of "a loan for the national
defense"
Reported Successes of GaribaIdi
1t is confirmed that Garibadi has successfully
attacked the Prussians.
Advices from InrseiIIes
show that disorders are still prevalent there.
Even the authority of Esquiros is now denied.
LYONS Quiet.
At Lyons all is quiet. The National Guards
have greatly assisted the local officers ia pre-
serving order.
The Prussians at Orleans.
1t was rumored last evening that the Prus-
slams were evacuating Orleans yesterday.
Prussian Successes.
CARLsRUHE, Oct. 26.-The Gazette of this
city last evening published a despatch from
General Boyer to the Duke of Baden containing
the following intelligence:-On SATURDAY., the
22d, several victorious engagements occurred
on the river Agnon at Voray, Casey, Anson,
and Genneville. The French losses were severe.
Battalions of the list, Sd, 4th, and 5th Baden
Regiments took part in the actions The Ger
man losses were generally Insignificant
The following is complete list of casualties
suffered by the Baden troops Killed, z; wounded,
3s captured, officers, ~; rank and file, 200.
Besaneon Pnlased.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Germans on their
westward march gutted the city of Besancon,
in the Department of Doubs. They took thirty
seven carriages filled with wounded French
soldiers. The German troops are apparently
Concentrating mt Rheims.
The French commander at Verdun has sent q
defiant message to the Prussians. The Germans
refrain from attacking Amiens. Their troops
at Beauvais and Scissors are retiring towards
| Mezieres.
Another Town Destroyed
The town Of Chateaudun has been literally
destroyed by the Prussians.
| NEGOTIATIONS with Bazaine.
BERLIN, Oct. 25, via London, Oct. 26.-The
German negotiations with Bazaine for the
capitulation of his army continue, notwith
standing the disapproval of the French Govern
| ment
| She Parts Oefenses.
The military authorities before Paris have
successfully examined the defenses of that city
| by means of balloons.
The Paris and Orleans railway has been nearly
restored.
Paroles Refused.
The Prussians refuse further paroles to cap
tured French officers, because it has been ascer
tanned that many thus released have resume(
service in the French army.
The Marriage of the Princess Louisa.
| LONDON, Oct 26.-It is ofncially announce
that the Queen yesterday at a council at Bal
moral sanctioned the contemplated marriag,
between the Princess Louisa and the Marquis o
Lorne.
This Mornings Quotations.
| LONDON, Oct. 26-1l'30 A M.-Censols opened a
92H for money and account. American securities
quiet and steady; 520s OF 1862 sos OF 1865, old
ssH; and Of 1857, 90; 1O-4os, s7A. Railways quiet
Erie, lSA Illinois Central, ia; Atlantic and Grea
Western, 299.
quiet and steady; uplands, cd Orleans 911d Sale
estimated at l6 900 bales. New Milwaukee Wheat, 9s
10d. winter, los. Sd.
LONDON oct, 26-1l.SOA M.-Rehned Petroleum
irmer: common Rosn firmer.
| ANTWERP, Oct. 26-Petroeum frmer.
This Afternoons Qaotations.
LONDON, Oct. 2e-1'30 p. M.-Oonsols 923s for bot
money and account American securities quiet
Stocks nat.
LONDON oct $3.50 P. M.-Lnseed oil hrmer.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct 26-l'30 p. M.-Cott0n easier
middlinR plands, S7s@9d. middling Orleans, ga g
9Ad The sales viii not exceed $4,000 bales. Lar