The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-11-12

There is sufficient saltpeter in
the catacombs Of Paais to mako
powder for six month
The paris Government is about
to distribute among the troops
the new flag Of the Republic.
Henry Rochefort has resignes
his position on the Committee of
Defence. in consequence of a
Misunderstanding with the Cover
nment on tie question of CONNER
cial elections. Since his resigna-
ton Rochefort has not been seen.
Every night the Prusians. under
cover Of the darkness, attempt to
construct a bridge across Seiua.
Every morning the fire from tho
forts bemolishes their structure.
The accuracy of the gunners is
comm ended by both friend and
foe.
Garibaldi has summarily expell-
ed, from date, the Jesuit fathers
in charge Of the school of Notre
Dame de Mount Roland. The pro-
ceeding has excited the the utmost
indignation. The free companies
of Alsace refuse to serve under
him, and threaten TO shoot hem.
The authorities of Lyons have
published a resolution that it would
be better to submit to any hardsip
than to surrender the town. Lyons
shall be defended to death to death.
None shall leave the place. in ant
icipation of the struggle, sove the
women, children and men. All
others who escrpe or seek to escape
shall be considered infamous, an
delt, with as traitors.
The paris OPINIoNE RATIONALE.
Of the 29tii, contains a summons
addressed to King William and
Prince Frederick Charles to ap-
pear personally or by proxy before
. tribunal of Free Masons in paris,
to answer to charges Of perjury,
their cases to be adjudgeb by de-
fult, should they not appear. The
document is duly signed by the
officers Of the Grand Lodge of
Paris.
A Paris correspondent, writing
On the 9th, says: after the de-
parture of the Americans, the ex-
odus of the English will take place,
together with the remainder Of the
British Embassy. The English
staying will be under the protect
ion of the American Minister.
About 800 English will avail
themselves Of the permission to
depart, At the horse market yes
terday, 700 sold for culinary pur-
poses. There had been previous
sale. They all pissed the exam
ination as to fitness for food.
Donkeys aud mules were also
bought for cooking purposes, the
former being in great request on
account of their resemblance in
flavor to veal"
Without waiting for further
detales it would appear petty clear
ahat the failure of the armistice
project WIS caused chiefly by
RIsMARcK's insstiug On the insert
ion of kind of preliminary declar-
alton sanctioning the cession otter
PRUSSIA The following royal
order OF the day is published:
"Soldiers of the Confederate Ar
mics: When three months since
we took the field said God would
, be with our just cause. That this
confidence has been fully realized
witness Woerth, Saarbruck, Metz,
Sedan, Beaumont, Strasburg, each
a victory for our arms. You have
maintained all ;he virtues which
especially distinguish soldiers.
With Metz the last Of the armey Of
the enemy is destroyed. I take
, this opportunity to thank you all
from the General to the soldier
/ whatever the future, look forward
to it calmly, because I know that
with such soldiers victory will be
certain.
"(SIeNED) KING WILLIAM.
It is reported that the Fren CHI
have gained decisive victory
over the Prussians at Orleans
1t is also reported that the French
Fleet is bombarding Hamburg.
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