The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-11-17

marck promised Napoleon six weeks ago that
his dynasty should he restored when war WA
over ..-t--.-a -... ..-..-
81. Toms, For-Ie.-The authorities do not
regsrd the rupture in negotiations for ar
mistice as final ~ F.a
LoNpoN. Nov lathe Germans have oc-
cupied Bianeourt aud Etampes. on THURSDAY,
after battle between Nontbeliard and the
Swiss border. Garabadi with Il 0C0 men,
marched on to Belfort.
The scene of the recent battle bet ween the
forces of GcneSal Paladne and those Of Gen.
eral Won Der Tam, WAS at .Cailmsic small
village on the Loire Orleans. and not
Coulommicres, where some correspondents
! lace it. '- Ls '''
BERLIN. Nov. 12.-Queen Augusta re-
ccivcd the following from King William yes
ter,lay p. IN. dated Versailles Nov. 10th
General Won per Tam yesterday retired
from Orleans to Toury before superior
force of the enemy. He fought the French,
however, all the way. He, has already been
reinforced by General Whittich and Prince
Ollrich II latter came UP from Charities.
The Duke of Mecklenburg Sehwerin will
join his forces to those of \ on Der Tam to-
day. --.s.... .-.s.-.--.
lLoxpcy. Nov 1..-The Prussians have
pluuhercd the little town Of Achy, near Beau.
vais, department.; of the Disc -a.lt ....-. -.
0hAN1
LsSpoS. Nov. IL Bismarck has issued n
circul ar to the repre- senta tives of North-Ger-
many in foreign States giving his version Of
the late negotiations for an armistIce-
The appointment Of su h man Theirs
by the French, to eonttuct the negotiations-7a
man of such wide .eXpcrienoe-had excited
hopes of propositions that might be successful
King William was even more eager for peace
than Hs'ers. Bismarck proposed truce for
four weeks, the position ofthe respective ar
mics, to be fixed, in order that the election
might be held throughout France. The only
effect on the French side this truce would
have been the .toppage Of the waste of am
.munition from their forts. Ther, regrets
that the revictualing of Paris was not pro-
vic ed for, saving that it was Indispensable
condition of the proposed armistice. This
/ absurd demand, to go back two months in tho
prosecution of the war, was impossible.
Subsequently offer for short truce was
made Theirs reported this to the members
of the Provisional Government, by whom it
was rejected -".a -- H.-... ..---.
The inference i. that the French Govern
ment dare not consult vote of the people,
and only made advances looking to peace in
order to quiet the neutral powers.
.-.~.i-. 1853 AUSTRIA. ..s..s~ e
NEw York Nov -Londcn dispatches re-
ALLIANCE with France because she believes
herself in imminent danger from Prussia s
overwccning ambition.
/ IoNDoN,' Nov. l3.-Little is heard from
Paris now. 1t, is known, however, that the
Imperial troubles have wholly subsidized
Masses of French troops are seen daily around
Mt. Valericn, pr. cticing evelutions on great
scale general sorte is imminent. .
! Z Sickness in and around the capital is de-
The report il reiterated here that
the delay in the hombarIment Of Z a&is is due
to the earnest entreatiesof Queen Vleforia.
: LONDON. Nov. i3.-Advices from Versailles
fo-lay state that Moltke has ordered an adj
dt;onal force sent to Toury to prevent another
disaster An attack by the Army of the Loire
is expected, --,-. ,.
Loxpoy, Nov. 13-Special correspondent.
writing from Versailles, 18th, says: The last
party of English from Paris arrived here, ria
Chargaton AMI Barv.il Mr.. Wodehouse, Sec
rotary of the English Embassy, and the EN-
bassy personal accompanying them They
were three days en- route under wretchcd
weather. The report that order prevails in
Paris, bat that food is steadily raising in
ice. -. # = ..a-.....
special corrcspon lent of the Tribune at
Versailles, 18th, telegraphs Trustworthy
inlorm1tion represents that the Paris sup
plies will not last exceeding three weeks, and
the 'Prassans are not likely to lombard tho
city, ..-.,-..y -.+
~ LeNpox, Nov Fla Situation has a
leader To-day, in which il SAYS the arrival OF
NJ N Sehnaider in LanGan cas.anals ii tn make
{pubiIc the.tact that Gtmbetta is engaged in
intrigue for the restoration of the Orlean,
dynasty The scheme is for the late corps
Lcgislatifto assemble at Tours, and compel
BY intimidation and pressure of circumstances
the ratification of all done since the 4th oil
September, and then induced it to do away
with theRepublc and accept tho services of tha
Orleans princess. Bismarck remains faitb.
!, full o the idea of the restoration of the EN-.
pire. The presence of Theirs at Tours, and
the continued conference between him and
Gambetta give additional color to this re.
port.
/ LONDON, Nov. 13.-Dispatche. dated
Tours. Friday evening. repeat the statement
that there fighting all Thursday near
Coulo,nmiers, in which the French were snc.
Z cessful, and that Gen. Yslliers occupied
I Chenille north Of Orleans, taking 500 prison
crs and two guns.
Il Toms, Nov. 70 midnight Gen. Palla.
dimes reports that he took , 500 risoncrs in
this engagement The French troops now
hold the entrcnched camp which was occu-
piol by the Prussians at Arthenay Tidincs
of the victory of the army of the Loire aroused
the widest excitement throughout France
Great numbers Of troops are hurrying from
| the south to JON the forces OF General Palla-
| dimes. -
! A considerable number of breech-loadinp
cannon arc ready for the armies of the Loire
and the North 4 -@gE -.r...tE..f ~...
The use of ba uoons for observing the move.
mcnts of the enemy is to be introduced into
the Army of the Loire. ill., y1a
r." TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
New York, Nov. I5.-specials say that
England will fight if Russia abrogates the
treaty of Paris, and that the London papers
of this morning declare that she cannot do
otherwise without surrcnderng the last vesiige
Of national honor. 1t is intimated that Eng
land will form an alliance at once against
Prussia an1 Russia, and make evertures to
this country Britain seems Supremacy ex-
cited at the prospect of the future.
An Ostend special reports Napoleon saying
that he had expected from the beginning
general war, which will bs Frances oppor-
tunity to regain her lost prestige.
i LONDON, Nov I5-The Telegraph saws
it is certain that Russia has sixty iroucad
gunboats in the Black Sea ready for use.
Tours, Nov. l5.-The resolution on the
part of the Russian government to with>
draw FROM the treaty Of Paris creates pro-