The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

LONDON. Nov. 4-The conclusion of
the arInistice was frst received by the |
Rothschilds. Great joy is manifested, |
and hopes are entertained that ultimate |
peace will be the result.
Count Bismarck on the 30th told a
he was certain that the
armistice would lead to q satisfactory
peace. The correspondent asked, "Wi1
any. peace be satisfactory without ces-
sion of territory 2" Bismarck replied
g No." The correspondent then asked,
/" VIII the French people support the
government, while it consents to ces-
sion of territory ?n Bismarck only re-
piled, by his peculiar smile.
The conditions of the proposed arm
istfce are as follows: Its duration viii
be of twenty-five days. The inhabitants
will have the liberty to bring in food
during this interval. Free elections will
be held in ali the departments. The
Paris government, owing to the events
that took place lately, is resolved to con-
suit the people of Paris as to the main
tenance of the authority conferred upon
it. The voting Was to take place to-day.
FROM DAILY NEWS OF MONDAY.
The Worlds cable says: Europe will
find herself taken aback within week.
The new triumph of Bismarck's genius
has achieved quite another direction
than looked for. Be prepared for big
things, close at hand: some Bonapart-
list scheme which Bismarck's party has
hidden beneath the armistice negotia-
tions. The cessation of hestilities for
twenty-five days gives such balance
of military advantages to France that
Bismarck could not have granted such
terms without secret reasons.
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the relations between Austria and
Prussia have grown threatening within
the last few days. When Bismarck's
last circular was read to Beust he re-
piled in q highly unfriendly manner.
and a rupture seemed imminent.
There is a current running against
the men who holds the Peins of govern
ment at Paris, which will assuredly,
sooner or later, overthrow them.
Napoleon has appointed an agent to
pay his tradesmens bills. Placards are
on all walls, calling upon creditors to
attend the sele of the effects of Napo-
leon and Eugene, by auction, two
months after the siege is over. The
provisional government refuses to de-
liver to the empress her cashmere
shawles and laces.
1t is stated that fresh disturbances
have broken out at Paris. The horde
publishes a letter from Bazaine, giving
the lie to Gambetta's charges and in
situations in his proclamaIions. The
marshal Indignantly denies any treach-
cry or treason in behalf of the Bona
partists. He reviews the causes and
facts which made surrender inevita-
BILE after an unparalleled siege and many
days of unremitted suffering.
A red Republican movement in south
France is feared.
Won RendelI, Bismarck's councillor,
told Sage that he thinks we will be here
in the spring. 1t is pretty certain Paris
has four months provisions, and active
measures are being taken to husband
them.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY NEWS.
Tours, Nov. 6.-Advices from Paris
say Henri Rochefort has resigned his
position on the committee of defense in
consequence of a misunderstanding
of municipal elections. Since his resig-
nation Rochefort has not been seen.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 6.-The provis-
ional government has finally rejected
the protocol urged upon them by Theirs
and Bismark, although previously they
signified their approval. Theirs has
OTutTS 10
Bismark that the conditions could not
be accepted. and to return to the capital
Immediately. The cause of the rupture
is believed to be the persistence of Bis
mark insisting on guarantees for aces
sion of territory. 1t is also believed
that negotiations were broken off on ac-
count of the persistent demand of the
French that they be allowed to revict-
ual Paris.
The war goes on. The Prussian en-
bassador says the struggle will contin-
ue all winter.
A dispatch from Dale, dated the 4th,
says Garibaldi has been taken prisoner,
with thirty Italian officers.
New YORK, Nov. IA correspon-
dent writes from the Prussian army that
the difference of opinion between Bis
marck and the crown prince about the
prolongation of the war has ripcned
into quarrel, and that the latter de-
clares Bismarck, whose deplorable in
fuence over the king increases every
day, is leading Prussia into perAs from
which escape will be very difficult.
There is large peace party in Ger
many, and the crown prince Openly en-
courages and favors its members. The
same correspondent adds that Bismarck
admits that he has made serious blum
ders since the beginning of the war.
ERoM DAILY NEWS OF THURSDAY.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Bismarck has fur
nished the following explanation of the
rupture of negotiations for the armis-
tice: The French government having
declined, through its representative,
Theirs, its ability to accept the German
offer of an armistice, on the basis of the
statu quo, the Count proposed that the
French name the time for holding the
election for the constituent assembly.
The Germans promised that in such an
event absolute freedom of elections
should be respected, and even in the
territory now occupied by the Prussians.
Theirs thereupon withdrew to the. out
posts to consult Favre, but at length re-
turned to Versailles without the power
to accept the German terms.
King William has issued an order that
no person will be permitted to enter or
leave Paris. Four passengers have just
been captured, and will be court mar
tailed for violation of the order.
The Times has reason to believe that
the bombardment of Paris will not be-
gin for two weeks. King William is
reluctant to destroy SO grand city, and
is giving the French every opportunity
to negotiate for peace.
SAN Francisco, Nov. IA dispatch,
dated Elko, to-day, says on Saturday
evening the east-bound train was stop
ped at Pequoss by five men supposed to
be deserters from Camp Halleck. The
engine and express car were detached
from the train and ran a few miles
ahead. The express car was broken
open, the messenger gagged, and $751;
600 were stolen. A special train, with
police and horses, was Immediately
started from this point, and arrived at
the place of robbery few hours latter.
A glove was found on the spot, with
the name Carr printed on it. Carr is
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