The Portland daily press., 1870-11-10

ea0 attive ron assnans, The ast re5tnisa
ars nearly ali boys iiIitf nineteen, aud are
now on their way.
The former reports concaFbing The disposition
of the army OF Prince Frederick Charles are
incorrect. His 10th corps has gone to PARIS.
the 8th to Thion7ile, the 18th remains at Metz.
the 1st at lille, the 81 at Troyes, and the "a
and 9th at Lyons.
WAR FACTS AND RUMoRs.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch from Arlon
states that heavy canpOnading was heard In
the direction of Thionville Saturday and Sun
day.
The Prussians in front of Paris have trained
hawks to capture the carrier pigeons sent out
of Paris with dispatches.
THE CHINESE oUTRAGEs
Later advces from Tieutsun represent that
the French army, unable to extract further
atonement for the late outrages accepted the
terms offered by the Chinese government.
The French army crossed the Loire and is
now on the north bank. Twenty-Five mani
Observ atory.
1t is now intimatel that the assault on Paris
is delayed ouly to await the development of at
fairs within the city.
roMETHING STARTLING COMING.
A Herald correspondents at Versailles on the
10Th (?) inst, writes as follows: News has
reached us to-day creating great excitement
auu IcaIS 10 u IHcHIlD tuat SUu6tuIuS On
large scale may be expected at any moment.
Preparations to meet it are being made.
SECESSION.
Reports from south France are of an extra
ordinary nature The foreign departments
have absolutely seeded from the rest of France
aud in conjunction withAgiers are engaged in
the organization of a separate government.
BREACH OF TRUST.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 9, noon.-Seven aero
~sot, f,lI
the Prussian lines have been sent to the for
tress in Germany. 1t is said that the papers
found on them seriously compromise members
OF the corps diplonsdtiQue and others whose
division has arrived in the vicinity of Ver-
sailles, and the third is at Chateau.
THE UNIFIcATIoN OF GERMANY.
BERLIN. Nov. "a correspondence names
the Goth OF the present month as the probable
day for the meeting OF the North German Par
lament The principal business before parlia-
ment will be to raise means to continue the
ern States into the confederation. The pur-
pose of Bavaria is alone uncertain.
Great Britain.
GLADSTONE ON THE WAR.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-[Special to N. Y World
At the Lord Mayors banquet tonight Mr..
Gladstone, in replying to the toast TO Her
Majesty ministers, referred to the wal, which
Ht dmEHitu udu III Cnre6 mODtnS caused more
boodshed than any year of war in the history
of chrstendom. As ior the efforts OF Her
MaieStys Government to discharge the duties
of neutral power, ii they had not succeeded
it was impossible for them to succeed. They
had found no great inequality in the dissatis-
faction Engand's mpartiality had excited on
one side or other.
Belgium.
ACTIVITY AT ANTWERP.
ANTWERP, Nov. 9.-On account of the large
numbersof German ships reluged here and the
increased trade directed to thisaport in conse-
quence of the war, this harbor is over crowded
with shipping and masy vessels are unable to
unload cargoes from theI lack of warehouse
roOm
Italy.
POSSESSION TAKEN OF THE QUIRINAL.
Tours, Nov. 9.--Italian authorities occupied
the Quirinal as State property. Work ofreorgan
izing the army is making satisfactory progress
DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE JEsU1rs.
ROME, Nov. THE La Liberia states that
the Italian government excludes Jesuit
teachers from the right of schools at Rome.
Popular demonstrations against the Jesuits
have been made.