The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-11-12
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cnATOGS Oh 9CuSola, > WIZ
words: We ~capitulated to famine"
rsIospssyNasse1. hesprobabilitiesaar
that Lyons viii be selected as the next
place for the French Government.
The Standard says that the Prnssian
landwehr reserve will be called out ii
numbers corresponding the exhaustion or
the German strength. .astg MT a. sae
BRUSSELS, Nov. Tile Prussians en-
tered Metz Yesterday afternoon: The pris-
oners viii go to Germany in small detach-
ments.4 The French officers, aftcra pledge
in writing MOTTO engage in The war9again,
will be allowed their side arms md. bag
gage, in token of courage displayed in de-
fence of the city. s .#,gg4 -yas ga&F
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The authorities at.
Tours ascribbe the loss Of Dion to incompe.
tency or Garribaldi's Saidinean, officers
and their Grade organization, relieving, the
regular French force at the moment when
the services of the latter weremost need
ed. $50 aa%@fA Il @.fs -
The Moniteur complains of the inactivity
of the army of the Lore, which it estimates
at 100, 900 men. 80, ~ T. yzg 81 ~.
LONDON, Nov. 3.--Refugees from Paris
say thatthe Parisians are really discouraged
by the anarchy which pervades France.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The National cards
and Guard q Mobile at Besancen refused to
fight under Garibaldi. sssfs@ o-s
Late Paris advices represent the riot in
that city on the 31st as formidable. 1t
was lead by Ledru Rollin, Hugo, Gustave
Flourens, and other well known names, adj
versaries of the amist;ce. Paris will vote
on Thursday next, if the power Of the Gov
eminent of National Defence is maintained.
During the disturbance Trochu was threat
ened by the mob, and muskets and bayo-
nets were pointed at him.. Paris Journals
urge the Government To- take energetic
measures. Gen. Trechu issued a proela.
nation, showing the, advantage Of the. ar.
mistice-this was on the 31st ult. On the
first of.November Paris was e ..tirrely tran tran,
quil. Y f. '@@ s'f
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The official report Of
the capture of sDijon states that "a great
| portion of the townw was burned. tass18 Sis,
There were twenty, one generals and eigh-
ty-one superior officers with Napoleon at
| Wilhelmhohe ON Wednesday.
LoNpoN, Oct. 1.-Two army corps which
| were relieved at Metz are beseiging Thion.
Vile. The bombardment is. progressing
vigorously. fsft 1s5f 49,
Kumsner'sf 10000 landwebr are still at
Saarbruck. saG t5al .fpsH v7*'
BERNIE, Nov. 1.-The National Guards
and Mobiles were, routed On Tuesday, b. near
Thoun. ,,s I'D .s~4 - 49,.
LONDON, Nov. 4.--EarI Granville has re-
ceived a. dispatch Announcing the accep-
lance by Trochu of an armi<tice upon the
terms proposed by Bismarck. 5s iSA@f
The protocol of the Armistiee was signed
by !Troehu, Fayre, -Arago, Gainier, Ferry,
Pages, Peleton, Picard and Simon, On the
partssof the Provisional Government, aud
Bismarck and Won Moltke on the part Of
the Germans.
The decree ordering elections will be is
sued Tomorrow. &c 80 @s% a.*f+t
The Constituent Assembly meets on the
10Th. #%b tca3 a# = $50 :tl#a5 "a
The conditions regarding the victlaling
Of Paris have not been stated. -nE{. T..
lei Count Bismarck told the World CORES
pondent, on the 3oth Of October, that he
was certain an armistice would lead TO
peace. The correspondent asked If any
peace would be satisfactory without the
session of territory. Bismarck replied no.
The correspondent then asked if the French
peoplerwould support o government which
consents to the cession of territory. Bis
mark only replied BY his peculiar smile u
TouRs, Nov. 5-Le Francois says. it has
been agreed that Paris shall receive sup.
plies during the armistice.
BRUSSELS, Nov. b.-lt is is stated here
that Fresh disturbances have occurred in
Paris. b. - sTa
LONDON, Nov. 5.--The vote of Paris ON
taefguestion of sustaining Trochu and the
Provisional Government was - Ics" Az
ooo, No" 900. Paris is perfectly.
LosDos, Nov. 5.-The Paris Journal
Oficiel, Of the 3fst, uIt.. contains the fol
lowing: 1aEtt= u III
The officers of the government have Just
learned the sad news Of the surrender of
Metz. Marshal Bazaine and his army were
forced to surrender, after heroic efforts,
which were stopped emily BY famine and
want Of ammunition. r.
$50 BRUSSELS, Nov. 5-Le Nord, Of this CITY.
publishes a letter from Bazaine, giving the
lieto Grambetta's charges and insinaations
In his proclamation totthe French army.
The Marshal indignantly denies that
there was any treacheFy, treason, or bar
gain with the B~onapartists.
He reviews the facts and causes which
made ii surrender inevitable, after an IN.
PARALLEL serge, and an unlimited suffering.
BERLIN, Nov. 5.A-The General command.
ing at Metz makes the following report:
By the capitnlati0n of Marshal Bazaine,
53 eagles Sal field guns, ammunition Tor.
more than So batteries, 800 seige guns,
66 mitrailleuses, 100000 rifles and sabres,
1000 military carriages, and a powder lac
tory, fell into the hands Of the Prussians
LoNDoN Nov. 5-The dispatch received
by Lord Granville announcing the ~ratiiea-
ton Of the armistice upon Bisfna rck's terms.
was communicated to the English Cabinet
in extra session. The AT mistice commenced
November 4th, and ends. November 2sth.z
BRussELs, Nov. 5.-The Empress Eu-
genie has returned to England. She spent
only one day with The Emperor. Y
VERsAHIEs, Friday, Nov. 4, 4r. NJ, via
London. -Thiers has received orders from
Paris to bread eff negotiations for armstice,
and leave the royal headquarters. fssf
sLoNDos, Nov. 6.-The Journal dispatches
of the 4th say that % the Dight Of list
ult., Gustave TloureTs led u mob into the
Council Chamber, where the Government
was sitting, mounted tie table and proposed
q government OF HIS own, including as
members Flourens, IRyatt. Laurie, aBlen- |
que, Darian, DeIsrhese, Louis Blanc, sMiL |
liere, ViGtpr Hugo, and Rocheforf. The
name of Rochefort was b. oted, and Darien
declined to allow the use Of Ills. Picard
saved the Governments by his energetic ac-
ton ; escaping from the mob he summoned
the National Guard to the rescue, and or
der was restored. ~
Nov. THE point upon which Theirs
was recalled and the armistice foiled, is
stated to be that Bismarck wanted garran-
tees for the cessioT of territory, which the
Paris Government refused Ito. give. The
PrussianiM Minister at London states that the
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