The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-09

Hotel DeVille The Mayors of the Departments OF the
Seine, Etose Kzainest, Marne and Disc present
Jules Favre made patriotic address and said that the
government determined to carry OH the war to
The last the army would soon attack the besegers,
break through their lines and join hands with the
troops from the provinces. Ferry also spoke in the
same strain.
LONDON, Nov. Am arnistice has been concluded
for twenty five days
The national guards and guards mobile at Besancon
refuse to fight under Garbaldi.
Late Paris advces represent the riots formidable
The riot caused by the adversares of armstice
led by Ledru Rolln, Hugo, .Forens and other we'll
known names. =
Tours Nov. 4.-The Journal Official publishes Paris
advices to the lst. The Paris government has de-
cided to accept armisce. Flourens raised riot,
and the Hotel DeVille was invaded. The Committee
of Public Safety have been proclaimed members of the
provisional government battalion of the national
guard released Trochu Arago and Ferry from the riot
ers. About o'clock the riot was finally suppressed.
Tours, Nov. 4, 8 AM-The following are the exact
words of Garbalds order of the day aluding to Amer
lea President Grant might, by lifting his finger,
send Prims soldiers in Cuba back to Madrid but he
allows the murder of the entire people of Cuba, who
are part of Washngtons great family. He barely
permits the Great Republic to fling word of sympa-
thy the brave descendant of Lafayette but France
has risen, as one man. and will soon make the old au-
tocrat repeat his having sought butchery."
Tigus.
Information of the conclusion of an armistice was
first received by Rothschd. Great joy is manifested
and the idea entertained that ultimate peace will
result from the Constituent Assembly, which meets on
the 10TH
Paris advces of the I'd say there is complete tran
guilty. Bodies of the national guard appearing on
the streets without orders disarmed and disbanded
Alfonso Gent, writes from Marseilles that upon his
refusal to act with Esquires resign, pistol shot
wounded him in the abdomen though not seriously. He
will be about again in few days. He is unable to
perform his official duties until he recovers.
Theirs was al Paris on the 30th Rieve and Com
bat alone oppose the proposed armistce
On the 31st all the government officers were de-
tanned some hours by the national guard. When or
der was restored it found that the communist and
the opponents Of an armistce the authors Of the
trouble on the 1st of November. Paris was entirely
tranquil.
Paris will vote on Thursday if the power for defence
by the government can be maintained.
During the disturbance Trochu was threatened by a
mob Muskets and bayonets were pointed at him.
The Journals urge the government to take energetic
measures
MADRID, Nov. 4-Regarding the candidature of
Aosta, Admiral Topel offers Montpensier Gen. Car
icras is in favor of Espartero, and other Deputies
will not vote for the Orland sword to be given to a
foreign marquis
BERLIN, Nov 4-The official report Of the capture
of Dion states that great portion of the town was
burned
There were twenty one generals and eightyone su-
perior officers with Napoleon at Wilhelms Hote on
Wednesday
BERNE, Nov. 4.-The nationals and mobiles were
routed Tuesday Thaun. Swiss troops are con-
centrated On the border to preserve neutrality
FLORENCE, Nov 4.-Elections for new Parliament
occur on the 2Oth inst Parliament assemblies on the
jth of December
MADRID, Nov 4-Prim had long conference with
the members of the majority in the Cortes regarding
Aosta After an interchange of views Prlm said ne
would present the of Monpenser to the consid-
Grafton of the Cortes the future ruler ofSpain Gen.
Concoras supported Espartero in long speech CONGO
ras could not understand the necessity OF going abroad
when such good material was to be had at home. Se-
nor Agnete affirmed boldly that he would not support
foreign candidate. Divers opinions were expressed
by the members present at the consultation but no
conclusion was reached.
LONDON, Nov: tao army corps, released at Metz
are besiegi ing Th:S 9e. The bombardment is pro-
crossing vigorously
Runners thirty thousand landwehrs are still at
Saarbruck.
writer il the Times says the seizure OF Alsace and
Lorraine will propagate international hatred pregnant
with war. He implores Prussia tor the sake OF the
worlds peace, to desist.
LoNpoN. Nov. 4-Rumor Of failure of the armistice
negotiations at Versailles being circulated here de-
pressed the markets.
The tone of communication between the British
Foreign Office and Bismarck is greatly improved; Eng
land having Withdrawn her objection to the cession OF
French territory to Germany
The new Turkish minister submitted his credentials
to the Gear to-day. 1t is generally understood that
the relations between Turkey and Russia closer.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. 4.-The telegraph northward has
been cut.
Gents wounds are trhing.
Cluseret has been named General OF the national
guard Cluseret refused to accept the nomination.
The election occurred on Sunday, when few turbu-
lent persons carried Cuseret in triumph he commit
ted the absurdity of nominating Geo. Francis Train as
Generain- Chief of the national guard
Tours, Nov Alt the journals praise Trochu's
conduct and express the conviction that he will sup
press all future disturbances He will doubtless receive
an immense vote of appreciation from the Parlsans,
which has been ordered.
Everything quite at Lyons. There is intense ndig-
nation against Bazane but no disorders Citizens
actively preparing for defense.
The excited populace at Grenade arrested General
Barrett
There we're troubles at Nantes, Tou, and Aisne.
All these places are quite now.
Gambetta has gone to the army of the Loire.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The Germans retiring from
Chateau Roux concentrating on Orleans.
Skirmishes frequent in the valley OF the Loire.
The French claim the advantage.
The Prussians are destroying the railroads around
Don Restoration of the lights and signals along the
German coast is ordered
LONDON, Nov. 5.-A dispatch received by Lord
Granville was communicated to the English Cabinet in
extra session. announcing the ratification OF an armis
tice upon Bismarcks terms Bismarck and Moltke
signed for Prussia Trochu and others OF the provl-
sonal government at Paris signed in behalf of France.
The armistice commenced November 4, and will end on
the 2Sth.
Brussels, Nov 5-The Empress has returned to
England having spent only one day with the Emperor
Tours, Nov. 5.-A decree has been issued Tor the
enrolling and mobilization of married men and widow
ers between twenty and forty The government cares
for the destitute families and adopts the children OF
those killed The organization is nrusted to projects
and must be completed by November 18th. Each de-
partmen must furnish as many field batteries as it has
100 900 inhabitants.
Tours, Nov 5.-Le Francois says it is agreed that
Paris shall receive its supplies during the armistice
Garibaldi has suspended operations. The Germans
were marching on Lyons and Bourges
Cluseret has formed command in Marseilles. 1t
thought that the election on Sunday would dis
place him.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Times has special from Ver-
sailles announcing that the conference between Bis
marck and Thers was continued by request Of the gov
ernment Of Tours. Much fighting yesterday around
the Notifications.
The vote of Paris the question Of sustaining Tro.
chu and the provisional government was Yes, 442,
GOO; No, $4,000.
BRussELs Nov Sit is stated here that French
disturbance occurred in Paris.