The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-27
gUEFRANCO-PRUSSIANWAR
TIE BoMBARDHENT or PARIS TO
BEGIH ON S.ITURDA
v.ss,iatiens for np Armistice The Troubles
nt nnrseilies- Orleans sttli Occupied W
~, Prussisns-A Modern Joan Of Arc.

v.sstiations for IA % A Armistice The Troubles
,t nnrseilles- Orleans still Occupied by
the Prussians-A Modern Joan Of Arc.
1o,uoS. Oct 2G-The IhH HdH GdssHe Of
i,st evening announces that q moeiiug between ~
Tber, and Count Won Bismarck has been arranged,
tbe Government a, Tours having accepted the prin-
rirle of tho armistice Gen. Troehu pado another
attempt to force an outlet near lssy on Monday, but
was rcpuOscd. Tnc Gumans. ON their westward
march, eutiod tho city Of Besancon, In the Depart
soenI Of DOubs. They took ,hiriy-stNen carriages
r.ied with wounded rrehch sodlers Ih' German
sroops are apparently concentrating al Beims. The
French coumsndcr at Verdun ha@ sent deaant
sncssar, to the Tfu.sians The Germans refrain
nom attacking Amions Their troops at Beauyais
and sos.ons are retiring toward h6si6res Tho
sown Of CsAcaudun has been literally
pzsrRoYEp ny III, rRUssIASs.
T-e troubles at MafsoNles are increasing. The
bed Rspubulans arc LARGELY IN the ascendant, and
sso IN open rebsllon against the Republican au,hor
nes at Paris and Tours. They have even gone 90
nr ~ 10 eGer reward for Ganbetta's head. Gus
hye Ffourens has been finally DISCHARGED Despatch
es from Tours, dated Tuesday evening state that
q pcadibg pesee negotiations due ~ the niua
tyc takon by Great Britain.
me nee pass for NJ Thiers 70 enter Paris Is not
Szpeo,ed for week or ten days. Notwithstanding
che Frenoh report Of the German evacuation OF Or.
ielns u has been hsceTtsined that that city is eth
ootupicd. There indications OF an imm ed,ate
sdvsDce on Blois and Vondome. They have made
heavy regulations on the people living and around
CsArtr,s.
Dispatches from Tours announce THAT a young
ALL OF that city is creating the most intense eIei.e
meat ~ Initiating the eIampls Of Joan Of Arc. Hun
drods Of enthusiastic persons have joined her stand
ard Her sppcais for recruits tad 10 BE- siugu
hsy patriotic and eloquent.
ALL HOPE OF PEAcR 6orE.
desDetch has been received By our corTespon.
Gent at Berlin from Metz which states that all the
sndosyors on tie part Of the Bona parusts through
bsIiinc, by which peace could be restored on the
.b's., Of the Rnprcss becoming Regent. have Deen
s'unisnod. All hopes OF peace sre therefore nov at
an end, and peace can only be gSInsd by the in.
krvcnron Of neGuSi powers.
The Prussians have removed all the art treasures
tom s-vres 70 Versailles. Mr. sRaw.Ieievre. uem.
rsr of Parliament for Reading, last evening made
speech to his constituents in that city. He said
Since ue proclamation Of the EreLch Repubhc
Prus',e, by her pcrrsteucy, had become tho A..
,yrc'sor.
ENGLISH sYNPATuiES,
which were originally with Prussia, had now
been Transferred TO the French. Leaving the sui.
5ect Of The war, he rcjoeed in the departure from
tle Iglr OF marrying English piinccsses exclusively
" Geruian princes.
Iho Prussians az ,in announce that
TiRE WILL BE OPENED ON rARis
oa the s2ih instant. Ore thousand stoves have been
ordered for the buts ofthe Pussans DO .leging Metz
Sen. CsinbTiel claims a victory fo- tae French at
ChailonleDue. Belgium Is again sending troops
70 tue frontier. Tie French regard England's last
sfort u mediation with extreme dstrust. Iii r..
Sorlod on the CoDtiueBt that Queen Victoria has
NTiiten to the Kug OF Prussia. urgi ne him to
rzo-s--tr htv iVluabes.
II $ Understood that the Madrid Government
A. ate Prussias approval OF the nomination Of the
d be 0t Aosta to the throne.
Iue arrival q N. Theirs a. Versares "a o1pte'el
Dday. The Tours Government is firm IN it, re
tGsal 10 ,4tcr on any negotiations involving
sUrRRNDER TEBUToRT.
B'mlrck cons ant ans vcr TO The advances daily
made 70 him Tor peace, is that the election by the
Rrcnch of some Authorized Government is an in.
esrensube preliminary
The Berlin Porhciai C2rrspo.G. r. sem. oli.
sisy 'Ms:
On The faci Of arm co iuue lepo IS 20 nc found
81. ma the Frozen r-g. TO r,curu- 'tr hope 'ess-
n@f uf cir CaU.c. a.. dtay 90 thD bombs rdmcnt
bi I.ts j. cue g. tie I. ugtct state cur Ircpara-
.u.. not to paIitlc d cour .C,Ilucns
TIE rfussItus h,re Impressed Tie miners into
sNtlr ice to rci,ir tEe railway from the Ger
man frontier to I re. The bakers and butcher, oC
i.0ruglck aud othe- 7nticr towns have b,cu or
10 10 prepare ample sJyIlos ios the German