Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-10

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-C.ambetta has gone to the army oil
the Loire.
The seige of Belfcrt has been COM
rlenced.
i -Eutire order exists at Metz.
Gen. RUNNERS force of 30, 900 Land.
wehr are still at Saarbruck.
Cen Selchow is in command of the
force now il sting Mczic~cs.
Mr. Motley has changed lis residence
to the Thomas Hotel, London.
The statement that Austria had in
terfered in favor of the Pope is officially
denied.
The Mobiles from the Rhone bravely
defended Rape, and succeeded in re-
pulsing the enemy.
ALI the Mayors of the arrondissem euts
of Paris have resigned.
The Nationals and Mobiles were 70 ut.
ed by the Prussians on Tuesday, ne al
Thanh.
The press of Paris, with only the e1
ception OF the Reveille, favors the armis
t1ce.
The London Stan le,d's Paris CORE
spondent says lnat Bour baki has not re-
signed nor been removed.
No official announcement of the con-
olusion of an armistice at Paris has been
made at Tours.
1t is reported that the army of the
Loire would have attacked the Prussia:ls
at Orleans but for M. Theirs mission to
| Versailles.
The Notifications around Paris were
silent on Thursday, except an occasional
| artillery shot from Fort Mont de Vale
rien.
The National Guard and the Garde
Mobile refuse to Sight under Garibaldi,
who is organizing the Franc-Tireurs
Frankfort bankers have offered to
advance money to several French towns
which are unable TO bear the burdens of
war.
The position at Bourget has been cap
tured by the French. 1t was abandoned
on the 20th ult by the Germans, as lack
ing strategic value.
In consequence of firing heard so near
the border at Geronmagny, the Swiss
troops are concentrating on the frontier
"A number of French volunteers who
reached Lisbon by the last steamer from
Brazil arrived at Tours yesterday.
M. Valcour, who makes charges of
treachery against Bazaine, has been DECOR
ated with the Cross of the Legion of
Houor.
Tho elections for members of the new
Italian Parliament are to take place the
goth inst. Parliament will assemble on
December 9th.
Everything is quiet at Lyons There
Is intense indignation against Bazaine.
but no disorders. The citizens are pre-
pairing for the defence of that city
Among the arrivals in London, from
Paris, on the Goth ult., were Lucins III. !
Sargent of Boston, and Mr. Pendl eton, |
nephew of Geo. IL. Pendleton, of Ohio.
The Austrian representative at Tours
denies positively the rumor circulated by
Prussian journals of a political allianc e
between Prussia and Austria.
Two hundred and thirty siege guns
are IN the park south of Paris. Compel
ent officers express very unfavorable
opinion of the siege train as u whole.
The opera at Paris was reopened &.
on Friday, and concerts have been given. !
At the Theatre Francois, Moliere's Nissan.
thrope was performed without costumes.
Seventy thousand Prussians, from
before Metz, are half way to Paris Fifty
others are marching on Carl
oaldl, at Besancon. Garibaldi has 25.OOOE
men in his command.
On WEDNESDAY there were q generals
and 81 superior officers with the Emperor
Napoleon at Wilhelmshohe. Prince Murat -
'emalned there and the rest proceeded to
Berlin.
-Ihe tone of the communications be-
ween the British Foreign Office and Bis.
narek has greatly improved, England
having Withdrawn her opposition to the
session of French territory to Germany ;,
"A distribution of food for the relief OF :
ne distressed French peasantry has been
made at Bouillon to 2S4 families out of
~ who applied. A depot to feed the dis !
ressed IN the village is to be established
-
ellie.
-Ruslen Bey, the newly appointed
ambassador of Turkey to St. Petersburg,
las submitted his credentials to the Gar
t is understood that closer relations have =
.een established between Russia and the
Porte.
"A dispatch from Marseilies says Clu-
eret has been named as General in the
National Guard, but they refused to &C.
ept him. Cluseret, when few turbulent |;
PERSONS conducted him in triumph to the
Prefecture, nominated George Francis .
Train as general-in-ohief of the National
suards.
The Provisional Government at Tours
las received reassn ing advices from the 1
outhern and western provinces of France
hat the people are unanimous for con-
inuance of war until peace is possible on :.
ONE other basis than cession of terri
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