The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE B0MBARDMEN OF PARIS.
BAZAINE'S ARREST ORDERED.
Prussian Idea of the Arrnistice.
T e T REN II + I o r s
&c. &c. &c.
Prussian Idea of the Arrnistice
&C., &C., &c.
FRENCH NEWS FROM TOURS.

Tours, Nov. IA dispatch from Fer-
dome says the proposition for an armlstlce
has been unanimously refused by the Paris
Government. The reason for this is found
in the refusal on the part of Prussia Of the
project to revictual the city, and also be-
cause she accepts without reserve the
scheme for allowing Alsace and Lorraine to
vote for members of the Constituent Assem-
bly,. The Paris Government Is supported
in its action by the people of all classes.
The Journal Ofcjcl announces the formal
ton Of three armies in Paris. Last adyiceS
say that perfect order existed there.
The Government in this city is acting en-
ergptcaliy. A universal uprising il e%-
pected to take place.
1t now seems TO be the general impress
sion that Prussia has only sought to gain
time by seeming to admit the possibility OF
an arlnistice in order that troops lately in
without danger.
Dispatches from Dale, Beaure, Nogcnt,
Lcvation, Chateaudier, and Bray give par
ticuars OF marked successes gained by the
Franc-Iireurs.
The MOniteur SAYS: " AZ the PrusSians
would consent neither to revictualing Paris
nor allow Alsacc or Lorraine to vote, she
assumes the responsibility for the contin-
uance of the war. Prussia, not France, has
refused the arlniStice.'
All the Journals dcnounce Bismarck, who,
pretending to negotiate for peace, gained
time, and withheld offensive operations Of
the army Of the Loire.
THE ARREST OF BAZAINE ORDERED-TnE
ARMISTICE.
LONDON, Nov. T.-Tbe French Govern
ment has ordered the arrest Of Ba2alnc and
staff wherever found.
A Prussian dispatch from Versailles re-
ports that Theirs positively declined to
conclude the almisticc on the basis that the
present status continue four weeks. He
had no equivalent. to offer for the Drorl-
SIGNING or Paris, which consequently could
not be conceded.
New YORK, Nov. IA special to the
World says that a correspondent OF that
paper had Il conversation to-day with the
Charge d flares at London, who said that
the Government at Paris rejected bis.
marck's conditions because it is confident
of the ability of France to finally rcpel the
invaders, preserve all Its territory, anu save
the honor Of the country.
France is now savagely in earnest, and
every day grows stronger and more con-
scious of her strength. Prussia can no
longer get food and forage by simply over
awning the population. They get nothing
without fighting hard for it, As winter adj
yances Prlssia's difficulties in obtaining
supplies will become greater, while the
armies OF Generals BOurbakl and heratry
will have no trouble in receiving every"
thing necessary.
An attack upon the forts defending Paris
will scarcely be possible before the 20th,
and the bombardment of the city Will be
impossible until the forts are taken.
Should the forts be finally taken, the
IL IL 1, p,1nD 10 "a
honey-combed with mines, ready to be eX-
ploded by electric wires, and all the roads
Leading to the gates are defended by barrl-
cades Of masonry.
The whole number Of men now around
Paris is 800, 900, 650,00O of whom are
armed, and have arrived at the highest state
of discipline.
At the final interview between Bismarck
and Fayre the former for the first time de-
clared that he would not consent to the adj
mission of food into Paris during the truce.
The Provisional Government OF France re-
fused to assent to an arinstice without tins
conditional Bismarck hud iutlmated
would be granted. The real cause of the dis
agreement, however, was the utter refusal
OF the French Government to promise Il
cession Of territory.
THE RIOTS IN FRAScE-THE POPULAR VOTE.
Tours, Nov. Paris dates of yesterday
say that the journal Oficiel announces that
whilst the members OF the Government are
disposed to overlook personal violence to-
wards themselves by rioters. they had no
right to neglect the interests of the Rerub-
lie. which are still menaccd. The JOurnd!
| reports further disorders on the day toll
lowing the riots. Measures have been
taken to punish the guilty parties. Full
| returns on the question Of sustaining the
Paris Government show the following re.
suit: Yes, 55I, 1896 no, 62,63S.
Republican mayors are elected in nearly
all the ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The village of AuXon, near BesanGon
was twice captured by the Prussians, and
| recaptured each time.
The Papal Zouaves are giving no quarter
| in retaliation for the shooting Of peasants
by the Prussians.
Accounts from various parts of France
announce that the entire population !:
| rising to expel the invaders.
THE BoABARDMENT OF PARIs.
New YORK, Nov. IA special to thu
| Teleqra4n from London says tbata dispatcl
received from Versailles this morning state
that Theirs is still at Prussian headquar
| tiers. -.->a.
A correspondent says: g. have good AL
thority for saying that the bombardment o
Paris will commence tomorrow. The Prus
slams are now resolved to push the war t
IN extreme, without an instant's delay. I
general feeling is spreading all over Franc
| in favor of calling the Duke d'Aumale to th
Presidency of the Republic"
THE PRussIAN IDEA OF THE ARMIsTICE.
LONDON, Nov. THE German Ministe
here has adyices that the negotiations 70
| f,t;o 1,a1ya honTl hrolSfn off