The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-06
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LoNpoR, November 4. .ei-Rumor of tiH
failure Of armistic6 negotiations at Vera
salles.. circulated here, depressed the
markets. The tone OF communication
between the British Foreign Office and
Bismarck is greatly improved, England
having withdrawn objections to the ces-
sion Of French territory tn Germany.
The new Turkish Minister submitted
his credentials to the Czar to-day. It is
generally understood that relations be-
tween Turkey and Russia are closed.
MARsE1LEs, October 31.-The tele-
graph Northward is cut. Gents wound
is trifing. Clusseret has been named
General OF the National Guard Clus-
seret refused to accept the nomination
The election occurs Sunday. When q
few turbulent persons carried Clusseret
in triumph, he committed the absurdity
OF nominating George Francis Train as
Generalin-Chief of the National Guards
Tours, November ALL journals
praise Trochu's conduct, and express the
conviction that he will suppress all flu
ture disturbances. He will, doubtless,
receive an immediate vote of approba-
ton from the Parisians, which has been
ordered.
Everything is quiet ct Lyons. There
is Intense indignation against Bazaine,
but no disorders. The citizens nre ac-
lively preparing for defence.
Ihe excited populace ut Grenoble
arrested General Borrel There were
troubles also Mt Mines and Toulouse. All
these places are quieter now. Gambetta
has gone to the army of the Loire.
Garibaldi is receiving u large number Of
italian volunteers.
It is reported that the Austrian repre-
sentative here denies an alliance between
Austria and Prussia.
MADRID, November 4.-Prim, in q
speech before the Cortes, regretted the
consequence Of Hohenzollern's candida
ture, and formally presented Aosta.
Costillar's proposition, censurng the
Ministry, was lost by 1872 to A. The
final election of the King occurs on the
10th OF November.
PoRT ELG1N, ONTARIO, November A.
A lumber raft was towed in this morning.
The crew were all lost A man was found
dead, tied to the pump, with his eyes
picked out.
LONDON, November 5.-A despatch
was received by Lord Granville, which
was communicated to the English Cabi.
net, in extra session, announcing the
ratification of an armistice upon Bis
marck's terms. Bismarck and Moltke
signed: for Prussia; Trochu and others of
tho Provisional Government at Paris on
behalf of France. The armistice COM
menced November 4, and ends Novem-
Der %.
BRUSSELS, November 5.-The Empress
has returned to England She spent
only one day with the Emperor
Tours, November 5.-A decree has
been issued, enrolling and mobilizing
married men and widowers between
twenty and forty. The Government
cares for destitute families, and will
adopt the children of those killed. The
organization has been entrusted to the
Projects, and it must be completed by
November 10. Each department. must
furnish as many field batteries rs it has
100, 600 Inhabitants.
LONDON, November s. Midnight
The Germans are retiring from Chateau
Raux and concentrating on Orleans
Skirmishes are frequent in the valley of
the Loire. The French claim adYan-
tages. The Frussians are destroying the
railroads around Dion. Restoration of
lights and signals along the German
coast has been ordered.
AOOlS, NOPenDer O.-InC FfUHcUlSG
says it has been agreed that Paris shall
receive supplies during the armistice
Gar.baldi is suspending operations.
There was much fighting yesterday
around the Notifications. The Germans
were marching on Lyons and Bourges
Ciusseret has assumed command of the
National Guards at NIarsailles. It is
thought the elections on Sunday would
displace him.
LONDON, November 5.-The Times has
o special from Versailles, Announcing
that the conference between Bismarck and
Thiers was continued by request of the
Government.
BRUSSELS, November st is stated
here that fresh disturbance has occur
red in Paris.
LONDON, November 5.-The vote in
Paris on the question of sustaining Tro-
chu and the Provisional Government was
rs follows: Yes, 442 900; no, 40, 600. Paris
is perfectly tranquil.
The French loan is huctuating.
The Sultan of Zanzibar is dead
Tho weather is unusually cold and ice
forms ranidly