The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-19

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resolvcd % grsni pardon ~ o'DonorHn
Rnsa and Other Fsnian prisoners IwNs
also stated In The councii hist the srran.
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standing between BSrsine and nismaA ~
favor 81 Napolcoh hi ihai iht Emurrss
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ecnfevnN 81 THE powers be asked % "a
jua the gussaniccs ~hieA Italy shah oder
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TIE Empress Eurenie hh wIlhslmshobt
on the lsl
A Ven&ilhs Dispatch a. THE GA ssvs
In consequence Il the terms pra7essa
yesterday ny Timers and nuessdaa ta.arr
by Bisnsgk the lsihef ofsrs ~ he Tnnrh
Al armisAae & tstnsssap aEgs 70 aFlgw
general elec'ions 70 Dc hcla th~aurAnut
France, The arrais,aoe 90 tm hasbd uaen he
military s.ziWs ~ cue existing ca the dsyo s
the Signature
A i0Ddca dispatch ef ihe "a saws thew
ksd heea no disturbance al Metz sin,s he
eA~FaiuiAsion The Hpa7s a tbs nfasaa Of
the E~Nrri@un and town 10 surrender had
their origin ii 4 F3pt hy The citi4sus ard
those soldiers who wtry soa satisfied with
The tirn II xsfairs u Hsiaa lh.e arms Ia fhe
srsenhh and Eake q fsystae RESISTANCE 10
TIE entry q he PrassiHak The nannnu
uaaisoa Of The design WINS prevented by din
Imperial Guard.
The Journals 81 Tours 8aelsre iilat. the
ihe ACas in rEari 10 ihs surrender
Of Metz hecsynae known, the more Il i erj.
dent thai Raxzines course wss sr~esssnal9e
Asg'ecaal 70 The Nex YORK Hsgs4 as,ss3
Versailles Nov. q sa,s the p-rgri5onal
government 1aaa finally rslocsoi Ire pBo,o
agntzl upon BY Thiers ard Bisaark
although OBVIOUSLY they signiael their
approval Theirs had received orders from
Paris to notify Bisnark that his oopai.
lions could not be accepted. and to return
% the capital Immediately. An Asso-
ciaied prsss dispatch. dated al 4 D n. on
he 9Th, says; ~Thiers has received or.
iers from Paris 10 break of negotiations
lor an aumisiioe, and leave the royal head.
quarters
A dispatch from Dales on the 4th saws
5arhaldi had been taken prisoner. with
Italian officers.
Theirs reports that Bismark denies that
.russian sympathy is with the Bonapar,e
and declares that Prussia Is Der.
ready TO treat with any government,
apble Of binding France.
A London dispatch of the Jth SAYS
There Is increasing bitterness here at The
Of BismaFk. as shown in his firm
sngnage to the English, as contnasted
With his courtesy to Americans and Rus.
ians."
The General Commanding at Metz has
the following reports; by the
apitula,ion Of Bazaine, 80 eagles, sal field
.uns, ammunition for more than So batter.
es, 500 siege guns, 80 mitrilleuse, 100000
itles and sabes, 1000 military carriages,
powder mandatory, etc, fell into the
of the pnissians.n
The London Times Of the It'll saws The
rmistice turned on the question of the IN.
and egress at Paris during the TWEEN.
Five days, Theirs insisting and Bismark
eiusing. A dispatch from vendome on
he 7th says the proposition for an arms.
ice was unanimously refused by the lead.
r Of the Paris Government. The reason
Dund was the refusal Of the part of the
ARTISANS Of the project to ~reyictual the
ny, and also because she accented with
eserye a scheme for allowing Alsacc and
.orralne % vote for members Of the Con.
li'uent Assembly. The Paris Govern.
lens Is generally supported in its action
y people of all classes.
Complete returns from the Paris cleo.
on show a vote Of 557,99e in favor Of sus.
lining the government Of the National
to 0a,e9s against.