Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
ElsY NIGHT's FRLBGRlN Q.


The following important items of war news
were received here by cable last night:
FORMAL CONCLCsIoN OF AN ARMS
LCSpOS. Nov. 4.-The cabinet was in extrsor-
tlinaTy session TO-DAY. Earl Granville received
a Dispatch announcing the acceptance by
TEOChu of an ATmistiCe on terms proposed by
Count Bismarck. The protocol of armistice
va assigned by TTOchu, Jules Favre,
Ara-o, Perry. GARNER, Pages, Pelletan, Picard
AMI simon on the part of the provisional gov
eminent. and BY Count Bismarck and Gen. Won
Moitke on the part of the Germans. The cleo
ton IN Paris or The question of maintaining the
Iower> OF the government OF the national
defense resulted in an overwhelming majority
g. :avOr OF the government. The National
C,UaTG marched IN battaiiOns to the polls and
t-arO-i-ed their votes all of which were eyes"
The aym.~tise commences on the 9Th OF NOvem-
her and ends on the @Sth. decree ordering
elections viii be issued tomorrow. The Con-
stitueut Assembly Is conyOked to meet on the
i-th instant The conditions of the armstice as
TO revig5usling of Paris were not stated in the
Cont Bismarck on the 30th told the World
COTIe>i CEient he was certain the armistice
would lead 20 satisfactory peace. The cores
EOUccHt asked, viii any peace be satisfactory
without C ssisu OF territory" Count Bis
msTck replied no. The correspondent then
asked. evil the French people support the
government which consents to a cession OF ter
IitOTy. Count Bismarck only replied by his
peculiar smile.
The Pail Mall Gazette saws that all informs-
ton received confirms the conclusion OF an ar
mIstire and the acceptance OF its terms, inclu-
ding permission that supplies of food shall enter
PARIS on certain conditions. La Situation says
il has a private dispatch to the same effect. Not
outstanding the infOr matiOn confirming the
conclusion OF an armistice, sinister rumors are
aiOst o-night cOntradicting this intelligence,
and asserting the failure OF Theirs TO obtain Bis
maTCk's adhesion.
I0>poH. Nov. 4-[Special to y. Y. World i
IL Is now certain that an armistice has been
signed conditionalIy by NJ. Theirs and Count
Bismarck. The radicals in Paris were discon-
tented with the terms, and hence the distur-
bsnce there, but the committee of defense. sup
ported by the property owners and the National
-(iuaTd, Overwhelmed the faction and will carry
ont the conditions OF the armistice. A special
from Brussels says that during the armistice
free IrgIesS TO and egress from Paris will be
Permitted. The opera was reODened yesterday,
and concerts have been given at the Theatre
FrarCa!s- Molier's Msanthrope was performed
without costumes.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
LCSDON, Nov. Especial to n. y. World. l.
The foreign on &C has been informed that the
relations between Austria and Prussia have
become threatening within a few DAYS. When
Count Bismarcks circular was read to Won
BeuSt hs replied in a highly unfriendly man
Eer, AMI rupture appeared imminent. Prussia
is now drained OF her last division of 1andwehr,
having at home - 900 soldiers, who are doing
garrison duty and guarding prisoner. Bazaine's
surrender was made known at Vienna and
caused Won BeUst TO adopt q milder tone. The
tone Of communications between the British
foreign office and Count Bismarck has greatly
improved. England having withdrawn her OPP
position to the cession of French territory to
Germany.
Cluseret has been named as General of the
National Guard, bat the latter refused to accept
Cluseret- An election fO- general takes place
on Sunday. Correspondence from Marseilles
instances a. absurd the conduct of Cluseret
that when Jew turbulent persons conducted
hin in triumph TO the prefecture, he nominated
George Francis Train As gene al-in-chief of the
National Guard
PEUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
BkUsSELs, Nov. i.-lN. Y. Herald Special. !
over fifty siege guns are at GABRIEL on the way
To Paris. They are 15O-pOunders Seventy
thousand PTussians from before Metz are hall
way 10 Paris, and fifty thousand others are
surrounded by the Prussans. Garibaldi has
25.oe0 men il his command. The people OF
Alsace cry Peace, abas Republique."
THE SPANISH THRONE
LONDON. Nov. i.-Madrid dispatches state
that the discussion on the question of the
future monarch had sbeen fixed for the 10th OF
November. Castelisr's resolution censuring
the government for It's course on the Duke OF
government was then sustained by heavy vote
IN Withholding from the public the Aosta cores
pOndeBCe. In a speech at the Cortes, Genera Al
Prim announced his regret at the consequences
OF the Candldature of HOhenZOllern, and for
ma,ly presented the Duke OF Aosta. CastelIar's
prOI OsItiCn for censure was rejected by a vot
OF u to ~ a number of deputies asked 70
the discussion of the diplomatic documents, Blu
the chamber refused to allow the discussion
Tie final election OF a king has been liked for
the e IL instant.