The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-12
FOURTH EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Bismarck on the Armistice.
Etc, ETC.. ETC., Etc.. Etc.
FROM EUROPE.

B,smarck's versisn of the Armtstice Anair.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Bismarek has issued
circular to the representatives of North Ger
many In foreign States, giving his version of the
late negotiations for an armistice. The ap-
pointment of such a man as Theirs by the
French to conduct the negotiations-a man of
such wide experience-had excited hopes of
propositions that might be successful King
william was even more eager for peace than
Thiers.
Bismarck proposed o truce for four weeks
the position of the respective armies meanwhile
to be fixed, in order that elections might be
held throughout France. The only effect
the French side OF this truce would have been
the stoppage of waste of ammunition from their
forts Theirs regretted that the revictualling
of Paris was not provided for, saying it was
indispensable condition of the proposed armis
tice. This absurd demand to go back two
months in the prosecution of the war was i'm
possible. subsequently an offer for a short
truce was made. Theirs reported this to mem
bers of the Provisional Government by whom
it was rejected.
The inference is that the French Government
dared not consult the people, and only made
advances looking to peace in order to satisfy
and quiet neutral powers.
Bismarck and Won Bcust.
LONDON Nov. 12.-Rumors are rife of q rup-
ture between Bismarck and Won Beust.
Italian Friaate at NIarseiIIcs.
FLORENCE, Nov. 12.-The Italian frigate Cas-
telamare has gone to Marseilles to protect Ita-
lian citizens residing there. Another vessel
will follow as soon as possible.
Rombnrdment Of Paris.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-The Berlin Gross Gazette
to-day says the authorities will show no false
generosity in refraining from bombarding Paris.
Fire will open very soon.
Capture of New Breisaeh Confirmed.
CARIsRUHB, Nov. 12.-The official report of
the capture of New Breisach has been made
public. During the entire investment eleven of
the Baden soldiers were killed and thirty
wounded.
Foreign ConstinG Vessels.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-An official telegram has
been received here from the Admiral of the
French fleet, saying that foreign coasting ves-
sells will be allowed to enter Hamburg, ''but at
their own risk, whatever that may mean.
The Grown Prince
of Prussia has been made Field Marshal of Prus-
sia.
The War Material
taken by the Prussians at Woerth is valued at
80 OOO 600 of francs. Among the immense mass
were great quantities of Chassepots and other
arms.
Bavaria and the German Confederation.
MAIN, Nov. 12-Bavaria
having objected to enter the North German
Confederation, an agreement will be effected
with her by other German States for treaty.
Prussiaus HIarching ON Mentmedy.
LONDON, Nov. 12-Six thousand German
troops are now marching on Montmedy. A re-
newal of the bombardment Of that town is there
fore expected.
Paris not to be Bombnrded.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Despatches received here
to-day from the German headquarters at YER
sailles announce that Paris will not be bonn
barded. The German authorities are convinced
that the city is SO lily provisioned that a sur
render may be expected within month from
that cause alone.
The Capture of Orleans.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Times correspondent,
telegraphing from Berlin, announces the con-
firmation of the capture of Orleans. 1t is also
confirmed that Russia has asked for a revision
of the treaty of 1856.
Expected Bombardment OF Hamburg.
There ID considerable excitement here over
the movements of the French fleet, and news of
the bombardment OF Hamburg is hourly ex-
pected. The battle at Orleans was very serious
one. The French line reached from Vendome
to Beaugency. Travel has been restored between
Orleans and Vizoin and soon will be between
Orleans and Tours.
GaribaIdi
Prussian headquarters in Burgundy are at Lou
| hans demonstration has been made against
the Mayor of Nismes, because he refused to join
| the Southern League.
she English Mission.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Weekly Examiner,
issued to-day rejoices IN the coming hither of
general Schenck as Minister from the United
| States. 1t wants the Alabama bill made out
Immediately, and says England, because she
made no attempt to arrest the vessel, must pay
| the cost.
| Latest Gable Quotations,
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12-ll30 A. M.-Cotton drmer
| middliDg uplands, 90; ; middling Orleans, 9S@9Ad
The sales are estimated at 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
| and provisions fat .
ANTWERP, Nov. 12-Petroleum closed irmer yes
terday.
LoNDoN, Nov. 19-1l'aO A. M-Consols opened at
SO for both money and account. American securities
dull; U. s. b-26s OF 1862, ssE@ OF 1865, old, So;
of 1867, 80; 10-40s, S7A. Stocks dull; Erie Rail-
road ls21: Illinois Central, ll2H; Atlantic and
| Great Western, 2SH.
LONDON, Nov. 19-llsO A. M-Lnseed OIL de-
clinng. Refined Petroleum, Is. 615d. 91s. I'd.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 12.-U. S. 5-2Os, 9oA.