Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-05
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TELEGR APHJC.
SPECIAL olsPaTca TO rAE STANDARD.
PORTLAND. Nov. /.

PORTLAND, Nov. I.
The steamer Orifan,mc sale last night
for San Francisco. Senator's Williams
and Corbett were passengers.
Work on the new Pcnitcntiary at Salem
has commenced 1t is to be built on the
same plan as that of Maine.
The new police force went on duty yes
tcrday.
Latest gold quotations in New York III.
Greenbacks $1,000.
The European news is unimportant.
The bombardmcnt of Paris seems an in
definite matter. King William encourages
his troops by exciting former victories,
the National guard is included for coward
ice, and it is said the force behind the
walls of Paris will not long resist bonn.
bardment.
Prussian batteries are much exposed to
the fire of guns on the walls.
| The last American and English families
have left Paris. Washburn is preparing
to come out.
| SAN Francisco, Nov. 3D.. p. Crit.
tenden, nephew of Hon. j. j. Crlttcndcn,
was MORALLY wounded by Laura Fair, an
actress.
| New YORK, Nov. ga heavy raid was
made yesterday on illicit distillcrics in
Brooklyn. ID. ...
BRUSSELS, Oct. 29.-Gencral Burnside,
Sheridan and other distinguished Ameri-
cans, have arrived.
| Tours, Oct. 20.-Thc Germans here
express great satisfaction with the decree
lately issued whereby all offences CON-
mitted by the press are hereafter to be
tried by jury.
Prince Poignac in the Confederate
army, has received an appointment to an
important command in the army of Gen.
Garbaldi
The statement, extensively published,
that the Government of Franco desired
the French officers who had been captured
to break their paroles, is pronounced a
calumny.
The telegraph wires having been mali
ciously cut near Orleans. the Prussians
have cxactel an additional tax from the
town.
In nearly all the Departments now held
by the Prussians adopt this course because
they say it is the only way to prevent the
tearing up of the tracks by the French
combatants. a large number of Prussian
prisoners were brought here to day
BERLIN, Oct 29.-News of the capitu-
lation Of Metz has been communicated to
Napoleon. The Emperors household is
in great suspense and CONSERVATION.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Thcre is no contir.
nation of the rumorcd revolution in Paris
or fighting at La Villcttc.
Theirs, accompanied by Count De Re-
unesat, has arrived at Lyons. Both have
safe conduct to enter Paris
| ROME, Oct. 29.-Thc Official Gazette
notifies the adhcrcnts of Garibadi that
they will lose Italian citizenship by serv.
ing in the armies of France.
| Tours, Oct. 29.--Owing to the ruror
of Bazaines captulaticn, Minister Gam
BETA has issued a circular to the Projects.
saying: " have received from all sides
grave reports. the verify Of which, in spite
of all efforts, | cannot establish officially.
1t is said that Metz has capitulaed; if so.
it is well. You have the opinion of the
Government in the matter. Such an even,
could be the result of crime, the authors
of which should be ou;lawcd BE con-
WINGED that whatever may arise. nothing
can alter our courage in this epoch of ras-
caly capitulations. There exis:s one
thing that neither can nor will capitulatc
that is the French republic"
NEW 10gK. De- pa HcraA cable
special, datel Saarbrackcn 10Th. saws the
surrender Of Bazline took nobody Nv sar-
prise. Ii was certain ever sine. the Dc.
parture of Boyer. For several preceding
days French piCkets we're Withdrawn. apd
firm: entirely ceased. The Germans ali
vaneeI close TO the French lines. and talked
in friendly manner with the enemy. oe-
caslonzlly giving the poor emaciatcd fellow,
portion Of their rations
The TtRss' special from Brussels saws :
Complaints are made that BaZaine did not
pass his men at an early day Of the seise.
and cut his way out at any cost, but the
Marshal Is very popular with his army
Reports prevail that the army will he scBt
to Germany for few days This creates
the impression that reaee Is expected and
Intended 10 be accomplished through the
agency Of Marshal Bazaine, and perhaps
an Imperial regency. The possession Of
forts will be given to-day Marshal he
Bout Is a prisoner; he refuses to accept
parole From the condition Of his army
it is certain BaEaine could not have held
oat three days longer.
/ LONDON, Oct 29.-The States Of Ger.
many, north and south, have agreed to
name King William Emperor.
The spoils captured at Metz include
5000 guns, forty millions French war
funds and twenty millions Preach civil
government department fuBls
BERLIN, Oct 30.-The hing ,ele-raphs
Is follows TO the Qaeea
| VERSAILLES, Oct 29-The defeat Of
the twO hostile armies, which recently
marched against us warrants me in eon-
terriag on our two commanders the badge
Of Fieid Marshals. This Is the frs, in
stance Of such appointments 10 cur family