The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-05
WAR IN EUROPEl |
ENGLAND


/ or safety, but the officers were soon res
/ cued and restored 10 their authority by
1 the National Guard.
4 General Bourbaki has resigned but WRs
| not removed.
BY Monday next the entire National
/ Guard will have ChaESepots.
I The fOrtncatiOaS around Paris were ST.
lent on Thursday, except an occasional ar
ti1ery shot from Fort Valerien.
The siege of Belfort has commenced.
/ The Mobiles from the Rhone bravery de-
Tended Rapps, and succeeded in repulsing
| Lyons is well provisioned for the i'm
i pending siege. All within the fOrtihca-
lions have agreed to defend the place TO
the last extremity, emnlating Paris and
The Departments Of Rhone. Aine, Laon
/ and Lower Drome are ia q state Of siege.
/ from Paris and the capitulation of Ba-
zaine. A mob Invaded the prefecture, but
order was quickly restored. Similar scenes
| occurred at Grenade ana elsewhere.
Advices from New BreIsach are received
TO November Sd. The wood work in Fort
Mortimer had taken fire and was burning
hercely.
According to the terms OF the armistIce
as understood by the public, Paris is to be
/ Tevictualeo. The assembly is TO meet on
the 15tn and ratify and guarantee terms OF
Gambetta has Issued another circular at
4 Tours, urging upon the military COM
manders the propriety of frequent drills
Il and reviews; also requiring them 70 le-
\ port prom pity ali encounters with the en-
/ erav Tine Generals are mao e personally
answeTabie for the Commissarlat, aud are
ordered to take extreme precautions in all
| reconnoiters.
LoNDoN, November 4.-Later Madrid
dispatches state that a discussion on the
future monarch is fixed for the 10Th OF
November.
Senor CasteIIar's resolution censuripg
the Government for ITS course on the
Aosta candidature has been Tejee ed. The
Government was then sustained by q
| heavy vote, in Withholding from the pub
| lie the Aosta correspondence ce.
LONDON, November 4-Two Prussian
army corps, recently operating around
Metz, have commenced the siege OF TbtOn-
vile. The nombardment Is going On Wig
1 orously.
Entire order exists at Metz.
General kiemmer's force OF t0,01O Land
Wehr Is still at SaarbIuck.
A dispatch from BouzonVilfe, Sd, says
The Prusslan flying columns are active
mfshes had occurred, in which the French
/ lost twenty. The Prussians lost one nom
| General Selchow is In command of the
| force now investing MeZielles.
A Astrategtcal writer, In the Timer OF to-
/ day, shows that by grasping AiSace and
Lorraine, Prussia Will perpetuate inter-
national hatred pregnant with future
war. He therefore implores them, for the
sake OF the worlds peace, TO deslst.
LONDON, Nov. "A rumor of the failure
/ of negotiations for an Rrmistice at Yer
/ satlles were in circulation here this after
/ noon, and mad a depressing influence on
| the markets.
The tone OF the communications be-
| tween the British Foreign Ofic5 and Bis
/ marck has greatly improved. England
having Withdrawn her opposition TO the
| cession Of French teri itory 10 GERMANY.
Rustem Bey, the newly appointed AM
| bassador of Turkey to st. Petersburg, has
submitted his credentials TO the Gar. 1t
is generally understood tnat closer rela-
| Russia and tie SuElime Porte.
Worlds Special.
LONDON, Nov. 4.--The Cabinet Is in ex-
Lraordinary session, to-day, In Downing
Earl Granville received a dispatch an
1 nOuncing the acceptance By Trochu, of
| the armist:ce on the terms pIOpo ed by
1 Count Bismarck. The protocol; OF the ar
| mlsttce is signed by General HrOchu, jules
FavTe, Arago. Ferry, GaTnier, Pages, PeIie-
| ton, Picard ana simon. on the part OF the
| government, aud Count bismarck and
General Won Moltke, on the part Of the
The election in Paris, on the question oi
maintaining the powers OF the govern
ment of National defense, resulted in an
overwhelming majority in favor OF the
The National Guard marched IN battal.
ions to the polls and deposited their votes
all of which were "Yes.'
The arTnistice commences on the fth of
| November, and ends on the ZSth.
A decree ordering elections VIII DO issued
The Constituent Assembly is convokcd
to meet on the 18th.
ing the revietualling OF Paris are not
stated in the dispatch.
Couut Bismarck, on the S0th ult-, 1910
the W. rid correspondent he WAS certain
an armistfce would lead to q satisfactory
peace. The correspondent asked; Wy u
any peace be satisfactory without cesslon
| of territory ?" Bismarck replied, NO.
The CORES pondent then asked: Nv IL
| the French people uphold soVelnllsn
which comes to the cession of territory?
Bismarck replied by his pecunor sinlle-
! "A sortie in force has already become
most dificuif, Houses and stone walls l.
the environs of Paris, which have beei
crowded, have all been destroyed by IN
Prussians, and the debris converted Int
covers for RharpsbootcrS and obstacles Q
advance. The held artillery, besides tn
| noplete along the entire line OF invest
/ | mant eSpecIally in the West and Soutl
commencing on Mont ValeTien, ana goln
round in front of the forts to Charenton.
: The strongest Prussian works are on >
cloud and Mendon Hills, which demon
: nate the opposite lotis. -, ,a i,
not possible that the garrison can brea
out in any force.
J. within week. The new triumph Of Bi
marck' 3 genius has been received IN qul
another direction than looked ioT.
i. prepared for big things, close at nan
" Some BOnapart1st scheme Wnlcn bl
2 marck's party has hidden beneath the al
= | mtstfce negotiations for the cessation
= hostiIities during twenty-five days CIV
sucn balance OF military adVanIaSSS
France that Bismarck could not ma
:, granted such terms without secret re-
Tha Par AaH 6f0z t9e OF tonight sa
that all information received eonuILns ~. !. y
IS ance of It's terms, including the permlssl'
IN that supplies of food shall enter Paris
certain conditions. The La SttttGlo9 sa
that is has receive a private dlspatch
- The same effect.
!" a night bag of slender contents, present
hfmseif to-day at the French Consula
lis demanding OF Fleury TO vacate his OH
"A in Ills favor as representative OF the p
nv visfonal Government. Fleury refuse
saying The English Government hao Z
=, yet recognized the would.oe FIeneh I
- public.
Sc LONDON. Nov. 4.-The Examiner not.
'H that NJ. Bismarck asserts a much M
friendly tone towards the United Stai
~ than toward Great Britain, and CONNIE
OF with bitterness on the contrast.
lpt ITrItune Cable Special
LONDON, Nov. IN. Laurler expects
sr- leave London, To-day. lie fears gene
n. PED movement throughout Scuth'
los Franee and in parts OF the North, espee
on " at Mars allies, Bordeaux and ROuen.
nv. IL an armistiCe is concluded, no pers
viii be allowed to enter Paris Wfth0u
ew Prus:ian pass, but letters VIII os permit
lss fsurier, who receives constant dispat
lie as from Tours, does not doubt that an
ng mistice will be concluded and peace FOL
I'VE unless the Reds get control.
dt- a spectal correspondent writes from
saiIles on the S0th, that every thing Is
1n0 done TO facilitate Thiers mission.
yu readiness ot tne re1slv .t n t INN
on s;on that Paris is better provisloned Il
the Won Keudell, Bismarek's Chancel
tile to,d me to-day that be thinks We vii
here In the Sprlug. II Is pi esIy cei
ina ttSot Paris has four months proYisl
! AZ ana active measures are being take
OOO husband them. We nave Deen asKe
sat allow the French women ID LII ~ IL SilaAe,l ~ ~
ne. leave paris before the bomnafdment,
ON It Is impossible to consent. Igo nun, !. ~
! l25 aud IhiriY siege guns are ~ ~ psska Z y
south of Paris, and com tetsnie go ~, =;
press very uDfavorable opinion y
{ ar siege tFatn as a whole. ,,,.
yes 1 A speefala corresDOndSnt at BeFllnl
sus- graphs on tao Cd as follows: Mln
dis Baneroft visited tbs foreign Office to-
Just 10 sag he oanuOf see what right
ten Granville has to express the hope
and Prussia Is not offended at the u
States for allowing the export OF arr
France. Bancroft denies that Prussia
A s1y right TO complain.
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