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RELIGION IN AUSTRALIA correspondent,
in the Paris Monde contains valuable in.
formation respecting the reaction in favo,
OF religion which has set in in Austria, now
that the pressure exerted by the late Gov
eminent has been removed. He says:
The late elections have given the Catho-
lies a majority not only in the Tyrol, but
in the Diets of the Voralberg, and
Syria. In those of Lower Aus
tria,>>dinz) Carniola, salzburg, (vienna)
there VIII be strong Catholic minority. and
even in the Biets of Silesia, Bohemia, and
Moravia the cause Of right and justice will
have some energetic defenders" Every
where immense assembfages raise the cry
Ried and two other places, meetings that
were summoned in the anti Cathoiic>inter-
est, have been completely transformed by
the thousands of Catholics who were present
at them. The same unanimity prevails at
st. Poiten, G%unden, and Amstetten.,
although it has hardly been in existence
for year, already counts among it's MEM
bers more than ten thousand men in Upper
Austria alone. What, it may be asked, can
be the cause of this sudden demonstration
The National zietumg of Berlin, is good
enough to tell us. "The advantage" it
says, which the clericals possess is this,
that the Ministry observes complete neu-
trality, and that, contrary to what has
hitherto been the general rule, the Liber-
ais have not this time been actively backed
up by the Government influence" 1t
would appear, however, that the Austen
ton of the Government is not attributable
to any modesty on the part of its former
favorites who call loudly for repressive
measures. The Linz official paper says
that the Monde has threatened the Catho-
lies with the rigors of the law if they con-
tinue to constitute majority in the cleo
toral reunions. We suppose that this threat
has been made upon the ground that the
by their presence, forcibly
change the character of the meetings. In
other words, that it is difficult to pack the
and that without doing so, it is ut
terly impossible to get the desired resolu-
tions passed by the meeting.
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'f'OtEIGN EXCHANGE.
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, May, 1870.
This Bank will draw STERLING BILLS IN ann. n
suit parties wishing to remit small amounts to ENGLAND
Ireland. n ruArn.,.
mys 2m Cashfar 81
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
TELEGEAIHiC NOTES.

The sale of 'ailroads, YESTERDAY, at NahhViilc'
n, .ts a, len, @ na- Lure No bbieers sp ear'
The ST. onls Merchants Exchange have de-
DE. "a m ~, fru A. pr,,eD HIban buhus aud eo.n I0
eligible location 80. ~.
The work Of charging the grade OF the Maine
,,.J ,,,o la Was berun yes'ssHAJ
TLrre a are peo.A ar to compete le "oA'
The Limited STATES steamer lIlnna has been
ern,,r o. CsIs Cha. tie past two o",.s %. o
I,,n,h er suieb Il r.novd iLec W bhA ~ pA's'b '
,ssseA =, -.
The 81. Lonis Steamboat men held ineeiing
q, We n,d,, t oon.i.r tr pocenng rdleoo o. %
,h.rt =, ,.t- Comuts.e appUtei to "rA Pe"h wv
Ciy CoGnei. -, . -.
Tn, hinge caisson designed for the east abut-
me-. al ,h. and 81 Gus Lrdga vas ehei o. LOUIS y
,rJ.y AMI . he nut q opp the ~ ous., .s,
80. .s s h. =, =, ami - fee. high IL eoaAns o'
feet vf umher v,gni So tuHs AM ~" 'uh' ol '""'
The .yont Committee Of the Chamber oi Coin-
-. H., n r. AMI 4, IN Coue Of Cihenns aplosu ~
e.s,n,n, tbe nex br,sr OhiJ rep1r mat y
,ot d,,e, owe, IN oh NJ thai WIZ oI hs als,
suf nj for ~ "a. s...e VI ',ssel~ lSs 'spS ~ "
In cu slca-r -. -, ,..
The billiard match for $3.50 side between
p,.nt nn,,o, ~ nnnyteh and tyhle pn :" ~ r.
,,, LA I'd n n .tfor ON nj hit bl" CAV -,
IN i0i AMI IA. h. M xa 40 TO 80 o. DeunirVn
o., A n,I, a,f.. ,a s.onng . ss IRON bi eus
.S,y, !. "a. 81 IA m and III Ah"sr "sNT
~, : 100 and "a. won evening 9, Don e VOC ,i ,ss
n.,sil.l.d sr.,. lion 20 30 ~, ia " 10 49, -
Twragr IL D.nai-o. ~. oA4, " 49, " o. Las d. ~ "- ~
Avsrsrs 81 SIthS
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
GERMAN ARMY MOVEMENTS.

PICARDY AND BRITTANY TO BE OCCUPIED-
FRONTIER FoRTREssEs TO BE REDUCED
ANOTHER ARMY GOING SOUTHWARK.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSRl
LONDON Thursday, Nov. 8, 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRIRJNE at
Berlin telegraphs I'd inst "The First Army, under
Manteuffel the Seventh Corps excepted goes north
ward and will occupy Picardy and Brittany, main-
tanning connection with the Fourth Army, under the
Crown Prince of Saxony, and accomplishing the re-
ducton of Verdun and Mezieres. The Seventh
Corps is to garrison Metz and reduce Thionvile.
The Second Army, except the Second Corps, which
proceeds to Paris, goes SOUTH establishing connec-
ton ON the left with Gen. Werder, and on the right
with Gen. Won der Tam"
THE BoMBARDMENT OF NEw-BREIsACH-A NEW
MOVEMENT FROM sOIsSoNS-FRENCH BEAv-
ERY AT DION.
LONDON Thursday Nov. g. 1870.
The bombardment of New -Bricsach is carried
by three batteries near Biesheim and Wolfgauzen.
Breisach.
The Prussians have begun movement northward
from Scissors body of horse reported at
Hrson, in the Province of Aisne.
The Prussian forces which operated against Dion
met with obstinate resistance before the town on
the S0th. William of Baden captured the nights on
which the French forces were posted when the
latter retreated and on the next day the authorities
surrendered.
There is nothing of interest in the military reports
from before Paris
ORDER OF THE DAY FROM KING WILLIAM.
TIE ARMIES CONGRATULATED ON THEIR VIC
TORIES.
BERLIN, Thursday Nov. 8, 1870.
The following royal order of the day is published
this morning.
" Soldiers of the Confederate Armies: When three
months since we took the field said God would be
with our Just cause That this confidence has been
fully realized, witness Worth, Saarb.iick, Metz,
Sedan Beaumont Strasbourg, each victory for our
arms To you belong the merit and the glory. You
have maintained all the virtues which especially
distinguish soldiers. With Metz the last army OF
the enemy is destroyed. / take this opportunity to
thank You all, from the General to the soldier.
Whatever the future, l look forward to it calmny,
because know that with such soldiers victory can
not fail, WILLIAM"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

THE DUKE OF AOsTA's ELECTION ASSURED -
TROUBLES ON THE FRONTIER.
MADRID, Thursday, Nov. 8, 1870.
One hundred and eighty of $40 Deputies in
the Cores said to favor the Duke Of Aost election
to the Spanish throne.
At meeting OF tho deputies OF the majority In tho
Cores Marshal Prm announced his intention to present
to the CJrtes the of tho Duke OF AostO "a cand
date for the throne Admiral TUpete said he regretted
that Prm had not proposcd the Duke OF Montpensier
Gen. Corceras supported EsparterO, and could not admit
Of the canddature Of "A stranger when Spain had sueh
men as Espartero, Prim, and Serrano. He would not
vote for, nor lend the assistance OF his sword TO,
foreigner. Other deputies made similar declarations
The Marquis Of Santa Cruzsad the Liberal Union party
not yet decided theubcct of the Italian Princes
candidaturc.
A meetngtofhthe Liberal Union members had been
previously held atiwhc Seor Rosas opposed the Duke
OF Aosta and favored Montpcnsier Espartero, and
Gen. UllOa declared for the Duke Of Aosta.
The bill providing for the election Of King will be
presented to day tomorrow. An interval OF five days
II required by the law between the introduction Of the
bill and vote 1t Is probable that the Republican
orators will he compelled to remain silent.
RumOrs current here Of disturbances and fighting
on the frontier, near Perpignan.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

TIE PARIS GOVERNMENT ASSENT TO AN ARM
IsTICE-EIUTOUs DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE
REpS-TnE MEMBERS OF THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT FIELD AS PRISONERS BY TIE
MoB-TuE NATIONAL GUARD RESTORE ORDER.
TOURS, THURSDAY. Nov. 8, 1870.
The journals this morning publish extracts from
the JypaI OFce Of Paris of the LIST inst, by which
1t is understood that the Paris Government had
decided to accept an arms;ice, and that Flourens,
who awaited a pretext, raised temporary riot.
The JoarrGl O6icicl says:
The II tel d. Vile was ilyll Il and Committee
Of Public Safety proclaimed. The members Of
the Pr visionai Government were detained for sew
,ral hours. About o'clock, Trochu, Arago and
Ferry were freed from the hands of the rioters
By q battalion of the National Guard Favre,
Garnier-Paces, Simon, Gen. Tamisier and the
Commander Of the lOOth Regiment, were stin held
pisoners II wac not until o'clock i'll the
u,rning that these lameutable acts were repressed
" the interference Of some battalions OF the
National Guard, who ran up in gQQd RRmbers,
sud took position around the Hotel dc Vile, headed
b. Fer-y.s4 --a.---
The eourt-yards were occupied by the Mobiles
while several detachments Of the National Guard
and Carbneers were clearing the halls from the
uob. At the same time, the National Guards occu-
Eing the square. tie quays. and the rue dc Rivoh
iOuted enthusiastic greetings in honor of Trochu as
tepaSed in front Of the troops. Tie report ON the
Gy's events conClUdes as follows:
With the armistice rendered are connected other
advantages, which Paris easily construe without
any necessity of presenting them here and now the
Government Of the National Defense is upbraided
With its acquitsccnce as having been weak perhaps
teacheIOus! feeble minority, which cannot aim
representing the sentiments Of the Partisan popu-
ktion taking advantage Of public emotion tries
" supersede by violence a Government which is
conscious Of having protected interests such az it
vas never given to any Government TO harmonize-
TIE interests of city of two millions Of inhabitants
slut up within their walls, and the interests of an
onlimited liberty. You have participated in this
srdnous task and your announcement will be our
strength for the future against enemies both
within and without. TRocnU
The Paris Government owing % the events which
kok place lately is resolved to consult the people
Of Paris as to the maintenance Of the authority
that was conferred upon them. The vote was to take
place to-day.
Adyees from Paris to the I'd inst. have been re-
eiyed Complete tranquility prevailed in the city
Camier-Pagts Pe.lctap, and Gen. Talnssier wer
u. in Consequence Of the violence 10 which the
we're sal jec:ed at the Hotel de vile. The cOnduc
TJules Ferry is universally extOllod.
N Dorian endeavcred to calm tie agitation bu
hlel before the violence Of the chiefs Of the move
tc-t. !. Is ..,ticcd mat ROcHoiolts name w4s NO
ssd by the malcontents, aud that Rochefort did no
eU tbs Government orders reyoking the oommis
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

THE IMPERIAL CONCLAvE AT wILHELMsHoHE
BROKEN UP-GERMAN OPINION OF TIE RE-
SOURCES OF PARIS-LYONS DETERMINED ON
RESISTANCE.
LONDON, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1870.
The Empress Eurenie has gone to Hanover. The
Duchess of Hamilton and the Princess Of Monaco
have left WilhelmshOhe for Frankfort. No particu-
lars of the interview between Napoleon and Gems.
Canrobert and Leboeuf are reported.
II ia claimed by the Germans that the supply Of
meat in Paris is insufficient for the actual necessities
of those within the walls for another fortnight
The French have only 2lOO prisoners in their hands.
The authorities Of Lyons have published q resolu-
ton that il would he better to submit to any hard
sbp than to surrender the town. Lyons shall be de-
Tended 10 the death. None shall leave the place. in
anticipation of the struggle, save women. children,
and old men, All Others who escape, or seek to es-
cane sbal be considered infamous and dealt with as
| traitors
| Through American mediation. 1t ia stipulated that
| German and French ships shall abstain from hos
tilities while in Chinese waters,
The charge is reiterated by the Prussians that Col
Waldersee of the Queens Guards was betrayed and
murdered near Bourget, by means ola flag of truce
trench, rously displayed by the French.
The Swiss troops have been Withdrawn from the
French frontier
French iron-clads are cruising of Dover and the
TYNE German merchantmen have been warned OF
IN, danger. Gen. CL.ug garnier has arrived at Brus-
| sells. :,
The Government N Tours hss dccreed that al
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
CRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

david Bancrofts dwelling Ia LAW
Vas burned On T.insslAy. LSs, tIso r,.
Mrs. TAYLOR Living, residing on iayior-S'
Cipeans, "a. foand dead ,est r-ay In pm" ." ~,
MIR Nutting. who was injured py , ti,e 'l'''"s Va
A. ne. IN r,ssoni \ H. on w.itcsi =. hss since "eI -
Tho loss hv tb, fire on Tuesday night, IN C!H'
einn IT, /. = tina el at e2'i ieJ. fernh y"
N i,rt 4 u. We . 10 .uTsL fof sSoO a..
,.I- u ni,,.,,o,. and d. &. Freeman OF 81
...Mllo III. DluHn' 90 of .viniing the he nhhe l'
Insurance Con paw Chei ., hs,e b'en D'"'' ~ "
prsr examination y tse iih inst 49,
TIN, harm of William WlAins, near Centfr.
VIM. Nina ~. bsrnsd Sunday, and two oDsn. s,. . ~
In he aans& y ssppcs~d thsj VIE ps', "
IN = assp al by ssns ncaAs ~ 70 p~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
CIELlCAL IfGAMlST.

Some time ago tie Rev. Nl. LORD, pastor
Of the Mtinst NJ DIT Chu ch, Pa"r'"n, \. D., mar
ried - sykes of this city At the time It was said lie
had wi liyingii l. and, and thai hr Nas also en-
gagged 10 ai tntr oung AN In Cincinnati. Tue H. L
ter was bros git lcic tie bant Jul, Dut lhc t'h'ho
urutlred w.n it nj, lent 20 ~ cure an lhdlcthcnt.
O. rtain prrsuIs have a. incrcs,tu themselves "a mo
affair and a ew DIS ago Tnoua- :. het bro'her "i ue
Pat * n l;u, rert i've d r. x and Properly aut1en-
Heated con, Of the certificate OI I~rds prNo'tN r-
riage, photograph u, hmsclt cent i"i i. uIto. M 10
+ Gland and certificate - the fcct tat thc nrrt olr
Loid In .t diving T.ese proofs VIII be id p'io'e t"o
lr If (,Iuud Inv.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
RUMORED ARMlSTlCE'

CARNATIONS PROBABLY CONCLUDED ih"ih"
pAy-ruE ARMIsTICE TO CONTINUE TWLN'c-
FIVE DAYs-Tnr CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY
CALLED FOR THE 10TH INST.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRP 'TRIBuNRl
LONDON Thursday, Nov. 8, 1870
dispatch received this morning by Laurier
min Tours says tl.at the armistice VIII prooa-
Nv he SIGNED to-day on the basis proposed by
Granville, the Constituent Assembly TO oe caiieu
60, the 18th inst The Tours delegation us
,roroved, believing that the armlstice VIII DC
. sure preliminary to peace g. W. b
,uE PRELIMINARY NEGOTIATIoNs-M. THEIRS
GIVEN An AUDIENCE WITH KING WILLIAM
ON TUESDAY-THE ARMIsTICE BASED ON
lord GRANvILLE's TERMS COUNT BIS
NARCK's REPLY TO GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON Thursday, Nov. 9, 1870.
At noon on Tuesday, the lst inst, NJ. Theirs
WAS admitted to an audience with the King
M Prussia at Versailles. The conference lasted
three hours. A military council was held on
Wednesday morning in which Count Bismarck
anticipated. In the afternoon M. Theirs was
eOseted with Bismarck for long time.
It is reported that NJ Theirs proposed an
amistce on the basis suggested by the
British Ministry, and that the terms were
accepted by Count Bismarck, in which he
Offers to the French an armistice of twenty
five days to allow general elections to be held
throughout France; the armistice to be based
On the military status in quo existingi on the
day of signature.
The conditions of the proposed armistice,
a published in Tours, are as follows:
It's duration will be of twenty-five days.
The inhabitants of Paris will be allowed to
take in food during this interval.
The elections viii be held in all the De-
garments.
Count Bismarck, replying to Earl Gran
yille's offers of mediation, through Count Bern
storff. the Prussian Minister to London, says
there will be- no obstacle offered by him to the
French elections for members of the Legsla-
tive Assembly but the consent of the French
Provisional Government to the holding OF
such elections is wanting. He fears that Paris,
misintcrpreting England's motive in offering
to Mediate is thereby encouraged to prolong
resistance He declares that Prussia is will
Ing to receive and earnestly consider any
proposition from France which seems to carry
With it a genuine desire for peace.
LATEST FROM LoNDON-THE REPORTED ARMS
TICE NOT CONFIRMED.
LONDON. Thursday. Nov. s-sPM
At It's hour no confirmation has been re-
eeived of the report that an armistice had
been definitely concluded at Versailles. The
tumor was in circulation this morning, but
received n contr diction this afternoon.
The conflicting reports caused commoton
on the Stock Exchange, and all kinds of Sc
eurties, including American, fuctuated vio-
iently in price.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
AQUATIC.

The race between +. }. Flake rnd r. B.
DeeIey for purse s:O0 which toIh pa,r yesterday
over atbrer-mc opposite Pie Valley an
min t,resuy afTlir Blake al The choice of position
and took the insd' T start effected aOIt :: o..
Dcelcy obtained gpt ,cd and ccC' drd III cwlhs
Blake in 81 RS 80 n h'iuIe cy had gone o.eqiar-
Ter of the distance Bia, ran mo ntahc-lOat ai
Dcerey clnc IN coli i.E with him. BON men claiming
"A foul n WIS q, ed, tie uNtr aga l., which
they attempt d, bt Will no "ttcr succ H hhd ne iar
was then dc, a'cd on. t Jut g's N'fr H. uhlh =
Make and j Erk, r,on iOr Dthy. I. EIric was {.
lot Ann Il ,UDu r.,c bahc a. iCs' ~ Win
40 IrOm Mr l.. Ch.ki
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
GrEAr FIRE IN FRANKFORT. KY.

CIYcyNATi, Nov. 3.-lrivatc dispatches from
Fr nkfot rs, eta,c thit most dis,ston roil.t IA
ion rcur c tnor, this oruug. I'll" fire brgun In Noel
y Rocou', livery saL crarr of AuH-st. ana BIOa iwaN,
and swe lt tie broadway sidc of r ht,k let"rrh Ann
and L'wis-s T., a.ld rarh,d hall way y h 81 h-I.
The total To-, Is estinatCd 1T fi: SOtCW 10 oOO)
Among lie los ~ art Noel BarOH h'ry -nldihe; t"c
rncicty OF Olu-f,ll W.; Ncwua ~ Bro, my GOois
klu,r gr, cerIr ". kayanaug,; Newman, gfoct ll's
aud si.oon; 1: a...g nup, cohicctio"ciy ii .Fy
n.aIA