Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-12
LATER.
REPORTED RUPTURE BETWEEN PRUSSIA
And AUSTRIA.
What Bismarck Says Of the
Armistice Negotiations.

RUSSIA ON THE TREATY OF 1856.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE TINES correspondent,
telegraphing from Berlin, announces the con-
firmation Of the capture Of Orleans. 1t is also
confirmed that Russia has asked for q revision
of the treaty of 1856.
THE FRENCH FLEET.
There s considerable excitement here over
the movements of the French fleet. News Of
the bombardment Of Hamburg is hourly ex-
pected.
MORE ABOUT THE BATTLE AT Or
LEANS.
The battle at Orleans was q very serious one
The French line reached from verdoms to
Beaugeney.
Travel has been restored between Orleans
and nizon, and soon will be between Orleans
Garribaldi reviewed his troops at Autun yes
teTday.
Tine rrussian headquarters in Burgundy are
A demonstration has been made against the
Mayor of Nismes, because he refused to Join
the Southern Leagues.
BISMARCKS VERSION OF THE NEGo-
TIATIONS.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Bismarck has issued a cir
cular to the representatives ofNorth Germany
in foreign States, giving his version of the
ment OF such 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 Theirs. Bismarck proposed q truce for
four weeks. (the position of the respective ar
mics meanwhile TO be fixed,) in order that the
elections might be held throughout France
The only effect of this truce on the French side
would have been the stoppage of the waste of
ammunition from their forts. Theirs regretted
for, saying it was an indispensable condition OF
the proposed armistice. This absurd demand
to 60 back two months In the prosecution of the
war it was impossible to allow. Subsequently
ported this to the members Of the provisional
government, by whom it was rejected. The in
ference is that the French government dared
not consult the people, and made advances look
ing to peace only in order to satisfy and quiet
the neutral powers.
RUMORED RUPTURE BETWEEN PRus
STA AND AUSTRIA.
LONDON, Nov. EFF Private Sources
Rumors are rife Of rupture between Bismarck
and Won Beust.
PROTECTION OF ITALIAN CITIZENS.
FLORENCE, Nov. 12-IBy Cable to Associated
Press.l-The Italian frigate Castellamare has
gone to Marseilles to protect the Italian citi-
ZeDs residing there. Another vessel will follow
as soon ~ possible.
WAR ITEMS FROM LONDON.
LONDON. Nov. IAN oficsal telegram has
been received here from the admiral of the
French feet, saying that foreign coastipp vas
sells will be allowed TO enter Hamburg but NJ
their own risk; whatever that may mean.
The Crown Prince Of Prussia has been made
q Field Marshal of Prussia.
The war material taken by the Prussians at
Woerth 10 valued at 81, 600 600 francs. In the
immense mass OF material we're great quantities
OF chassepots and other arms.
BAVARIA.
FRANKFoRT-oN-THI-MAIN Nov. 12-Bava-
ria having objected to enter the North German
Confederation, an agreement will be effected
with her by the other German States by treaty.
GERMANS MARCHING ON MONTMEDY.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Six thousand German
troops are now marching on NJ ontmedy. A re-
newal of the bombardment Of the town Is there
fore expected.
PARIS NOT TO BE BOMBARDED.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Dispatches received here
to-day from the German headquarters at Yer
sailles announce that Paris win not be bonn
barded. The German authorities are convinced
that the city ID 90 lily provisioned that its sur-
render may be expected within Q mouth from
tn ct cause alone.