, 1870-11-08
The Situation in Paris up TO
The Third Inst.
The Immediate Bombard-
ment" Story Again
Repeated.
Changarnicr interviewed by an
American Correspondent.
The Generals Account Of the Siege
Of Metz, French Pros
poets, Etc.
Progress Made in tho Siege OF
Neu KrCisnch.
FRANCE.


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steady 1re On the place 81 ahteFFieF. Ihe con-
fcrtnce lasted over eight houtz-
Torlts, Nov s.-uatss tspto Fatts 10 gestefaay
are At hand. .... .
The journal OMeiet ANNOUNCES that the members
uf the government were lucstaed to overlook the
violence to which thes we're recently subjected
ty the ioteEB. but fet cnnEloced that they had no
right to set aside the in'sfsts OF the republic, as
rncnaccs orc ss'll utteFe'i The JouTnat Ahds that
there were further dls 'rleIs On Tue day following
The riots Mems ures are hei1g taken to bring the
guilty parties TO Justice -.... .
hesn1ns from tue ehuse CITY sno~: yeas S',"
1886: nays e3,6ss~ Ihr mupicipal elections han
resoltet IN Tue choice III ltepd"ilcan Masofs IN
nearly al ene ACCOMPLISHMENTS. foat Adsocates-
Commanes were also ei@et+d-
J l0ShoN. Ss5F. *.-lettrss and newspapers from
Paris are received f1otn a Special correspondent
OF the New YORK Tribune dated the 81 Instant:
The National Guard OF u .ntuafftr and b4t1-
Ezilcs were being e.I pIottd IN the forts
The volunteer movement started by the French
hns failed Lass hun nhe-ttth of the number
asked lot responded The discipline does not
improve. The recent rrcnnnoissances were
psomcnades IN 1"rce. The trohrs marched out Of
one Ente. Kept well Tathtn tsc line OF forts. and
refur1ed by another gate The Er:ssest military
offences pass without punishment A National
Guard, "ho tiuarTci!t'f vita hts ot1cet, and drew
MS s~esd Tn hl1u. Received six days tMr11son-
msnt- ...
The officers OF the Ga-le II bile on duty on the
ramrafts leave their 11leo and 80 home to din
nef.
The goTesnmcnts systematic deceptions con-
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tess mat Int aituAtlon Il ts1!s l'ecominR more
etaaeaL L t1oeon anu me otncf Mtoiasera arc At
1oseeaoeAda" Every sotae 5el shRae has sesalteo
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~'ooV ->aoeu@ ouado' pesnaf's sosooe aasc guns
taas "oa'o 0hc "itae"t nutslaR. --.
ane government. tn'"gh volunteering mas
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az - *nA.'"s ~ ~ tFeHt 81 any ross'oit rrete1t
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upon the iofss dciendiEs las's viii scarcely BE-
fnestoIc netote 'ae @'tt, ana no commandment
OF the city VIII ne possible I'LL The forts are taken.
The forts are armed With mnrc powerful guns
than anE get placed Against ihem- The Fsusstaus
have lew guns of heasitr calshre than stxty. flour
pounds Should these now oren tsc the guns OF
the forts would soon silence them, aud even