Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-29
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE s1.nn.e,

The steamer Or;Rammc sailed for Port.
land yesterday. Wv
The California sailed for San Francisco
yesterday evening
The Legislature has adjourned sine s;c
It passed the $500, 900 railroad bill but.
Governor Grover vetoed it. Much sat;s:
faction is expressed with the yetoc.
The small rox is raging in Salem. sever.
al members of the Legislature nre IN
jackson RAIDER, from Jackson COUNTY d;cJ
in Salem last night.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Prussions ,r,;,
announce that the bombardment of Paris
Will begin on the Goth. The French re-.
gard England's desire for peace, and At.
tempt at meditation with distrust. The
Tours government is firm in its refusal 10,
surrender a" inch Of territory. Russians
continue massing heavy guns before Paris,
\ correspondent with the Germany army
says when these arc in position the fate ~
Paris is sealed The French rovernmcnt
will soon be obliged to leave Tours. Car.
ibaldi has acted vigorously and accom-.
plishcd his object, Russia is thought to be
negotiating peace on her own account
with view of isolating England on tbn
eastern question from France and Ger.
many. The steps taken by England have,
resulted only in her modification and nm
exposition of the weakness of her minis.
try. There is now no hope Of peace I'M
less bismarck comedies to the demands Of
Austria, Russia and England, which he is
not likely to do.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-The King tclcgraphs
the Queen today as follows:
This morning Bazainc and Metz capitu.
lated. $50, 200 prisoners, including 20 600
sick and wounded, laid down their arms
This is one of the most important events
OF war. Providence be thanked.
(Signcd) WILLIAM.
VIRGINIA., New, Oct. IA terrific
snow and rain storm has visited towns in
this vicinity.
San FRANcIsco, Oct. 27.-Thc news Of
the surrender of Bazainc, published to.
day in extras, created but little excitement.
the event having been anticipated.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Samucl Coul-
ter is appointed Collector of Internal Rev
enue for Washington Territory.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-A special corre-
spondcnt of the Tribune before Metz tclc-
graphs to-day that negotiations for the sur.
render of Metz have failed, and the envoy
has returned to the bclcagurcd town. Ba-
zainc proposed the surrender Of all his own
army on the same terms rs the surrender
at Sedan, o.oopA thut tho regular garrison
OF Metz should continue to hold the fort4
ress, thus releasing at least half of the M
vesting army. Gen. Won Motke refused
these terms, because the garrison coull
hold out longer. An cntirc surrender il
expected early.
Bitschc was yesterday invested by 5000
men with heavy guns from Strasburg.
The Manchester Eramimcr has a report
from Berlin, which needs confirmation,
that Bazaine has offered to sell Metz for
the regency with the Prince Imperial.
Count Bernstein, the Prussian Minister,
has not been recalled from England.
Official advices from Paris to tho 18th
show that work on the Notifications, on all
sides Of the city, has been com plctcd.
The French have rctaken possession Of
Vitrey, Vile Juif, Cochan, lsay. Sursnes,
Puteaux, Corbevolc, Avergncs, Pierreftte
and Staney, aud hold the bridge at Join
vile, and also Grenvilliers. The Cortfica-
tons are armod with PA guns, manned
by $4,000 men. In the magazines there
are three million kilogrammcs of powder
Each gun has supply of 500 balls.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 2s-ssl'he journal,
published by Germans here, ccnfirms tho
report that Gen. Boyers visit to King
William was to treat for tho surrender Of
Metz.
The French arc Smelling Mcndon.
ST.. QUENTIN, Oct. IA force Of
5000 men, under the Grand Duke of
Mccklenberg, with II guns, is marching
on the town.
Tours, Oct. 21-It is rumorcd that
the French attacked Orleans, whore they
were said to have left small garrison,
we'll supplied with artillery.
Keratry, recalled from Madrid, arrived
to-day.
LONDON, Oct. 21-Thc steamer Enter
prise, from Garston to Londonderry, picked
up boat off the Inhowcn, off the heads.
ut 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, contain
ing sailor and the corpse of a girl. Tho
sailor stated that the steamer Cambria,
of the Anchor Line from New York,
struck at 10 o'clock Of the night previous,
on the Irish Trahenil island, and became
q total wreck. Four other boats contain
ing passengers left the steamer. but have
not been heard from. The sailor reports
that his own boat was upset, and all but
himself drowned. .r.at-
LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch FROM
Amiens, O.day, announces that the Prus-
slams are only three Kilometres distant.
Every preparation has been made to de-
fend the town. A special train, laden
with ammunition, was passed through
Amiens today from Lille, going to Roucn.
Bourkake is expected to leave Lille to. day
for the same destination. He has City
thousand men under his command. Tho
mcrican anlLulanca cornc Las Laa., 4s;..a..