Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-21

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equalization is made:
Marshal Bazaine will si,rn a treaty of peace
between France and Prussia os the nlrnina.
Tertiary Of the Emperor Napoleon. Marshal
bazaine army is to be disarmcd bat Is to
remain at Metz. Napoleon,s son the Prince,
shal Bazaine is to be nominated as Regent.
.IVlP' Vi 'lie 'eilii' o' t''e c"Pi'"i",
peace has produceda tremendous excitement
in this city.
i-onuon'
London. Oct, 20, The papers OF this morn
ing punished nothing about the reported ca
pltuatlon OF Metz and restoration OF the En-
night. accomnani4d Nv renor, of grcat OK.
element ON the BtrIin EXCHANGE
Inc l. lhles urges England 10 protest 10
poth oeiilgerents against continuing the war
winch threatens 10 De most disastrous 10 ootn'
The Times in review Of the continental
situation tins morning. censures arrogance OF
the russians III terms Tor peace, and approves
the language Of the Emperor that no gov
eminent yielding foot OF French territory
as condition OF peace, could retain It's pow
or day.
Gen. Bnrnside has fonnd If necessary to
deny that he has been commissioned nv the
American government to offer peace PROPOSE
Uohs OF any KIND.
Ten French frigates are anchored of Dim
kirk with fires banked.
1t is rumored the mission of Iaurier from
the French government to London. is to me-
The Morning Telerrani, has reason 70 no..
lieye Gen. Bourbaki's refusal 70 command
the beaten army of Loire is due 10 very nat
tural feeling, and his offer to command the
army OF the north is considered subtertuge,
az az, 'i"' army - no' iiAeiy ~ oe lor'i'e" ut
all
The conduct of the Germans in Orleans
according TO russian accounts Is much DIT
ieieht nun '''"r "sciioeu 10 'ne"i ny rreilc'
ne" SP"pers' ihey were pPriec'y orderiy
anu o.cup"''on u""''e''ueu " ""y 'loiehce
VI eN''' 'io'''
DeSP"'clies lroii hamburg s'a,e Una. Ten
HiVnon snips Vi "at are ou'slue ileiieo''
, can NC seen from 'le mouth OF tne
iiue'
Preparations 10 i,ieet ''e frehc" vessels
nav" we peeh maze on ,he esser'
M Po:' oiAseis nav peeii ois'''|eo
my, "a nla'1 oiiiclais' III 'he
u -'iSoee 'uu i-o' "i''e
ne frehch garrison AT Neuf brisache'
illaue suceesS'ul sor'le Yesterday morning,
nv. ~ %' len 10y n''''u anu "o"HN'u -0o anu
. A. H., :
II, ionI" Ioieisi oAiee' navy issueu
responsibility for the present war
representations ~ lussl" as ~ 'iie s'",e
untrue.
France desires peace a durable peace
Tours.
The Prussians are returning toward Paris
without seeking battle with the French forces
Oh 'ne iis"' oahA oi '"e Aohe'
The Prussians are still in peaceful occupa-
ton of Orleans.
Owing to their severe losses at Chateaudun
the Prussians have nearly DESTROYED that
town by fire.
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Americans who obtained passes from the
russian au''ioli'ies ou'slur Vi ,,ie 'i.y iou'"
IL ihpossiole 10 ledNe' Inc russians eA-
,'"'"eo tii"' oHi ~ ~ an S''"se''c"i ie"-
SUNS Aineiie"ns "ouIu ho' NC Pe',n'',e. u
ltaNe ~ any u U"t usual lo"uS' ana auNlseI
'ileii " ,e"'e ny IVA. Nv" ''e 'Vi"c' anu
= i'as i'';o' ou'es
'n a 'o .,.seii WIZ ie',''in ~ ans "S
'o's "' '"e s''ein"e"' "o''o' ''ie' w.
The supply of flour in Paris is sufficient
for five months.
Desn,tcbos from Ropen lille Relford
and other ,laces show the determinotion 10
rnsist tho Prnssi.ns il as s,ronr
a large French force is assembled at
Besancon'
C,r;boIdi has ;ssuol , st;rinc o1lross ~
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