Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE ARMISTICE.
CONFLICTING REPORTS.
Q6IEI REsT0REB N PARIS.
AN OUTBREAK AT TOURS.
THE ARMISTICE.
CONFLICTING REPORTS.
eUEI REsfoRED n PARIS.
AN OUTBREAK AT TOURS.
f,legraPAed Bsc,ssipsiv 10 he Dvenisp Ssss.
AN ARMISTICE ARRANGED.

same a were proposed BY Earl Granville. The
Constituent Assembly Is {, meet on the 18th
inst. The exchange Of signatures rstfying the
aImistice was 10 take place o-day.
BAZAINE A TRAITOR AND COWARD.
LONDON, Nov. SIN. Y. World special.ET
eorrcspoudent Of the World, the nrst civilian al
lowed to enter Metz alter the capitulasiou
found TIVE Americans who had b. IN In Met,
during the whole siege, viz: Charles NJ. Eustice,
Of Boston and DR.. Boylaus, Of New Haven. The
latter belonged to the American ambulance
The citizens universally condemn the capitu-
laton and the conduct OF the defence. There
was positively no starvation, and very little suf-
fe. ing: The city was full Of all descriptions Of
provisions, and prices were moderateI
On the walls, In public places, the Inhabitants
have Written nBazaine and cofhnieres, traitors
The conduct Of the French army since the
elpitulatson hiss been most exemplary. Al
though the whole army was paid of ali arrears
and SIX weeks advance, there has been very
san ofscers expires, surprise x he cls eve
cleanliness, and celerity OF the French In
making camps, cooking, and making an com
amply provisioned until March next. The post
Office was rropened on the 3oth nit.
THE ARAISTICE NEWS DOUBTFUL
LoxDoH, Nov. 8, 8 p. NAT this hour no con-
frmation has been received OF the report that
IN armistice had been definitely concluded ct
Versailles. The rumor was In circulation this
morning but received q contradiction this r. m
the stock Exchange, and ali Kinds OF securi-
ties Including American, fuctuated violently i'm
prices.
ALL QUIET AT PARIS.
Tours, Nov. 3.-Advices from Paris u the "a
instant have been received Complete tranquil
ify prevailed in the city. Garmier-P ages
fallastrar and General Tanisser were i'll in
consequence OF the violence to which they were
subjected At the Hotel de Vile. The conduct
Of Jules Ferry In universally extolled. Dorian
eDdeavored to calm the agitation, but failed
ment. IL is noticed that kochefort's name was
rot UGed by the malcontents, and tn at Ro chefort
did not sign the government orders revoking
The coRmis sops of Flourens and Others COM
mandeIs of battalions in the National Gua-d
The government has decreed that all bodies Of
the National Guard appearing armed in the
streets without orders shall he dIsbanded and
disarmed, and that any chief of a battalion
calling out his men without orders shall be tried
by court-martial.
The ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE NJ
GENT.
TOURS, Nov.3-The following lie the dispatch
from NJ. Gent to Gambetts, reporting the attempt
~ ASA. sination:
"NARsELLrs, Nov. 81 was received here
sTlenddly by the National Guards and people,
at the Prefecture. Afterwards armed mea
came and demanded that 1 should act with
III.
pistol was discharged at me. am wounded
IN the abdomen, but not seriously. / shall be
about in a few days, but shall rot be able to
perform my officia, duties until re, Dyer,"
CAPTURE OF DION.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The report OF the capture
Of Dion is confirmed by oficial dispatches Just
received rom Gen. werder. A large part of
The town was burned by the bomba-dment.
TIE first Prussian grenadiers bad two hundred
men placed hCrs du cCnbdi in the engagement: tue
second grenadlers five hundred. The French
tosses are unknown, but are believed TO lie
heavy.
THE CAPTIVE EMPEROR
On Wednesday there were twenty-one Gen
erals and eighty-seven superior officers with the
Emperor NAPOLEON at wilhe'mShohe. Prince
MuTst and a Iew @, hers remain there aud the
rest u Gee ded to Berlin. The m etIng G. the
Emperor and Marshal car-obert was ve Y cor
dial. They embraced and kissed each other
SEVERAL times.
WON'T FIGHT UNDER GARABALDI.
LONDON, Nov. The National AVID Mobile
Gusr6s 2t e 1ucon reiu.e to fight urder Cara
"a Oh, wfo Is organizing the franc-tireUTs.
AID FOR FRENCH TOWNS.
FRANKFORT, Nov. IA banker here rs O.
tered 10 advance money to seve.sl FTerch
towns which are unable to bear the burdens of
he wa. Ire Prussian government has al
proved his Of Il.
THE RIOTS AT PARIS.
Late sdvices rom Pals give the particulars
of the disturbance which occurred there last
Monday. Formidable riots were eau ed by the
scversa aries of an Al mistice, who made armed
msniIt ststiors before the Hotel De Vile. A
committee OF public slfety' was established
by The rioters, comprising Ledru. Rollins, Hugo,
Gpstaye Flourens, and o. her well-krown names.
iaini Is prisoners fo- several hours, but were
at length released by soldiers of the National
Guard, who ALEC put down the manifestation.
Paris will vote next Thursday to decide il the
powers OF the government of defence shall be
mafntsiped, and mayor will be elected for
every reimbursement. During the disturbances
Gen. Trochu vas threatened BY the mob. Mus
kete and hayonets we're pointed at him, but his
coolness ds armed the rioters The Paris Jour
mails all contain articles urging the government
TO take ener&etic measures.
The news OF the capitulation of Metz caused
great sensation in Paris. but no discourage
ment among the troops. The position at B our
get has been occupied by the French. the Ger
mails having abandoned it on the 2Sth ultimo.
as lacking strategic value.
THE ARMISTICE.
Tours, Nov. 2-Thiers was at Paris on the
3Oth ultimo. Except the Revea and the Combat,
all the newspapers are in favor OF the proposed
armstice.
On the 3lst all the government officers were
detained rs prisoners by the National GUARDS |
for some hours ArpSo and Ferry were soon re-
leased, ard s, On a. erwards Jules Favre and
Garneir- Pages we're set at liberty. When or |
der was restored it was found that comm upists |
and adyersaries of armistice were the au-
tbors of the trouble. General Trochu immedi-
afely Issued issued a proclamation showing the |
advanf 3ge Of an armistice.
On the succeeding day (November lst) Paris |
was entirely tranquil.
The result OF the vote % to whether Paris |
will accept the provisional government is stin !
unknown.
The Nationals are forbidden to appear in the
streets i'm armed groups.
All The Partisan Mayors have resigned.
WAR NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. i.-The Standard PAS CORE. |
spondent says: Bourbaki has not resigned nor |
been removed.
BY Monday next the entire National Guard
will have chassepots.
The Standard is confident that an arm ist co
for twenty fve days has been arranged between
France and Prussia.