The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-16
FOREIGN.

At the Lord Mayors banquet, Granville said Eng
lands mpartiaty is equally Unsatisfactory to Prussia
and France.
The Herad's special, writing from Versailles on the
5th, says something important is expected. The Prus-
SLAMS are preparing
Reports reach Versailles that fifteen southern de-
partments of France and Algeria seeded from the
Tours government
The German Parliament meets on the Goth to pro-
vide means for carrying on the war.
Bavaria alone, of all the South German States, is
seriously factous against German unity.
The Herad's correspondent interviewed Napoleon.
He was not betrayed. Disaster was the result of
tual and general sefdeception Napoleon has no am
bition for himself and little for his sons restoration.
He thinks his son would be happier in private sta
on He hates the Republic and loves France. France
needs peace. The Emperor has no property in Amer
lea and but little elsewhere. He likens the recent
events to earthquakes.
Bazaine adheres TO Napoleon and thinks the Re-
public mob.
LYONS and Marsalles are orderly.
The French feet is reported bombarding Hamburg.
A dispatch from Berne reports that Garibaldi has
surrendered
The Prnssians lost 500 before abandoning Orleans.
The railroad between Orleans and Tours and the bridge
at Beaugency have been repaired.
The capitulaton of New Bresach is confirmed. Ii
involves 5000 prisoners.
Garibaldi's surrender is discredted. e
Prussia has sent no envoy to Eugene.
Prussia replies sharp to the Austrian peace over
tures Austria having armed early in the war, cannot
claim neutrality though Prussia will prefer possession
of Asace and Lorraine to any guarantees that neutral
powers can Offer
The poorer French are much distressed by the Prus-
sian seizure of the Savings Bank and corporation
funds and the commune funds, which, under the
French law placed in the custody Of the State.
The Prussans have dismantled all the Bresach forti
cations and taken the guns elsewhere.
Tba CtvC nf lia haya at
lied when he said all northern France desired peace at
any price, and this body spurns the lie.
DOMESTIC.
The postmaster at Southwest Pass, Wyoming Ter
ritory cut the wires and fed with large amount of
money.
The pursuit of the Pacific Railroad robbers is being
pushed. No arrests.
police justice and police captain of New York
have been arrested for conspiracy 10 defeat the Con-
gressional election laws.
Nevada elects Democratic Governor. The balance
are Republicans including the Congressman
Both sides claim the New York Legislature
| The Republicans have Michigan by 90, 900 and
majority on joint ballot thus securing United States
Senator
The citizens of Clarendon, Ark, fred salute ol
one hundred guns Democratic majority of 5000
Butler, negro and Maynard go to Congress from
| Tennessee.
The Republicans claim the Ninth Kentucky District
Browns majority in Missouri is 10000.
Alabama certainly elects three Democratic Congress
men, and probably four.
Farnsworth, a very liberal Republican, is beaten By
a temperance man in Illinois.
Not single row in Alabama. Half of the State il
reported, which includes the Radical strongholds
Grants majority is already The Democrat
have large majority in the Lower House. No elec
ton for State Senator's
Col. Chas. Marshall, Gen. Lees chief Of staff ha
been selected by Lees family to write the General
biography.
The temperance man who beat Farnsworth is fire.
trader. The Democrats supported him.
| ELECTION SUMMARY.
| Lee has four majority in Millvile, New Jersey
Democratic gain of 100. Hall is probably electe
mayor, though he runs far behind Hoffman.
/ Ketchum is reelected in the Twelfth New York Di:
trict
Alexandria Va, has gone Republican by $50
Manassas, Republican by seven Fredericksburg
| Democratic by 200.
Full vote Of Boston -Clafin, 1O,046 adams, 972f
Phillips, 1906
dispatch from Staunton, Va, says the Sixth D: