Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-03
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
SORTIES AT PARIS.
REPORTED FRENCH SUCCESSES.
DISlFFECTIos At MARsEILLEs.
Red Republicans Proclaim New Republic.
The ARNsTICE NEGOTIATIONS.
1HIERS INTERVIEWS KING VIII.
LIAM AND BISMARCK.
SORTIES AT PARIS.
REPORTED FRENCH SUCCESSES.
DISlFFECTloS At MARsEILLes.
Red republicans Proclaim New Republic.
THE ARNIsTICE NEGOTIATIONS,
HIER0 INTERVIEWS KING VIII.
LIAM AND BISMARCK,


LIAM AND BISMARCK.
Ieleeropked Erclasirelp 10 Tie Rvsnixs Star, .
NEWS FROM PARIS.
LONDON, Nov, 2.-[world Special. A special
letter has been received from Paris, dated on
the 25th ult. Skirmishes on the north and east
ern fronts of the city, had resulted In decided
advantages for the French. The Boulevard du
Prince Eugene, has been named the Boulevard
a1ltaiss- The statue Of the Prince has been
change brokers have given Trochu 30 900 francs
with which to purchase cannon.
q, kr The tcpiPtor was killed ct the battle
were wounded. The French had ninety cannon
a. The battle Of Chev'lly, and ninety -four at that
OF Rueil.
RED REPUBLICANS RAMPANT IN
FRANCE.
PHILADRLPHIA, Nov. IA private telegram,
received In this city from London, dated thi.
morning, says:-'Advices from Tours state that
the Red Republicans at Marreillcs are again
rampant, and that Revolutionary proclamation
has just be en- issued by the leaders, announcing
the establishment Of new republic, embracing
to the outward.
PLOT TO EESJST THE ENTRY OF THE
PRUSSIANS INTO METZ.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-There have been no dis
turbances at Metz since the capitalization. The
reports Of q refusal Of the garrison to surrender
bad their origin in plot, concocted by citizep.
and these soldiers who were not satisfied with
the turn OF AFFAIRS. TO seize the arms I'm the ar
senAls and make forcibie r. sistance - the en-
try OF the Prussans. The consu nun alton OF the
design was prevent I'd by the Imperial guard.
General Manteuffel is to command the First
PTussian armv.
PARIS HAs MEAT FOR A FORTNIGHT
ONLY.
1t claimed by Germans that the supply of
meat lie Paris is ir sufficient to mset the actual
necessities of those within the walls for another
The French have only 100 pris oners in their
hands.
THEIRS INTERVIEWS KING WILLIAM
AND BISMARCK.
At noon, last Tuesday, M. Theirs was ad-
mitted to an audience with the King Of Prussia
The conference LISTED three hours.
A military council was held at Versailles
WEDNESDAY, IN which Count Bismarck partici-
pafed. In the afternoon Thiers was closeted
with Bismarck for q long time.
The second Prussian army corps remains at
Metz and before Thionville. Gen. Kummer's
corps will escort the captured French TO Ger
many, and will remain there for guard duty
The greater portion of the army OF Metz under
Prince Frederick Charles, will operate in the
center Of France.
WHAT COUNT BISMARCK SAYS To EARL
L
Count Bismarck, replying to Earl Granville.
offer of mediation through Count Bernstein,
the Prussian Minister At London, saws there
will be no obstacle offered by him to the French
elections for members of the L legislative Assem-
bly,, but the consent OF the French provisional
government to holding such elections g want
ing he fears that Paris, misinterpreting Eng
lands motive in offering mediation. is thereby
encouraged to prolong resistance. He declares
that Prussia is willing to receive ard honestly
CONSIDER fraf
may seem TO carry with II genuine desire for
peace.
PRCSSIAN MOVEMENTS, &C.
The Prussians have commenced movement
northward from Scissors. body of horse /.
reported at Hierson. in the province OF Aisne.
Inc figaro this evening will publish a reSHs,
OF Napoleon's pamphlet on the campag of ls.N
FRANCE STILL KICKS AGAINST SIR
RENDER Of TERRITORY.
Tours, Nov. 2.-The provision al goyernment
has reassuring advces from the southern and
western provinces of France. The people are
unanimous for the continuance of the war unliI
peace is possible on some other basis than the
cessioD Of French territory.
The journals of Tours ask for Official proof.
or Bazaines treasonable intentions.
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR AN ARMISTICE.
LONDON, Nov. Sit is reported that Theirs
has proposed at Versailles an armistice on the
basis suggested by the British government, and
that the proposition will be- IL il has not already
been, accepted by Prussia Theirs expresses
great satisfaction with the course pursued by
England.
The last English and american families that
viii he Permitted TO leave Paris, take their de-
parture this q. m.
MINISTER wAsHBURNE, ETC.
AT last advices Minister washbuln ne was pre-
pairing TO come out.
The courage and address OF the American
Ambulance Corps 10 the subject OF especial
praise.
1t is asserted that food and material sun,c,su,
70 supply Balaines army for four months have
King William has Issued . royal order or the
day, congratulating his army on their successes.
THE FIGHT AT DION.
LoNDoN, Nov. 3.-The Prussian forces which
operated against Dion met with an obstinate
resistance before the town on the 3oth. william,
q Baden. captured the heights on which the
reueated, and on the next day the AUTHORITIES
surrendered.
BUSSIA AFRAID OF POLISH NATION
QUO ALlTY.
II is alleged that Russia Is apgrehensivs or
Q revival Of the Polish nationality, under Prus-
sian protection.
BAZAiNE'S TREACHERY.
BRUssELs, Nov. 3.-The Independence Belize |
says: 1--WE daily receive visits from escaped on |
conclusive a. to the treachery OF their com. 4
mander." The municipal odhceB Of Mefz Il
have seued an address to the inhabi- /
tsnts SNORING 81 them hem, 70 patience under
sible. The country and history will exonerats
the people of Metz from any share In the To-
nominy Of her surrender.
TERMS OF THE CAPITULATION OF
METZ. 30 ! 3.
LospoN, Nov. 3.-The evening journals print
q supplementary agreement in regard to the
capitulation Of Metz, By the city ofcials, to re-
move or remain # their optisn undisturbsS IN
person or property; none OF the Inhabitants. |
either In civil or military capacity, are to be
previous acts or for political Opinions. fhs
sick and wounded are 70 have every care:
the families Of oficeD and soldiers seryins
IN the a[miee OF France are not to be molested
afcnlvee, moneys, and papers are TO have pro-
tecuon. tne mode or dfsposipg OF wounded pris-