The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07
Com missioner of I~mig ration.


| War Notes.
| The members the govern ment at Paris have
Issued a proclamation to The people, saying
Yo0 gave US our orders. We nsv- remain. {
a. 'be pe'ilous POST which the resoluii, n OF iht
Of Sen'+mber assigned W., aud we siill re-
main w til the force comiLg from Won W.
| realize the great duties which YOUR cOnf Jt nct
imposes. The first most bs the naiolal de
| fence, which must BIZ our. K elusive occupation
We viii repress all cIimnal move me Dts b.
| 8, we're execution of the laws.
FAVE has also issued proclamation, saying
| The delIveraOce of the county is only possible
| bv obedience to the military chiefs aud respe G.
| for he laws.
The general commanding at Metz makes tht
folio wing report OF he trophies by the captu
lation of Bszaine: So eagles. 541 field guns
ammunition for more than IS batteries, S0(
siege guns. &c mitraileuse, 800 COO riff and
sabres, 1000 military carriages powder, fac;o
rirs etc., Tell into he hands Of the PIusslans.
There is increasing bitterness in Lpdon a
the slight OF Bismarck, as shown il bis tirm
language 10 the E,gllsh as con,rasrtd with h's
| co.rtesv 20 be Americans and Russ'aos.
Tue Worlds correspondent writing from Gar.
ibaldi's beaJqnaIters at Dole 30 b, says: On
my way hitber Tsaw Mazz nj at Leg horn. He
was as resOlule as ever, but BIAS grown very
white and worn. He could bear to speak o
Rome. He said, am rejpiced that the Ital
ans OFF, their services and lives for repub lcan
pr'nc'pes in France Could they have thought
they might have saved ally aud helped + ance
more tfici ntly. Al Italian republic " s pos
sibie hree mouths ago. Garibaldl could have
done il with me if he had dated, or without
me if he did not choose 10 work with me when
l was in prison. Should the war last, should
France triumph, Galibald should be remen-
bered."
A telegram dated at Versailles b in It, con-
firms the result of the election at Paris Oh the
question of confidence in the provision i gov
eminent Tue returus tor the whole CITY g
as follows: Yeas, AL 900; noes, Sc .0CO NJ dis
turbance had occurred Tus result is cvusid
cred to make the armistice certain.
Theirs had lOug conversation with Count
Bismarck on the : and 4 n. The following is
the result OF the interview: Theirs at the fifst
interview showed Bismarck his authorization
nom the Paris government to ARIA &c an al
mIsiIce on The bass proposed by GRANVILLE
Bismarck IepIed that il Was all very vel as
far II went, but aut hoi 'zaIiOD from the Tours
goverum. Ut was also necessary Theirs said
Gainb-tta and his cole aours would bot dlsavow
IN agreeme ut made bV the PARIS eoverume Mt
aud supported by Trochu aud the army of
Paris. He undertook al once 10 communic4te
with Tours aud obtain formal au hor zaiiou
in addition TO the informal powers already 1e-
ceved. Bismd ok lusist. d on he necessity at
couv"king toe Assembly to speak with author
lty in the name of tue cOu Try. He sad be
was willing to suspend active hustlIties 10,
this purp Dse but until all bad been arrang. d
siege operations would have full course Al
the second interview Bismarck waved he
POI of The Tours governments auLhor'zat
aud discussed the conditions of the armlsiice.
he PROPOSED that Paris should receive da,
one day raiIOns on the scale Of The pt. sent
ratiOns, and the beigereDts prUce. on their
material pre- par atiops Germany to continue 10
occupy be whole tern Oily now held ty ibem
to lease 10 make forced QUESTION AID be al
lowed 10 bring forward all their stores and war
material without interruption. Theirs agreed
to all these points, and asked, twill AIsace
aud Lorraine lie permitted to ST nd deputies to
the Asst mbIyY' Bismarck replied 10 the n g.
alive, but a. length lnimaisd that he might
consent. VIVA happened at the fiual utter
vle~ is not known l, lie reported tba, THEIRS
aud Bismarck sigoed an agreement, which was
sent TO Paris to receive the ratification Of the
government.