The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-24
LATEST Bx rHGHoR APH.
THE WAR In EUROPE.
The Prospect Of Peace.
The Proposed Armistice
Foreign Intervention.
French Naval Captures.
Matters at Washington.
Financial and Comm
Matters at Washington.
FROM EUROPE.
The German Sick and Wounded.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-The German army now
investing Paris have appropriated one days
pay as fund for the relief of the sick and
wounded. The amount thus collected aggre-
gates about half million thalers.
French Captures.
1t is asserted vaguely that the French have
captured and taken into the port of Dunkirk
three large German steamers.
Napoleon's Private Fortune.
1t is said there is no evidence in existence of
Napoleons having accumulated vast private
fortune.
Bismarck, England, and America.
The correspondent of the Standard to-day
viciously notes the eagerness of Bismarck to
oblige American officers, ambulance corps, and
people of the United States, while totally indf-
ferent to anything English
The New French Loan.
The Telegraph is confident that the proposed
French loan will be largely taken here.
Russia and the Peace r1ovemfnt.
1t is intimated that Russia, not Joining Eng
land, Austria, and Italy in the effort to bring
about peace, is acting Independently but ener-
getically in the same direction.
A Secret NissIon,
Rambeau, who saved Caesars" life when an
attempt was made to assassinate him by Bere-
zowski in Paris on the 9th of June, 1867, has
just gone from Wilhelmshohe to st. Petersburg
on secret mission from the Emperor
Napoleon.
Courage of the Laudwehr.
Miranda editor of the Paris GauIois, has been
arrested near Versailles by the Prussians.
The Deserters from Metz
are so numerous that the Prussian commander
before that city has been compelled to issue
orders declining to admit them within the
Prussian lines
An Editor Arrested.
The Times this morning, in an editorial,
praises the courage displayed by the Prussian
landwehr before Fort Mont Valerien on the 22d
inst
The Basis of Peace.
1t is said the basis of peace likely to be
accepted by the Prussian Government is the re-
nunciation of territorial spoliation from France
on receiving Luxembourg. 1t is reported further
that safe-conduct has been asked for Thiers to
enter Paris in order to obtain the acquiescence
| of the Government.
The Proposed ArmIstice.
FLORENCE, Oct. A.-The Opinione, referring
| to the proposed armistice, says "France will
doubtless agree, as preliminary topeace, to dis
mantle the fortresses of Strasburg and Metz,
and to pay an indemnity of eighty million
pounds sterling. But Prussia insists on the
cession of Alsace and Lorraine"
Bazaine and the BOnaparte Restoration.
| LONDON, Oct. 2.-The Times this morning
says: "Bazaine, when offering to surrender, de-
manded for himself position which would pro-
baby have enabled him to take prominent part in
the restoration of order in France after the con-
clusion of peace. General Boyer, on leaving
Versailles went to Luxembourg TO get Raimbeau,
who had previously been to st. Petersburg, to
go as an envoy TO Napoleon at Wilhelmshohe. "
This Mornings Quotations.
| LONDON, Oct 24-1I3O A M-Censols opened at
| 92& for both money and account American secu-
rites quiet; United States 5-20s of 1862, s9 OF
| 1865, old, SS%; OF 1861 90A; 10.40s, S7A Stocks
quiet; Erie 10; Illinois Central, 1l4h Atlantic and
| Great Western, 29H.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 24-11'3O A. M.-Cotton opens
buoyant; piddling upands, SA@sZsd middlng
is 600 bales. California white Wheat lis. ;Ted West
eIn 9s. ID; winter, los. 3d@10s 4d. Western Flour
| 24s, Corn, 29s. Cd. Oats, %. 10d.