The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-05
SECOND EDITION
TO-DAY'S CABLE NEWS.
The Riots in Paris.
Thrilling Revolutionary Scenes.
a Defense Of Bazaine.
Explosion at Cherbourg.
DOMESTIC ME WIS.
Lawles sness in Tennessee.
The Cincinnati Bridge Case.
FROM EUROPE.
Exnlnsion nf Cherhours.

Explosion at Cherbourg.
CHERBoURG, Nov. 5.-An explosion occurred
here yesterday caused by the careless handling
of lot of cartridges. No person was killed out
right, but twenty-six were more or less injured.
Movements of Euxenie.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 5.-The Empress Eugene
passed through this city on Thursday incOgnita
on her way back to Chiselhurst. She was with
the Emperor only one day.
The RevIctualIinK of Paris.
Tours, Nov. 5.-The FrdncdiS says it has
been agreed that Paris shall receive supplies
during the armistice.
Results of the ArmIstIce.
II is believed that in consequence of the
armistice the army of the Loire, under General
Garibaldi will suspend operations for time
The Germans in front of the army are now
marching from Dion to Chagny, threatening
Lyons and Bourges.
Advices from HIarseiIIes.
Later advices from Marseilles have been re-
ceived. The revolutionary excitement was
abating. General Cluseret has assumed the
command of the National Guards there, not
withstanding the strong opposition he met with.
1t was generally thought that the election to
be held on Sunday next for 4he choice of a
General would result in the displacement of
Cluseret. Esquiros had been chosen President
of the Committee OF Defense of the Rhine.
LONDON, Nov. 5-It is said that the French
subscriptions to the corn contract in England
amount TO ninety-four millions of francs. The
books were closed on the 29th ult. Owing to
the siege the citizens of Paris were unable to
contribute.
The Versailles Conference.
The Times this morning has special telegram
from Versailles, announcing that the conference
between NJ. Theirs and Count Bismarck was
continued yesterday, in accordance with explicit
orders from the Tours Government The pro-
posals made by England have not yet come
under consideration.
There was much firing yesterday around st.
Cloud, and
The Fighting Continues
around the Notifications.
Vessels are now leaving Ireland with biscuits
and breadstuffs for the French.
The French Arrests-A Correction.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The statements made by
the Standard yesterday, relative to the arrest of
members of the Provisional Government are
corrected by that journal this morhing. The
circumstance occurred at Paris and not Tours.
The inhabitants of the Department of the
Disc are withholding supplies from the French
army, preferring to sell them for cash TO the
Prussians.
wholesale Mobilization.
The mobilization of the entire French male
population between the ages of twenty and
forty has been ordered
Fresh Disturbances In Paris.
BRUSSELS, Nov. BIT is stated here that
fresh disturbances have broken out at Paris.
| The news, however, cannot be verified.
Defence Of Bazaine.
The NOrd of this city to-day publishes let
ter from Bazaine, giving the lie to Gambetta's
charges and insinuations in his proclamation to
the French army. The Marshal Indignantly
denies any treachery, treason, or bargain with
the Bonapsrtists. He reviews the causes aud
facts which made the surrender inevitable after
| an unparalleled siege-and unlimited suffering.
| The Paris E eetiOH.
| LONDON, Nov. 5.-The election in Paris on
the question of maintaining the powers of the
Government of National Defense resulted in an
overwhelming majority in favor of the Govern
ment. The returns of the city were nearly
complete, with the exception of the arrondisse-
ments. The result is as follows in round num-
bers:-Ayes, 442, 600; nays, $4,000; majority,
1893 600.
Perfect tranquility exists in Paris, according
| to the latest dispatches. No military move
ments whatever have been made since Sunday.
Further Details of the Communist Riots
LONDON, Nov. Especial letters from Paris to the
| New York Herald were received at o'clock to-
night bearing date the 2sth, sOth, and 3lst at and
give an account OF the riot on the latter day.
The excitement on the 29th turned on the publiea.
ton in Felix Pyats journal, lie Combat, of the state
ment that Bazsne adhered to Napoleon, and offered
| peace in the name OF the empire, provided he be
permitted to march his army TO Paris and take pos
session OF the Government with the aid OF the Prus
sian Government. A published denial in the
sncial journal declared that Bazaue made
constant sorties, and the escape of Bourbak
was determined IN order that ht
might lead the army OF the republic TO the release OF
Metz. Pyat, however repeated the statement and
published card declaring that he had received the
Information from Gustaye Flourens, who had Il
direct from citizen ROchefOrt, a member OF thu
Goyernmentso of National Defense. The Natona
Gnard could not allow the opportunity OF making
manifestation Of their supremacy pass and NUN
ber OF them went to the Hotel de Ville and de
manded explanations.
HEADS CALLED FOR.
lie Steele published an innammatory article de
mandng the execution OF Pyat Gustave Fleurenl
published card ayowing that he gave the news fOl
the purpose OF aiding the public safety, and that m
got 1t from member OF the Government, but no
from ROchefort. A boy was going the boule
wards with bundle OF lie Combat for SALE when thI
crowd seized the papers and made bonfire Will