The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-05
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Affairs In Eatope.-An Armistice Com
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TouRs, November 3.-A despatch from
Lafieohe, dated yesterday, says balloon
passed over the town. and dropped O
copy OF :the Paris Journal O0iciel, of the
31st ultimo, containing the following in
teiiigence: ''The Government had issued
decree, declaring that the children of
all citizens, killed in war, will be adopted
BY the nation. Theirs had arrived in
Paris. The Government, on the 3Oth
ultimo, announced that Metz had capitu-
lated. An immense me sting was held
IN the evening Mt the Hotel de Vile.
The Mayors of the Departments of the
Seine, Seine et-Oise, Seine et- NIarne and
Olse, were present. Jules Favre made q
patriotic address. aud said the Govern-
ment- was determined to carry on the
war ~ the Last. The army would s6on
atfaSB tGe besiegers and break through
theiE. lines, and join hands with the
troops from the Provinces.
LOND6N, November 3.-Geueral Carl
bafai in an order of the day, rcproaches
the Republicans for their failure to act
for mutual defence. Switzerland, he
says, is heaPs down by cash-boxes of the
great bankers. With her lifted finger
she might have kept Prim from Madrid,
bat she allowed him to slaughter the
Spanish nation. Referring to the United
States, Garibaldi says, one of Washing
tonP fsfess family barely permits re-
public ITO fling q word of sympathy to
the brave descendants of Lafayette,
who first proclaimed the emancipation of
races. "Classical land of liberty-home
OF the exile, wilt thou abandon, in this
struggle of giants, thy sister nation, who
marched and will again march at the van
of human prcgress?" He continues:
france is in ruins, because her army of
braves was led by the stupidity of ty-
rants-but the nation ia there. 1t has
risen as one man, and will make the old
Autocrat OF Prussia repent his inhuman
butchery." The order closes with an
appeal to the soldiers, declaring that
want calmness and discipline, so indis-
pesable in war.
Tours. November 4.-Paris advices of
the I'd state that there is complete tran
guilty. Bodies of National Guard ap-
pearing on the streets without orders.
are disarmed and disbanded.
Alphonse Geul writes from NIurseilles.
that, upon his refusal to net with Esqui-
ros, or resign, pistol shot wounded him
In the abdomen, but not seriously; he
Will he about in few days, bnt unable
to perform official duties until he re-
covers.
BERLIN, November Tho official re-
port of the capture of Dion states that
o great portion Of the town was burned. |
There were twenty-one Generals and |
elghty-one superior officers with Napo-
leon at Wilhelmshohe on Wednesday.
LONDON. November An armistice
has been concluded for twenty five DAYS.
Tours, November 4-The Journal
O6aciel publishes Paris advices to the
lst. The Paris Government has decided |
to accept an armisticc. Flourens raised |
q riot, and the Hotel de Vile wns in.
vaded. The Committee OF Public Safety
proclaimed that the members of the Pro
Government would be detained |
several hours. A battalion of National |
Guard released Trochu. Arago and Ferry
from the rioters about 8 o'clock. The
riot was finally suppressed at o'clock
IN the morning.
Tho following are the exact words of
darlbaldls order of the day. Abiding
20 America: President Grant might, by
lifting his finger, send Prim's soldiers in
CUBA back to Madrid; but he allows the
murder OF the entire population of Cuba
who are part of the great Republic-
: nsA A0AuHOS w hiuS u WOru OF sympathy
TO the brave descendants of LaFnyctte:
ont France has risen as one man, and
will soon make the old autocrat repent
his having sought the butchery.
French iron-clads are cruising off Dorr
and the Tigre.
Information of the conclusion of the
'rmistice has just been received by Roths-
'hilds. Great joy is manifested, and
aopes are entertained that an ultimate
peace will result The Constituent AS
'embiy meets on the 5th.
MADRID, November 4. Regarding the
Of Aosta, Admiral Topeti
avors Montpensier; General Corceros
avors Esparto; he and other deputies
would not vote for, or lend a sword to q
oreigner. Marquis Santa Cruz said the
Liberal Union party was undecided upon
he Italian candidature.
LONDON, November 4.-The National
Guards and Guards Mobile at Bisancon
.efnse to fight under Garibaldi. Late
Paris advices represent the riots as for
nidable. The riot was by the ndversa-
les OF the armistice, led by Ledru Nol-
in, Hugo, Gustave Flores and other
yell known names. Paris will vote on
Thursday. If the powars Of fhn povnrn