The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-04
FROM EUROPE.
Particulars Of the Paris Riots.

LONDON. NOV 4.-Late advlceS from Paris
give particulars of the disturbances which oc-
Cured there on Monday last. Formidable riots
occurred Aided by the adversares of an armis-
tice they made an armed manifestation before
the Hotel de Vile, where the Committee of
Public Safety was established by the rioters
comprising Ledru Rolin, Hugo, Gustave Flou-
rcns, and other well-known names. The mem
bers of the Government were detained as pri-
soners for several hours, but we're at length
released by the soldiers of the National Guard,
which also put down the manifestation.
Paris will vote on Thursday next if the
powers of the Government of Defense shall be
maintained. Mayor will be elected for every
Arrondissement.
Trochu Threatened.
During the disturbances Trochu was threat
ened by mob. Muskets and bayonets were
pointed at him, but his GOODNESS disarmed the
rioters.
The Paris journals all contain articles urging
the Government to take energetic measures
The News of uetz.
The news of the capitulation of Metz caused
great sensation at Paris, but no discourage
ment among the troops.
The position at Bourget has been captured by
the French. 1t was abandoned on October %
by the Germans as lacking strategic value.
Theirs at Paris.
TOURS, Nov. 2.-Thiers was at Tours on Octo-
Der 80.
Tho Armistice.
Except the ReUiUe and Combat all the news
papers are in favor of the proposed armstice.
On the 3lst ult. all the
The Government officers were Detained
as prisoners by the National Guards for some
hours. Arago and Ferry were first released, and
soon afterwards Jules Favre and Garnier Pages.
When order was restored it was found that the
committee and adversaries of an armstice were
the authors of the troubles. Trochu immedi-
ately issued proclamation showing the advan-
tage of an armistice. On November Paris was
| entirely tranquil.
The Result of the Vote
| as to whether Paris will accept the provisional
| government is still unknown.
The Nationals are forbidden to appear in
the streets in armed groups and all the Partisan
| Mayors have resigned.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The Standards Paris cor.
respondence, published this morning, says
| In the twenty-five days armistice granted by
| the Prussians for the elections,
| The Revictunlling of Paris
is included.
The same authority says the populace at
| Tours Rose
yesterday captured the Government and pro-
claimed Committee of Safety, but the officers
were soon rescued and restored to their autho-
rity by the National Guard.
| BOurbaki Removed.
| LONDON, Oct. 4.-The Standards Paris cor
| respondent says General Bourbaki has not re-
| signed nor been removed.
The National Guard
By Monday next the entire National Guard
will be armed with Chassepots.
| The Constituent Assembly.
| The Standard is confident that an armistice
| for twenty-five days has been arranged between
| France and Prussia. The Constituent Assembly
is to meet on the 18th inst
| Paris Not TO be BOmbarded.
G. A. sala writes oracularly that Paris will not
be bombarded at all, The Notifications around
Paris were silent yesterday Thursday, except
an occasional artillery shot from Fort Mont
Valerien.
The Siege of BeifOrt
has been commenced. The Mobiles from the
Rhone bravely defended Rape and succeeded
in repulsiDg the enemy.
The Defense of Lyons.
| Lyons is we'll provisioned for the impending
siege. All within the Notifications have agreed
to defend the place to the last; extremity, emu
lating Paris and Strasburg. The Departments
of Rhone, Disc Saone, and lower Drom Ardeche
are in
Nismes is greatly agitated by the news from
Paris and the capitulation of Bazaine. A mol
invaded the prefecture, but order was quickly
restored. Similar scenes occurred at Grenobl'
and elsewhere.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. 4-130 p. M.-ConsOls e211 993x f0
both money and account. American securities
FRANKFORT, Nov. 4.-U. S. hve-twenties clOsec
LIvbRPOoI. Nov ALSO P. M-Western Flou
de lining at 29s 9d@30s. Receipts OF Wheat 10
three days l5 900 quarters, OF which 1900 are Anne
rican.
LONDON, Nov. 4-l'sO p. M.-Cattle Lnseed de
lined 10 Dos. Cd. Linseed oil declining at e2s l5s.
e29. Spirits OF Petroleum declining at l0d. Gid.
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.