The Portland daily press., 1870-11-07
e O Il IL IG N.
FAILURE OF THE AMNESTY.
ZNierS Ordered Back to Paris.
Garibaldi Report ted to be a Pris-
Oner.
Eattle Near Dion.


VERSAILLES, Nov 6 -[Spec'al to New York
World ] The plovisuua, government fuaiiy
r+jHc Ell the protocol agreed upon by Thi. rs
and Bismarck, although previously tney had
s'gniftd their approval. Theirs received or.
ders from Paris to notify Bismarck that bis
conditions could not be accepted and to return
to the capital Immediately. The cause of the
rupture is believed to b- the persistence OF
Bismarck IN insistlng on guarantees for the
cessiuu OF territory The war goes on TIL.
Prussian ambassador at London says the strug-
gle will continue all winter.
GARIBALDI TAKEN PRISONER
LONDON, Nov. 6. A dispatch IRON tDole 4th
say Garibaidi has been taken prisoner with
thirty Italian officers.
CAPTURE OF A BALLOON
A ballo"u lett Paris on he evening of the
b, but de. ceuded near Charities so near The
Prussian lines that the aronants could save on
Iy one sack OF correspondence
GARIBALDts POSITION CRITICAL.
Especial to n. Y. rtbuue.] IA special cor
res pondent With G .rlbaldi at Dole writes on
the 1st: Orr position becomes daily less
teuaoe. Garabaldi's forces increases but
slowly and whole battalion is still without
arms, owing to the inact,On, Indifference or
oDeB opposition among the French authorities.
Both the civil and military commanding at
Besancon affect 10 ignore Ga'ibaldis exls-
tence.
An engineer arrived this morning from Bes-
across The Donns between Besaucon and Dole,
thus cutting off Ga ibadi's retreat if he should
b. beaten. An expedition Was sent TO exau.
iue the bridges and found them all mined, the
officers in charge intending to destroy then
he same night. Ganbaldi thrice offered hi.
resignation, but it was refused
special Tribune correspondent with Carl
bald writes on the 1>t: 1t is impossible to dis
c'v-r any enthusiasm among the people
Th do not b-heve in victory but they tear
pt N s1u,p md TO ii
Gar baldi allows Doth'ng to he takeu wIthou
,equisitiou. Evetvb ,dy is ,mpelleo to pay.
Tn French destroy tie railways aud tele-
graph
INTERVIEW BETWEEN FRENCH MINISTER'S.
[Speciai to N. Y World IA sp-ci 4 co res
pondt at Versailles telegraphs hat Thie's on
Saturday had AN interview with tavfe aud
Trochu at BillaLcourt Theirs reported tnat
AN agreement had been concluded win Bis
.narck, wtich was approved by Favre aud
T'Ochu. no expressed the belief III their abilI-
tv TO obtain the support OF the population Of
Paris III carrying out the agreement FRIDAY
The provisional Govern me Mt published an adj
dress to the peonle of Paris repeating the reso
luton Ut the q vernmeut to consent 20 no
arm'st'ce preiud'cIug France and not embra'-
Ing these prOvisiOIs: Free entrance 10 and de
parture from Paris and other besieged cities,
revlctualling tie CAPITAL AM guarantees the
election # an Assembly for the whole t
tfance, intending Alsace aud Lorraine Il i,
believed AT Versatile that thfs d'sing nous ad-
dress is designed to prevent disturbances at
Paris till the Assembly meets.
esratch from SPECIAL correspondent OF
the Tribune at Berlin to day says the negotia-
tons Tor an armistice were broken Oft by
Tn ers. under instrucio ions from Paris. The
reason has not Yet been made public.
Further PARTICULARS.
Burnside, LOW 10 London, said yesterday
that If his Negotiations hid succeeded the
French would have got much better te' ms than
through Th'ers. He was sure Bismarck
would now refuse to allow the revictualing o.
Paris Gladstone was present al the consul-
taiion ana seems greatly surprised and di'ap-
pointed. Hr mad been told by the French en-
0assy that the Paris government bad asked
PERMISSION TO bring food and tuel into Parls
aud TO victu Il other beseeed towns.
Bismarck reused to allow he revictualhng
OF other towns or fut to be brought into Paris,
nor was be disposed to agree 10 the revictua'-
hug OF Paris. Il il poss bic that the negoid-
TONS are valid up to this point. Granville DOW
lnt'mates that the English propose an armls-
ice, ont suggested no condi,o,s
TIE RESPONSIBILITY For THE SURRENDER OF
METZ.
zen. Bison, who Was III Metz with his COM
mand til the capitulation, writes letter in