Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-07
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THEARMISTlCE NEGOTIATIONS
WHY THEY FAILED.
NO FIGHTING AT PARIS.
1900 Guns in Position on the Forts.
H0mBaRDMEnT TO COMMENCE TOMORROW
BISMARCK B.fLKED.
GERMANY NOT UNITED
Wufttmburg, Baden, Hesse DarmStadt and
Bavaria refuse 10 enter the Confederation.
1900 Guns in Position on the Fort
H0nBaRDMEnT TO COMMENCE TO -M0RsoW
BISMARCK B.fLKED.
GERMANY NOT UNITED
Wufttmburg, Baden, HeNe DarmStadt and
Bavaria refuse 10 enter The Confederation.

Bavaria refuse 10 enter The Confederation.
7stecrdphed E1c'Hsirely to The Erenine Star.
GAMBErIA PowERLEsS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6-The Tribune correspon-
dent al Tours telegraphs on the Sd that Gam
BETA is wholly unable to enforce his authority
at Lyons and Marseilles.
PRUSSIA NOT BONAPARrISr.
Theirs reports that Bismarck denies that
Prussian sympathy Is with the Bonaparte
dynasty, and declares that Prussia IL perfectly
willing TO treat with any government capable
Of binding France.
GARABALDI.
The Tribune correspondent with Garibaldi
writes on the LIST :-"It Il impossible 70 discover
any enthusiasm among the people. They do
not believe in victory. They fear Prussian
vengeance, and secrete all their property. Gar
ibaldi allows nothing to be taken without a
requisition. There is no disorder. Everybody
il compelled to pay. The French destroy rail-
ways and telegrspbs.
WHAT BURNSIDE SAYS.
Tribune special from London says: General
Burnside lie now in London. He said yesterday
that If his negotiations had succeeded the
French could have got mu h better terms than
through Theirs He was sure that Bismarck
would now refuse to allow the reyictualllng of
Paris.
Gladstone was present at the consultation.
He seemed greatly surprised and disappointed.
No UNITED GERMANY YET AWHILE,
special correspondent At Berlin telegraph.
to-day: "wurtemberg. Baden, and Hese
DsImstadt have definitely refused to accept the
North German constitution and enter the con-
federation Bavaria still refuses, and insists on
w
ING her military and diplomatic sovereignty.
AFFAIRS AT PARIS.
LONDON, Nov. There are now . 90 guns in
position on the various Notifications Of Paris
The morning papers OF this city deplore the
fatuity OF Paris In declining the preliminary
overtures Of peace.
DUKE DE GRAMoNr.
The Duke de Grsmont writes TO the Journals
here to-day correcting the statements which
have been extensively published as to the events
rreliminaries to the war. He complains of I,Ord
Lyons, the British Minister for allowing these
reports to circulate uncontradicted.
NO FIGHTING AT PARIS.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 6-Evening.-Everything
is quiet about this place. There has been no
lighting for several DAYS.
CAPITULATION AT BRISACH,
Fort Monitor, at New Brisach, capitulated
Sunday night. A FIRE had occurred inside.
which rendered IL useless. Two hundred ami
twenty prisoners AND I'VE cannon were captured.
THE TREATY OF 1856 TO BE REVISED.
VIENNA, Nov. A telegram TO the wand,rer
newspaper says that Prussia concurs with Rms
sia In desiring revision Of the treaty of 1866.
THE FAILURE OF THE ARMISTICE Ne
EQUATIONS.
LONDON, Nov. The Times this morning in
an editorial on the situation in France, says
he
ingress and egress az 2 arts, during the twenty
hNe days, Theirs insisting upon, and Bismarck
refusing, the insertion OF such a condition -
During the conference between Theirs and
jules Fayre at Seyres the Paris forts maintains
a steady fire on the place OF interview. The
conference lasted over eight hours.
BISMARCK AND THE POPE.
The Paris LibeTte asserts that b ismarck pro-
poses the restoration OF the Pope's temporal
power.
CAPTURE OF GERMAN VESSELS.
1t is reported that the French Corvette Dessir
has captured seven German vessels since the ith
of October.
BELGIUM DON'T WANT THE BoNAPART-
lists.
BRUSSELS, Nov. Petitions, numerous,y
signed throughout Belgium, have been pre-
sented TO the Chambers, asking that the sojourn
of the BonopaItist agents in Belgium NAV be
prohibited.
LORRAINE UNDER GERMAN RULE.
RHEIMS, Nov. The newly appointed Gov
ernor OF Lorraine has ordered q census of all
persons subject to military duty, prescribing
severe penalties Tor any evasion.
PARIS TO BE BoMBARDED TOMORROW
NKw YORK, Nov. THE Telegram has the
following:
"LoNDoN, Nov. IA dispatch from our cor
respondent at Versailles, dated this morning,
states that Theirs is still at the Prussian head
Quarters. NJ. Lanvia strongly favored IN
armistice, and all hopes OF this desired con-
summation are not yet yielded.
Our corresp0ndentrays: shave good author
ity for stating that the bombardment of Paris
will commence to morrow. The Prussians are
low resolved 10 push the war to It's extremes
without an instant's delay. A general feeling is
M e. the the fspaS
iic."
WHY THE PARIS GOVERNMENT RE-
FUSED THE ARMISTICE PROPOSALS,
Tours, Nov. "a dispatch from Nendome
SAYS The propositions for an armlstice have
been unanimously refused by the leaders
of the Paris government. The reason for
this Is found in the refusal on the part
Of Prussia Of the project to revictual the |
city, and also because she accepts without |
reserve the scheme for allowing Alsace aud |
Lorraine TO vote for members Of the Constituent
Assembly. The Paris government is supported /
in its action by the people Of all classes.
The Journal Official announces the formation |
of three armies in Paris. AT the latest adyices
perfect order existed there. The government /
in this city Is acting enereeticallv.
universal uprsingis expected 20 take plaza.
as il now seems TO be the general impresst n /
that Prussia has only sought to gain timeby |
seeming To admit the possibility OF an arms:f,e.
In order that the troops lately investing Mt |
could come forward 10 Paris without dangA
Dispatches from Dole, Beauner Nail Ia
Rotrop, Chateauder, and Bray, give parfAn-
lars OF marked successes gained by the fran.s-
tireaus.
THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Nov. There is stin talk of hold
ing sessions Of the North German Par,lsman,
at Versailles and at Paris.