The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15

Accounts we're received al Tours on the
21th from Paris, by a carrier pigeon, Of
French victories around that city.
A Berlin dispatch Of the 9Th says
FaVre, in his report Of his interview with
Count Blsmsrk, errs in emitting 10 state
that the question OF an armistlce was con
sidercd preliminary 10 any discussion of
territorial cessions. BismaIk actually
declined TO state the claims OF Prussia
until q basis for an Armistice was decided
on.
A report wss curren, In Berlin on the
eth that the Emperor had revoked the
decree which he issued on the surrender
of Sedan for the revocation of the Regen-
oy Of the Empress, and that ho had there.
fore sent an envoy to Metz to consult
Marshal Bazsine in regard to terms of
peace. The North German Gazette, the
official Journal, says; Whatever may be
German plans about France, the restora-
ton of Bonsparte Is not among them"
A d~eputetion OF London worklngmen
waited On Gladstone on the 9th, and
urged him TO mediate between Germany
and France. Mr.. Gladstone replied that
IL was clear that the recognition of the
French Republic must follow instantly a
popular vote sustaining q change Of gov.
eminent.
Gable news on the esth Is to the effect
thai Strasbourg had capitulated on the
Goth, yielding as prisoners to tho Prus.
SLAMS 4bi officers and 1900 men, An
armistico of forty eight hours was con.
cluded at Mesleres, or the Goth, for the
removal of the wounded. Advicos by
balloon from Paris on the 25th state that
perfect order existed In tho city. The
Prussians had marched into Orleans, and
were in full possession of the city. All
Democratic papers In France which were
suspended under the empire, had re.
sumed publication. There was great re-
joiolng throughout Germany over the
capture of Strashourg. Reports had been
received at the War oficc in London that
q large number of Russian troops were
massing on the Turkish frontier, and the
reports OF complications between Russia
and Turkey had created considerable ex:
element In Poland. Rome is to be for.
mally inaugurated as the capital of tho
new government of Italy.
A London telegram of the Goth says
the blockade Of the mouth of the Elbe
had been renewed by the French feet.
The Berlin correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, under date of the e7lh,
says 1.-THE popular appetite for conquest is
increasing, but trustworthy accounts from
headquarters represent the King and Bis
mark both sincerely DESTROYS for peace.n
Several attempts at revolutionary dis.
turbances in Rome have been promptly
suppressed by the determined attitude of
the Italian troops.
A London telegram of the 30th save
there WAS no abatement in the military
preparations of Russia. The st. Peters.
burg Journal %(oficial organ) denies the
story of tho concentration Of Russian
troops on the Turkish frontier, and adds
that the Russian policy is one of peace
and justice. Theirs mission to the Gar
had proved a failure, and he was received
only at a private interview and as a mi.
vate individual.
The naturalization treaty with the
United States has been signed by the Aus.
trian Government.
A London dispatch of the LIST says the
reports of the fighting before Paris on
the 2Sth and goth are false. General
Bourbaki had escaped from Metz.
Lissander, the aeronaut, arrived in
Tours from Paris, ola balloon, on the 1st
He was the bearer Of a large number Of
letters. He says Paris ia admirably dc.
Tended; more than 10000 soldiers were
behind the walls, all well armed and dis
ciplined.
Reports Of French successes in the
~neighborhood Of Paris are fatty contra,
dicted by the Prussian organs OF the list.
According to a London telegram of the
LIST the number Of French prisoners in
Germany is not short Of 10000. OF this
number, 10000 are within the bounds Of
Prussia, and 10000 In forts and other
camps. Published tables of the Prussian
casualties show 1890 officers and 3s,l5i
men killed and wounded.
King William forwarded tho following
dispatch 10 Queen Augusta from his head.
quarters at Ferrieres, under date Of soth
ult; EARLY this morning the French
troops Of the line made q sortie against
the troops Of the Sixth Prussisn Corps,
while the Prussian Fifth Corpsswas 1t.
lacked BY three battalions. At the same
time . brigade made . demonstration
against the Eleventh Corps. At the end
''of Two hours the French took shelter un.