The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-12
Telegraphic Summary.

RENO, Nov. 5.--The Central Pacific
passenger train bound east and due here
at 10 A. NJ, arrived at Verde, Ii miles
west OF Reno, on time, as the train was
starting from that station three masked
men boarded the express car, five more
Immediately came to their aid from rear
cars. These five evidently came from
the west on the train. Six stepped on
the express car which they detached from
the main train, cutting the signal rope,
etc. Two jumped on the engine, placing
pistols at the engineers head, told him to
move on, which he did. The brakesmen
endeavorcd to keep the maske ed men off the
express car, but pistols were placed at
their heads and compelled them to re
treat. The conductor rushed forward,
but the pistols stopped him. Finding a
hatchet, he came forward again in time
to see the engine and express car fylng
down the track separated from the train.
The robbers then placed the firemen, ex.
press and mail messengers in the mail
room and locked them up. When with>
in six miles of the city they stopped their
train, broke open the express boxes, and
robbed chem of S4l 600 in gold coin. A
later investigation shows they put the
coin III cid boot tops and escaped to the
mountains. y double barreled shot gun
and pick were left at the quarry where
they opened the boxes. All wires were cut
west of Reno. Two of the Western
Union wires were cut. They were, how
ever, repaired by daylight, and business
not delayed. Parties were searching the
mountains, and will probably be able to
throw some light on the robbery during
the day.
BERLIN. Nov. Ga dispatch from
Dole says Garibaldi has been taken pris-
oner, with thirty Italian officers Carl
baldi writes that there is no enthusiasm
among the French. They don't believe
in victory.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 7.-Everything Is
quiet about here. There has been no
fighting for several days.
Fort Mortier at New Briesach capitu-
lated Sunday. Fire had occurred inside,
which rendered it untenabe. 220 pris
oners and cannon were captured.
\ dispatch from Nendomc says that
the proposition for an armistice was
unanimously refused by the leaders al
Paris. The government found reasons
in the refusal on the part of Prussia, il
the project to revietual the city, and also
because she accepted without reserve the
scheme for allowing Alsaee and Lorraine
to vote for members of the Constituent
Assembly. The Paris government j.
generally supported III its action by peo
pie of all classes. Three armies are
forming in Paris. Perfect order prevail:
there. y universal uprising is expected
1t now seems to be the general impres
sion that Prussia has only sought to gair
time by seeming to admit the possibili-
tics of an armistiee in order that The
troops lately investing Metz could come
forward to Paris without danger.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7-Dispatches
from. Versailles, announcing that Thier:
had received orders from Paris to breal
off negotiations for an armlstice and leave
the Royal headquarters, are confirmed
by an official diSpatch, received In thi
city by the North German Minister.
Tours, Nov. dates from Paris ar,
up to yesterday, Journals say ther,
were further disorders the day. followin:
the riots. The village Of Auxon, nea
Besancon, has been taken twice by TIL
!. Prussians, and retaken by the French.
The Hera!d's correspondent says mem
, bers of the Government in Paris rejec
the conditions Of Bismarck, because the
are. confident Of the ability of France t
, finally repel invaders and save the homo
I of the country. France is now in ear
nest, and every day she grows stronger.
No bombardment of the city will tax
place until the outer forts are taken, an
the Prussiaps cannot take them.
t The Tours Journals charge the Prus
+, slams with continuing the war.
J Bismarck is charged with duplicit
in negotiating for peace simply to Civ
him time to bring up reinforceinents.
The French Government has ordere
the arrest of Bazainc wherever foune
Changarnier says Bazainc is not guilty G
treachery, but incompetent to comman
large army. All the military move
ments were a sham.
a A Brussels dispatch says Bismarc
@ says all the points as to armistice 0er
agreed upon except rcvictualing Pari:
Changarnier says France needs IA
o Orleans Prince.
The King is expected to return t
n Berlin on the 14th inst.
Adviccs from Paris state that Hen
Rochefort has resigned his position Q
5 the Committee of Defense in Consequent
of misunderstanding with the Govern
{ ment on the question of the election.
The appointment of Gen. Clanser'
II Thomas as Commander in Chief of tt
Il National Guards is confirmed.
> The Prussians have occupied Severn
ness and Moral. They are at Ucrmo
= canal Skirmishcs between the advan,
% ed posts of the army of Loire and tt
enemy are of daily occurrence.
BERLIN, Nov 9-The !Gaafs 4azi
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