Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
FOrsign News.

Tours, November THE Moni-
teur says as Prussia would consent
neither to rcvictualling Paris. nor
allow Alsaco and Lorraine to voto,
Prussia assumes tho responsibility
for tho continuance of tho war.
Prussia, not Franco, has refused the
arMisticc.
All tho journals denounco Bis
marck, who pretended to negotiate
for peace, gained time, and with
held tho offensive operations Of the
army Of the Loire.
LGNpoY, November 7.-Thc
French Government has ordered
the arrest of Basaih9 wherever
foand,
A Prussian dispatch from Yer
sailles reports that Theirs positive
" declined to conclude the armis-
tice; because if tho present status
continued four weeks he had no
esniealont TO offer for tho proviS-
ionins of Paris, which, consequent
ly, could not be conceded.
Tours, November IA dispatch
from Vcndomo says tho PROPOSE
lions fer an armistico have been
unanimously refused by the leaders
Of tho Paris government. The rea,
son for this is found in tho refusal
ON the part OF Prussia of the pro-
icct to revictuaI the city, and also
because she rejects without reserve
the scheme OF allowing Alsace and
Lorraino TO vote for members OF
the Constituent Assembly.
The Paris government is support
ed in its a-ti6i Oy the people OF all
classes. The Journal Oillciel an
uounces the formation of three ar
mics in Paris. At latest adrices
perfect order prevails there.
yhe Government in this city is
acting eMcrgctically; Il universal
uprising is expected to take place,
ns it nov seems to be the general
impression that Prussia has only
sought to gain time by seeming to
admit the possibility of an armIa'
tice, in order that the troops lately
investing Metz could come forward
to Paris without danger
Dispatches from Dole, Beaune,
.Nogcnt, Lerutror, Chateau Dir and
Brozy give particulars Of marked
successes gained by the Franc Tir-
eurs.
In Paris dates, of yesterday, the
Journal Otficicl announces that,
while members of the Government
are disnoscl to overlook personal
violence towards themselves by ri
oters, they had "n right TO neglect
I,tbe iiteSes,s of the Republic, which
is sill mcnaced. The saihc Jour
nal repor;s further disorders The
dav following tho riots. Measures
have been taken to punish the
guilty.
sustaining thd Paris Governncni
rosn!te,.2ycas, 55T ,996; nays, G2f
63e. The Republican Mayors wer,
elected in nearly all arrondisse
mcnts.
Accounts from various parts O
Franco announce that tho en;lrC
population is rising 10 expel the IN
vaders.
A general feeling Is spreading al
over Francein favor of calling lh'
Duke D'Arlnalc to tie Presidency
Of The iepablie.
The Publications around Pari:
have now twenty-five hundred gani
in position. 80.
Nav YORK, November lO.-A
/ Tribune special from Paris, OF th'
gth SAYS: The news that the arm
istice had been rejected fell like
thunder bolt upon ihe poPaiacc. 4
never remember 10 haEe witnesses
a day of such general gloom sine
the commencement OF the siege. Z
4 feeling Of despair, is, l fear, stil
stronger in the army
The impression IS that wiihia
/ very short time there viii be Al
outcry for peace which no ggveFt
ment will lie abe 10 resist II Ia
real condition Of the PrvTinfrs }
made public, the impossibiiiiy {
further resistance viii become eve
mere evident.
LosDcS. November le--Ic d's