The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-04
FRANCE

' ER5AtLLES, NOV. S.-1n consequence OF
the terms proposed yesiefda ay US Thia's,
and accepted to-day by Blsn arck, the lat
ter offers TO the French m aTmlsslce OF
twenty. I'VE GAYS, 70 allow general eIse- %
armist c. IS to be based on o military slG(t
qlto. existing on ths dag Of signature.
Tours. November 3.-Adsices from Paris
OF tue %, state that inst ad OF complete
ira quility prevailing. that Garaies, Pa
gees H6iietOu and General TauuSS2sTe " 7re
III IN conEeq uence of the violence to which
they wei ss4hj jactad a toe Hotel De Vile,
The conduct of jules Ferry Is universally
exLOlled a. Dsvian enaeavored TO calm
the sgifation, but failed before the vic
ience of tue chiefs OF the movement. II is
noticed that Rochefert's name was not
cheered by the malcontents, and that
EochetoTt did not sign the govern menI
orders revolving the commission of Flour@
ems aud others as commanders of batlal-
ions la the National Qua d.
The government has decresd that oil
bodies OF National Guards around in the
streets without orders, shall be disbanded
and disarmed. and any chief of a battal-
ton calling out his men without oFdei s,
shall be tried by court martial.
LoSDoN Nov. 3.-Freu CD trou ciads are
cTu>1oR OF power, and the Tyne German
merchantmen have been warned OF
Gen. ChangarUieg has arrived at Brus-
Col. Learmouth / as been elected mem
ber of Parliament Tor CoIipesteT. over Sir
Henry storks, Isie Governor of Jamaica.
Gen. Hubbel, military commander at
Toulouse. has been relieved, and Col.
Demay appointed In bis place.
Tours, November S.-A dispatch from
La FIeche, yesterday, says, lbst @ balloon
passing over the town urOppsd a copy OF
the4PariS Jo1tTft1t O1seteJ of the 3lSt, ooa-
govern ment has ssued decree declaring
that the children OF ell citizens kuled IN
war will be adopted by he nation,
rhiers has arrived in Paris.
The Government, Oh the S0th, announced
that Metz had capitul ated. An 1uc ~ eus 2.
Eof6i 1Js vile. TIE Mayors OF the De-
- ne1 ~ ATfnfH fanEn
-eins-et- Marny and Disc. were present.
Jnies FavFc made a patriotic address. He
sa d the govern ment was determined q
Garry on u var to tho ast. he army
would soon attack the besiesers, break
through their lines aud join hands with
tie troops from the Provinces. ArragO
and Ferry also spoke in the same strain.
four, Nov. 5.-The journals publish ex
trss from the journal ODtcfey OF Paris of
the 6rst. from wntcn IL "a undersi o tn Al
the Paris Govern ment hes decided TO
accept arnlsttce. and that Etourens
vino awaited pretext, raised a temporary
riot.
The J0urnq1 s6tciel says: Tho Hotei-5e-
Vile was invaded aud a com mmittee of
pubic safety proclaimed
The members of the provisional Govern
ment were detained fOr several hours.
About eight O'Clock Trochu, AR 90, aud
Ferry. were freed from Ln- nd If tue
rioters by battalion of National Guards.
Favre, GARNER, PAges, simon, General
TarniEcier and the commander OF the
Dundrefh r. giment, were Rtill held pIis-
/ one ;. Il was not until three IN the after
noon luab nose fan6ntaD g CHS were re-
/ pressed hy the Interference OF some battat-
/ lions of National GUARDS, who ran up IN
/ great numbers and took position around
the Hotel de-VlIle. headed oy Ferry.
| Tours, November 3.-The conditions OF
| the propo-sd armtstIce are the fol. owing:
/ LIS uurat on Will oe OF twenty-6vs DAYS.
bring in food during this Interval. Free
| elections viii be held in all the depart
me-, Is.
/ The Paris g .vernment, owing TO the
u RVnntG fhnEf0NK ufRpo fat9tV Is Z H@1IVPH
/ consult the people of PARIS, as TO the main
| tatnance of the authority confer red upon
| L.. The vste was TO take place to-day. II
| is not known here whether the armts ice
| has been concluded.
/ Alph -nse Gent. who was appointed 10
| succeed Esqulio oS as Government Admins
| trat n at MarseIiiss, was wounded by a
pistol snot on his reception at that ulty,
He had previously addressed a dispatch
from Lyons to the municipality of Mar
| se1lles, announcing IN he wouid arrive
| there yesterday. and declaring that be
| came with but one thought, 10 save the
| Nation and save the Republic, and would
| assist the authoTit es in that great task
| At ) Oc, ,OcE In he evening q dtspRtcn
! reached Tours, stating thai he had been
/ shot.
Gambet:a Immediate y ssDt the follow.
settles:
MY Friends:
administrator Gent was The obi st OF
an lguoble Rttacx. Mate a supreme aD-
peal 10 the people. Permit no longer Vio-
| Isnce and cItme."
| 4O IA. OCAt tuS 1ksulSttI &UGG5hS5 81 q us
| patch saying:
- am horror struck by the thought that
one TO whom the Republic owes SO much
can be thus bSsely atJscECd. / am sure
that all go people must condemn The
crime. Aii not desiring 10 be considered
accompli-es in il wi acknowIedke youI
rights with your blood tn rule in The name
OF the Govern nAnt. l anXtOusIy await
news tdHt the would be murderer has beer
dagtveFed up 20 iasIics."
1nc M0n9teIiT prints q long report made
by Vaicour, an official who escaped IRON
Metz. charging Baz aine with treachery
IL says tnat B4zalue had but one motive
that " IS to remain master of the poltlica
| situation IN Franz