The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
FRENCH SUCCESSES.
THE FAILURE OF THE ARMESTICE.
INTERVIEW " II,H NAPOLEON.
&C.. &C., &C.
TIE ARMIsTIcE FAILURE, ETC.


LONDON, Nov. 10.-Balloon dates are from
Paris to the Sth. Jules Favre writes to the
foreign representatives in France that Prus-
STA is responsible for the failure Of the armis-
tice negotiations. The document is very
strong.
A French fleet has passed Cushayen,
going to the North sea. The buoys and
lights off the mouth Of the Elbe have been
removed.
Garibaldi has quarrelled with the Franc
Tireurs.
as far as heard from.
LONDON. Nov. 1O.-At the Lord Mayors
banquet last night Earl Granville, the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, said that Englands
inipartality was unsatisfactory 10 both
France and Prussia.
AN AMERICAN GENERAL IN TROUBLE.
New YORK, Nov. 10.-The Worlds cor
respondent ut Versailles telegraphs that
captured correspondence shows that Gen.
Burnside secretly abused the opportunity
allowed him to enter and leave Paris by
bringing out from the Government the loan
recently negotiated i'll London.
ESGLAND-HER WAR POLICY.
LosDoS, Nov. 10.-At the banquet last
night at Guild Hall many leading statesmen
were present. fhe Chancellor of the EX-
cheuuer referred in his speech to the French
war as filling the nation with the deepest
grief He discussed the question of neu,,
| trality in the legal view OF the case, and
asserted that the policy of England was
ia ultless, and satisfactory 10 both nations.
Mr.. Gladstone said that England had 10y
alv maintained her neutrality, and must
appeal to the future for justice.
Earl Granville, in his speech, said the
Queen had personally appealed to King
! William on the war question. In view. OF
the meeting between Bismarck and Theirs,
| proper representations were made to eacn
| of them. Subsequently the Government
felt justified in helping to prevent the bonn
| bardment Of Paris, encouraged thereto by
BiSmarck's circular, which apparently in
yitcd the interference Of neutrals. The
Government wanted permanent and hon-
orablc peace, with Germany strong and
| united, and France without further humil-
ia!ion.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
| LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Times says that
| the Paris Aontteur states that Bismarck Of
fered to permit and even encourage cleo.
| tions in districts occupied by the German
troops. Theirs was unable to accept this
! without q concession permitting the re-
| yictualling of Paris, which being refused
Theirs was ordered to terminate negotla
lions and withdraw.
TIE PROGRESS OF THE wAR--FRENCH, NEWS
Tours. Nov. 1O.-Keratry having organ.
lied the "Army of the Vest is forming
camp in Brittany forSanother army loo,0oo
strong.
LYONS is preparing for defence, and Tou.
leuse is sending forward large number OF
troops, fully armed and equipped. Oraei
| Dreyails in both cities, and also at Mar
settles. where the internal discussions have
disappeared.
THE REJECTION OF THE ARalsTlcE-lTs
| EFFECT IN PARIS.
| Npv YogK. Nov. 10.-The Tribune has 9
snecial from Paris, November 9Th, which
avs that the news that the armistlce hac
heen rejected fell like thunder-bolt upon
the Deople. The correspondent ADDS:
never remember to have witnessed day Of
such general gloom since the commence
mont of the siege. The feeling OF de-
snair il, ! fear, still stronger in the
army. My impression is that within
verv short time there will be an cutlery
for neace which no Government VIII be
able to resist. If the real condition OF the
provinces is made public the lmposslbillty
of further resistance will become still more
evident. The German report on the de.
fences of Paris says about the range Of
chair guns that the Prusslan batteries will
sa ;e. az far as the Champ de Mars, and that
rom rom Montellout their guns will throw
shells into the Champ Elysees; but it is ex'
pected that the guns at Fort Mont Vale
| Ran Will silence theirs as soon as it Il open
ed. Meat is getting scarcer every day.
MORE TROUBLE IN FRANCE.
new YORK, Nov: 1o.-A special to the
| Herald from Versailles, dated the 9th inst,
saws that something important Is expected
from the Prussians, who are preparing.
renort that will shortly reach Versailles sta
ting that fifteen Observation-Disclosures OF
France and Algeria have seeded from the
Tours Government.
THE soRTH-GEHMAN CONFEDERATION.
BERLIN, Nov. 1O.-rhe North. German
Parliament meets on the Goth November K
provide means for carrying on the war: Ba
| varia alone OF the soutn.GerMah s.ates
seriously factious against German unity.