Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-11

into which Tie war had tlitownthe ebun-
try, and they longed for any event that
would bring the evil toap end
The Prussians opened fire from their
heavy gnbsS on. New Brsisseh and Fort
Npire on the morning of the I'd.
The government at Tours has accepted
General Bourbakis resignation.
1t is said that -Ganbpldps expedition is
pOrqlykdd by ths iealOt5yjcfj Frenth Off
GERS JGlO IllIEu Lllly
The corpse of a female, in Jacket and red
flannel skirt, and wearing gold ear rings
dnd necklaqe, supposed.teybe q victim of
the Chfhlhfd disaster, Mas washed hshbre
at Rathlin Island on the 3lst ult.
A Cabinet council at London, on the 3D.
resolved to grant pardonr Oponovan
Rosss and pthot Fehisn prisoners ] r. Kns
also Stated in the c6uncil That the stirren.
der of Metz was the result of an under
standing between Bazaine and Bismark in
favor of Napoleon, but that the Empress
refused to assent TO the intrigue and had
gone to Wiliielmshohe to protest againstit
Italy has been formally notified that
Austria will not interfere in the Roman
question. Y She SUGGESTS, however, that a
conference of the powers DC, asked to adj
just the guarantees which Italy shall offer
TO the Pope.
TIE Empress Rgdnieleft YilhelmpislhloAe
on the 1st
A Versailles dlspatehYof the pa Rgss
i. 4 g
yesterday, by Thiefs, and accepted to-day
by BisnarlS ,the latter offers to the French
an armstice of twenty-five days to allow
general elections to be held throughout
France, ylid arDiisticStto He4tlsed upon the
military status in qpO existing on the day
of the signature. 20 e .r auL. .lrt u
81 Bxracts from the pOuryial .Qgic(d of
Paris, of the 1stl indicate that the Paris
Government decidedto aeceptan arnistice,
cand that Flourens, who awaited pretext,
raised temporary riot The Journal OIL
cie says the 1Iotal1 9deHNille was Finvaded,
andga Committee Of Public Safety pro-
claimedS sd4 ~ & - g ~ ~
A dispatahto the, New York World non
the Sd says an af1nistiee; htdi iheen CON
cluded. ..
A London dispatch Of the Sd Isays there
had been no disturbance at Metz since the
eapitulation. The reports Of the refusal of
the garrison and town to surrender had
their origin in plot by the citizens and
those soldiers who WIRE not satisfied with
the turn of affairs, to seize the arms in the
arsenafs and make forcible resistance to
the entry of the Prussians. The consum-
nation of the design was prevented by the
Imperial Guard. rus ra t
The journals of Tours declare that, the
more the facts in regard TO the surrender
of Metz become known, the more IL il evil
dent that Bszaine's course was Unreasonable.
T. Cable news of Che 4tll confirm The re-
port that an armistice had been agreed
upon. By its terms the Constituent As
sembly is to meet on the 18th. The armis-
tice commenced on the 4th day of Novem-
Der and is TO end ON the 2Sth. .
An Ostend special Of the 4th says peace
between France and Prussia is fore
gone conclusion, and the greatest satisfac-
ton was felt throughout Germany over
the prospects of the wars, termination. =,
AspeeisIGlispatch from Bfusselss says,
during the armistice, free ingress to and
egress from Pdris VIII be peT1nitted