The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-02-25
The News.

Versailles, Feb. 10. - Election returns iron eleven Departments give majority to the Or leanists and clerical candidates and to but very few republicans.
 The duration of the armistice will probably bt extended, in order that the Assembly may have time to perfect, the work of restoration.
 Paris, Feb. 9.-The following are doubtless ell. scted to the Assembly, Blanc, Rochefort, Bisoin De Lesceuser, Flourens, Rolin, Dorian, Quenet and VoIant. The Orleans interest is believed to be strong throughout the country. 1 It is reported that the Prussians sent an army corps on Thursday, rssOlved.tO carry BelfOrt by assault.
 Versailles, Feb. 8.-Yesterday, 80 field guns and l4O,O0O rifles were. delivered at Ivry and Vanvres.
 1 Paris may be entered before the 19th-Prepora- 1 tions are making for a heavy bombardment, should possible complications occur. The attitude of the city is apatetic, and reaction is ex- pected.
 Bismarck is again quite ill.,. His Estate causes | great uneasiness. l Bordeaux, Feb. 1O.-Charent Hautes Alpes, Vi gnon, Dion and Touon elected Republican Candidates Nantes, Capons, Aucb, Mayeuce, Fendorme and Loire elected Conservative of Libe- ral Union candidates.
 The prolongation of the armistice depends upon the temper of the National Assembly toward the Prussians demands for territory, money, and dis- mantling of fortresses.
 The Rowan, the first American vessel in ten years, arrived at Cologne with food for Paris.
 Official advices from Lille say the Mon archicsl triumph is certain. The Republican majority in the city is 25 per cent; MOnarchicai in the Province, 60.
 Versailles, Feb. 13.-Hostilities continue in the Departments Jura and Daubs, the French ref1s- ing to accept the aTmistiee.
 Bordeaux, Feb l3'-In the assembly, the Pre- sident read letter from Garibaldi, declining seat in the assembly,, offered him by the Depart meuts.
 Favre, for himself and in the name of his ccl- leagues of Bordeaux and Paris, resigned the power confded to them by the Government of National Defence.
 Beilin, Feb. I3.-The Prussians Cross Gazette judges, from the result of the elections in France, that the resumption of war need not be expected, It thinks there is scarcely any doubt that tho armistice will be prolondged.
 London, Feb. I3, - Trouchard is elected to the Assembly from the Department of Haute Rhin.
 hundred million francs, and levy a municipal war tax.
 Lille, Feb. I3-The Russians have uuaccoun- tnbly stopped the railway communication hence to Paris.
 It is reported that there have been risings of the population in invaded districts. Tho rumors not credited.
 London Feb. IS.-The Stras bourg papers con- tain an announcement to the effect that Germany will restore to France the territory covered by the city of Strasbourg.
 Berlin, Feb. 1S-The Lower House of the Prus- sian Diet approved of the proposed advance of 5O,OJO,Os0 thalers to the Empire
 The Germans in the Seine Inferieure exact 25 francs from each nhabitant.
 Versailles, Feb. lS. - Tho bdnks of Parts fully provided means to loan the City of Paris two hundred million francs, needed for the pay msnt of its war contributions.
 The French have proposed prOlongation of the armistice.
 Favre is exp ected at Versailles.
 Emperor William goes to Berlin at beginning of March, to open the session of the Reichstag. The army and i,s Commanders will nevertheless remain in France till the end of the war.