The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-02-14
TIE VAR.

the Worlo from Berlin, of the 5th, says:
"Uneasiness is succeeding the exultation
caused by the fall of Paris. Funds arc
depressed and no confidence is felt that
the terms Of peace will he accepted by
the Bordeaux Assembly"
PARIS, February 4-Intense suffering
prevails here: hundreds re7dying tlaiiy
of starvation, tile food received being
wholly inadequate.
LONDON, February 5.-A complete
rupture has taken place between the
Paris Government and Gambetta. Res
toration Of the Empire is most probable.
1t is reported the Pope has undertaken
! to assist IN the restoration. II is repor
ted that Bismarck is laboring under Sc
we're mental excitement, his mind being
so unbalanced as to render him virtually
insane.
THE ARMIsTICE.- r.-l -rzs
LONDON, February S-The Brussels
correspondent of the Telegraph says:
'Odo Russell has been instructed not to
sustain the demand made by Favre for
the extension of the armistice. Its pro-
longation is expected"
The German army will enter Paris on
the 18th inst.
URGE PEACE.
The French provincial press generally
urge peace.
PROVISIONS sRoRT IN PARIS.
i A correspondent writes from Ver-
sailles, 9th: Fresh restrictions are con
Itemplated by the German commanders
in consequence of the influx of Parish
ans into Versailles. Provisions in Paris
are still at low ebb.
i r WANTS PEACE AT ANY PRICE.
The Times says that all information
received from Paris indicates the long
ing for peace at any price. a
Carnot. the Commissioner for the De.
fense of Normandy, has resigned.
The Prussians under Won der Tam
occupy the most of Burgundy.
!, .pRussIAN LOAN INCREASED.
) BERLIN, February la decree has
: appeared increasing the amount of issut
: OF the July loan from eighty millions tt
l one hundred and five million thalers.r
: cREMKR's DIVISION ESCAPES.
BRUSSELS, February THE Inde
! pendence Beige has kilograms from Ly
: ons that Cremer, with division of th
: French Army of the East, has efiectet
: a retreatfro Pont Arlier to aGex,a bu
= was obliged to spike and abandon for
:, ty guns. - -.
4 REPORTED. INSURRECTIoN.
LIE Francois asserts that an insurrec
e ton has broken out in the province 9
e Constantine, Algeria.
1t LONDON GIFTS TO PARIS.
LONDON, February Z Fifty cars, wit
It provisions, entered Paris or the Sd il
$ slant, bearing the inscription, ''Londo
Gifts to Paris. ;"
!! TIE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
> LONDON, February S--The Daily New
O. says that the. Parisians will vote to- da
"A in entire dependency on the good fait
10 vi tuc 0CiIudhc. ~ io iApPoonAb-o '
complete negotiations of peace betwee
a. the meeting of the National Assembl
q and 18th inst, when the. armistice e.
= pircs and when fighting may be resun
= led. 1t is said, continues the News, th
! the German preparation TO over-run t
a. a. whole of France in that event are OF Il
q most formidable character.
+. SOUTH AMERICAN WARS.
er NEw York, February There
n news from Bolivia that another haiti
e. has been fought at Avaro. in which Il
II Government forces were victorious.
the battle of Curagara the Governme
ed forces were routed and many prisone
n taken. The Reyolutionists of Color
st hia have organized a Provisional Go
ne ernment. The adherents of the legi
e mate Government are preparing for
us obstinate resistance. A rumor is Gu
&C. rent that Ecuador, Brazil and Peru ha'
tn formed an alliance against Colombia
NJ The Governments of San Salvador al
Bolivia have agreed upon a new trea
er of amity and commerce.
lis