The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-01-26
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SPRINGFIELD.
LEGISLATIVE NEWS.
] n :: WAR,
TnD S!lo!l Oh Paris.
Resignation of Gen. Trochu
BoMBARDMEhT OF PARIS
BIsMiaK WANTS TO REsTORE Ma
P0LE0N WITH EUGENE AS
REGENT.
England Fayers the Res
toration of Napoleon.
THE FREEcH PEOPLE CLsMoROUS
FOR WAR.
Runners of the Capitulation
of Paris.
WASHINGTON.
FoRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON.
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Special to Daily ARGUS.
SPRIsGFIELD, Jan. 26.-In the House to-
day the bill to purchase coin to pay the State
debt was passed.
The tariff resolution was postponed for
one week.
The official reporters have Withdrawn all
propositions and there will be no Official
report for the House.
In the Senate no business was transacted.
The forenoon was occupied with discus
sion on the Railroad bill.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The London Times
has the following special dispatch
VERSAILLES, Jan. 26.-Julss Fsvre is
here, he proposes the capitustion of soldiers
and garrison with honors of war. The terms
are not deemed admissible.
Gen. Trochu is reported Ill, and Gen.
Vsny is in command of military arrange
ments Of Paris.
ANY arrangements for a surrender will
take time, as the French demands are con-
sidered by far too large.
The Times In @ leaGer says that If Favre
refuses unconditional surrender and will not
end the whole war on the German terma,
Bismarck who is in position for the full ac>
ceptance of these terms by the French EN-
peror and Empress, he will threaten to re-
store Napoleon.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-Dispatches are just
received announcing the cspitulation to-day
of Longer, on the Belgium border, which
has been besieged for long time. Forty
thousand prisoners and 200 guns tell into
the hands Of the victors.
No information of the reported visit of
Favre to Versailles has yet authenticaily
been announced, and the news regarded as
doubtful.
Consols 10 consequence fell 30.
The Echo says no official confirmation
has yet reached London of the report that
negotiations for the capitulation of Paris
has been started at Versailles. The city,
however, Is tuIl of rumors of that nature.
Versailles correspondent of the Central
Press Rssociatian teegraphs that there are
good grounds for the belief that negotiations
TOR the capitulation of Paris ere progressing,
and adds in any event it's impossibility for
the city to resist the Germans beyond the
early part of February,
The Pail Mall Gazette is informed that
Favre reached Versailles yesterday, and
started for England, he is expected I'D Lon
don to-day.
The Echo prints under reserve statement
chat Favre has arrived at Dover. An officia
dispatch from Versailles on the 54th say'
the French loss in the aortie of the 18th wal
6 900 killed wounded and missing. Th'
German all told only Goo.
New German batteries have opened FIRE
| upon the Lorth side of Paris.
A Government messenger has just arrive
ed from headquarters Of King William nns
| is is now in conference with the Governmen
| Foreign Office. He is reported to hav'
brought the terms or the surrender of Pari
signed BY Bismarck on the part of the Ger
| mans and Favre on the part of the French
The terms were dictated by Bismerck
When Favre left Paris he was instructed t
get the best terms possible but to clos
the war on any terms. The Imperialisi
. are active, and the English government
known to favor the restoration of the Nap,
leon dynasty with Empress regent. The,
is great excitement here.
} New YORK, Jan. 26-Nothing additions
, to the special 10 the London Daily Tel
= graph from Versailles that there is soil
/. ground for the belief that Paris will surrel
der to-day, has yet been received as alread
q telegrsphed.
y Count Bismarck announces at Yer
q sailles that General Bourbaki hi
\ been caught between the armies of Va
. Worden and Manteuffel and must surrel
r der.
The dispatch from Bordeaux, whit
n admits that The Germans cut the railroad
r Lyons, south Of Besancon, and of Bourbak
' supposed position can only be eon.true
o and to confirm the statement OF the Prul
o ian PRIMER at the same time and IN :
"a same interview Count Bismarck declar
,ha. Paris must submit in q few days.
h. is also stated as con6rmatory to this VII
10 Of the situation that negotiation for I
)" capitulation had already been opened. 1
or dispatch which announces this, precee
in from correspondent who has presisen
he denied the Germans claim OF success.
ig- LoSDoS, Jan. 26.-Information has DC
lreceivsd from Paris with reference to