The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27
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LONDON, Jan. 24.-Berlin despatch d
says that the French detachments are
marching on Affierues. The force is
wen supplied with artillery. Brussels
despatch p says the French prisoners
held at Liege have made another at
tempt to escape from captivity but
timely discovery plot By the Belgians
prevented successful issue.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 24-Gambetta arrived
here yesterday incog., and had an inter-
view with the French and Italian min
listers. He left this a. M.
VERSAILLES, Jan 26.-At an intervie W
with Mr. Regncer to-day Bismarck said :
Gen. Bourbaki is caught between Gen'ls
Won Werder and Monteuffel. and must
shortly surrender. Paris will capitu-
late in day or two, when 100000 Ger
mans will be ready to subjugate France
want a party to negotiate with.
cannot negotiate with the national re-
gents suggested. 1t would be suitable
for any party in France to make peace.
Bismarck angriIy closed the interview.
1t is believed that negotiations for
the capitulation of Paris have been
opened.
BERLIN, Jan. 24-The liberals con-
denim Bismarck and not Fayre for de-
laying peace. A democratic organ says
there is no necessity to prick the van
auished with pins. The chancellors
last vote may encourage another sortie,
and if it costs dozen German soldiers
lives it will be too expensive fee for
the author of the classical dispatch OF
the 10Th.
HAvRE, Jan. Pat is said that the
troops here are under marching orders.
Re-inforcements of cavalry have arriy-
ed. The Prussians are apparently adj
vancing on Hontieures.
ARLoN, JAN 24.-At least one-third
of Loungwy is destroyed.
LONDON, Jan. 24-The conference has
again adjourned for one week. A res
olution to confine the discussion to the
consideration of the treaty of Paris was
adopted. The conference is regarded
as a farce.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 25.-Letters from Par
| is by balloon state that the council OF
| defence, on the afternoon of the 2lst,
after the sOrtie, accepted the resignation
| of Trochu, and replaced Admiral de
| Soisset, and La RaucieouX. Trochu
remains civil governor. La Flo is sue
ceeded by Dorian.
| LILLE, Jan. 24-The Germans have
abandoned their attempt to besiege
| Cambria. The French have inundated
the country around Donai and Arras
The strength of the German army OF
the north is $4,000.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-The Ambassadors
| from Austria and the nothern confeder-
alton, in compliance with instructions
received from their respectiue Govern
ments, have made inquiries of cardinal
Antonelli what guarantee the Pope
would regard sufficient on the part OF
the italian Government to remove the
distrust at present existing between the
civil and religious authorities. The re
ply, by order of the Pope, intimateC
that the court of Rome wished no guar
antees other than the pure and simple
restitution Ofthe Territory of the church
from the Neapolitan frontiers to the
Pc, and would accept no arrangement
not based on those conditions. Th'
pope's health is good, much time ha
been occupied in receiving visitors. "A
Belgian deputation waited on him re
Gently and presented the offering of thu
catholics of Belgium, and address. Thu
prince and princess of Piedmont lef
Florence yesterday morning, and aIriv
ed at the capital at o'clock p. m. al
immense crowd greeted them at thu
station and accompanied the cortege
Also, the troops of the garrison ant
four Legions of national guards parad
ed in honor of the prince and princess
MADRID, Jan. 24-Minister Mortas i
about to issue a diplomatic circular oil
the foreign policy of Spain. 1t viii
show a conservative tendency and ex
press desire for good understandin!
with the Pope. The adherents of Duk
Montpensier are holding a council t.
determine their future attitude towart
the new King. The leaders here hav
sent out a manifesto, in which they ad
wise their friends to vote in approaching
elections.
} BRUNTREET, SWITZERLAND, Jan. "a
The French corps of d'Armee is close t
the Swiss frontrer, and the head quar-
tiers of the army of the south are nov
at Blamout.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-A semi-officia
declaration has been received from Con
stantinople that henceforth Turkey viii
rely on herself for protection, and no
on the interests and jealousies of Euro
pean powers.