Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
The Conflicting Wrench GovcrrrRats
BOrde sN q ystose Paris PAVE
versus Gausb~tta -adj.urn-
GneBt of the Election
Talked of-Th- BtacN
Sea Question Set

T,l,groJied E-c'usirsly 20 TIs F-.rirg S,a-.
THE ELECTORAL DISQUALIFICATION
OF TIE BORDEAUX GOVERNMENT.
BORDEAUX, Feb. i.-TAe government here
has issued declaration maintaining the cleo
oTaidIsquali6cations, sni anno racing TIA, one
of their number has been sent 10 Paris % eS-
plain the real state OF things. The declaration
10 signed by Gambetta, Biz0in. CrenieuN, AMI
FouIchou.
THE BLOCKADE QUESTION SETTLED.
BRUssRrS, Feb. 6.-The Eadsp,vfsao, BsI,,
says the essential points OF the Back Sea gueS-
ton have been already arranged by the London
conference.
TROUBLE RESULTING FROM THE DCAI,
GONERNMENT IN FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 5.-The following state
men, is official: The duality OF the French gog-
eminent will apparently lead the French al.
mlnlstration At Bordeaux 10 Q non observance
of the convention entered into 10y the Germans
and the authorities a. Paris. Tae convention
only looked Ia the ne goti atoms for Tree assem-
bly,, and an arbitrarily constituted body under
the declaration OF NJ. Gambetta is not entitled
TO such title.
Favre has informed Bismarck that he viii
resctnd the DEGREES issued By Gsmbetta. The
confusion IL, however, probably only removable
by the adjournment Of the elections.
$1,000 FRENCH SOLDIERS IN SWIFT
ERLAND.
BEMH, Feb I, ria LONDON, Feb. There
are 5000 French soldiers i'm Switzerland. The
men are very badly clad, and the Swiss govern
ment has asked the French authorities 10 send
hostlities on the 2d and 81. There are two
hundred wounded French soldiers In the hos
pital at Neuenberg, Baden.
WAR NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Times contains a dis
patch from Berlin which saws: Previous 70 the
caIitulation of Paris, the government OF Eng
land suggested to the Powers the eNpediency OF
taking action in the interest of peace, and rec
ommended the granting OF lenient terms TO
France TO facilitate the requisite negotiations
The Pow ers were asked 20 give such instructions
to the representatives in the London confer
ence, as would enable them 10 take action on
the whole subject.
The Paris correspondent OF the TsleorspI.
writes on the Cd that since the concl usiOn OF the
aImistice tranquility has prevailed. The de-
cree closing the clubs has heen rescinded be-
cause an occasional open air meeting which was
held threatened TO become turbulent.
THE CAUSE OF BOCRBAKIS FAILURE
BRUSSELS. Feb. 5h.-The Independence BeIg,
has letter from Ly ms, which says: One cause
OF the failure OF BOurbaki In the campaign Was
the absconding OF an army contractor with
large sum OF money. The same letter SAYS that
General Keller, now at Lyons, will probably
take command OF the Alssce region.
MINISTER wASHBCRNE'S SERVICES.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Cologne Ga--,ts ac
knowledees. in glowing terms, the fact T. At
Minister washbuTne, during the siege OF Paris
had given succor 70 100 Germans.
AN ORLEANIST'S OPINION OF THE
FRENCH REP BLIC.
LONDON, Eeb. "a Paris letter OF wednes-
day ssys NJ. Lenioinne. in an article published
in the DetotS. writes that the Republic is fail
IRE, and the Orleans family is the only hope for
France.
AFFAIRS IN PARIS-GOLD GOING Up.
&c.
LONDON, Feb. g. SPECIAL TO the n. Y Tile
grOh. "A dispatch from Versailles states that
gold IL rising rapidly in value in the city.
The Parlsians expect that heavy money i'm
position will be made by the enemy. The CITY
is gradually assuming the appearance OF order
an its somewhat former sr,end0r.
The Prussians are energetic I'm promotipp an
improved sanitary condition.
The election for members to the Assembly il
proceeding with feverish energy and determi-
nation. 1t is not possible TO convey the idea of
the general and internal FEELING OF hatred and
opposition to Gambetta manifested by the peo-
pie.
The exchange of wounded prisoners is pro-
ceeding, and they pass through the gates OF Yer
sailles.
This is also accompanied by the delivery of
arms by the army, and the scene H. one that no
Frenchman will ever forget.
Irochu's appropriately is very marked aud is
so great that threats 10 shoot him are not uu-
frequent. Trochu wishes TO retire at once from
public life and return TO Brittany.