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until finally the Fifth Prussan Corps touched the Seine
on the south bank and communicated with the Fourth
Corps on the north bank. The circle thus completed
about Paris, and shown the map published above was
never broken It Ia impossible TO indicate Oh map the
nature Of this limo OF investment The black lines merely
show the advanced positions OF the several corps but IL
must not be presumed that the whole army was stretched
out along these positions From the yo or six pckets
who watched from the inTenched posts nearest the en-
emy the every movement Of the beeged to the last can
onment the corps in the fully five miles OF ground
interviewed. The picket posts all sheproof earth
works. hardly larger than thei" gopher holes OF our
own troops but much more deliberately built Behind
each OF these posts their reserves OF company
were posted in aTm-hOuscs behind these regiment III
some convenient hamlet chateau behind these again.
brigade cautioned In the comfortable dwellings of the
nearest village further still 10 the division lived
IN Campo or chateaus, towns and last OF all, distant
yet not far away that it could not promptly depoy to
aid the advance when attacked the corps IN possos
sion the larger cities, Versailles, ST. Gernain 60
This disposition gave the Germans every facility for con-
oentrang numhrrs on threatened point 70
rep1sc the sortie Of the French These sorting are mat
crs Of history fuS recorded heretofore II Is now also
matter OF history that each and all sgnay failed and
that the German line Of nvestnen, originally estab-
lshed was never really broken Tho capitdiaton, which
We aunoun.e this morning concludes, we trust not only
the SIEGE but the
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NEWS IN THE CITY.

In the east side of the city, yesterday,
hundreds OF German flags waved from the windows OF
narotc Prussan sympabizers in honor Of the eaptu-
Iation OF the French capital In the balls and German
ardeps however the great event did not seem to cause
much enthusiasm There was perhaps larger attend
auce than usual, and somewhat more lager was con-
surned but the quiet were as philosophical as
on other occasions reporter in favorte German "a
loon on the Bowery askeda stout, smiling Teuton Weh
Sir what do you think Of the capitulati0n OF Par1s
yat Is dat ~ Guoth the German. Captschulation-oh,
yesI Paris he cave in. All vel, you know how dat
VAS yosseh Napoleon feers vas played suit long
go dorgbt SO much he should fall soon already. Dey
eee on dem hdde puppies and rats and kets DAT vas
40 good provisions dem fellcrs Vel, Beesmerck ne
nuf het on Paris How vas dat for hight T. Ihls Ter
Minated the Interview" Many of the largo halls hhd
an extra decoration OF ags In addition 10 lhose pun w
an honor of the first great victory.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

foundations in the northern Provinces
OF Spain have greatly damas Property.
THE marriage of the Marquis Of Lorno
with the Princess Loase fixed for the 2it OF March
1.-THE trouble which lately arose mt TunIs
between the Italian Consul and the Government ol tBas
country has been amcably settled.
IA Ministerial crisis has been caused in
Portugal by the appointment Of the Bishop OF Alsaro,A
To the vacant dignity OF Patriarch
DEGREES have been issued providing for
an election for members of the German Parliament
the sd and its assembage on the 9Th OF March
THE Rev. ROl3rt Payne Smith, Professor
OF ReCins Divinity at oxford University ha, been ap
pointed TO succeed the late Rev. Henry Afford Dca
Of Canterbury.
...Pere Hyacinthe writes TO LG Libcri6 deny
Ing the validity of the Popc's LGcyrtM and :, liibus.
and announcing generally the herai, ie r""sions ~
the See OF Rome.
"A rumor which has been in circulation in
England that, the opening % Parliament, Mi ID "it
intended to challenge a vote OF confidence 10 the Minis
try, il pronounced crolndless.
IA meeting Of wOrkingmcn is announced
in Verners Belgium in favor thc Chiffon II taS
French Republic by Belgium. disturbance j. apyre-
hended, and troops have been GENT there.
... The smallpox has become epidemic ia
London The rapid Increase ~ mortality causes alsrS.
The deaUhs from thc disease which, in the first week ia
January we're 49, Ia the uiiri week increased - is
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Point Rode, and are advancing through St. Hyp-
polyte and Gaicbe on Mortoau and Pontarlier
dispatch from Borne Switzerland, states that
the Germans have pushed to Champagnolo in tho
rear of the French, who endeavored to obstruct the
pursuit by barricading the roads. Fugtives frcm
the French army are crossing into Switzerland.
Bourbalj attempted to commit suicide after the
defeat at Bolfort. His injuries are so severe that
his life is despared of. Many bands of soldiers who
have separated from the French armies are scattered
along the Swiss frontier
1t Is officially announced that Gen. Clinchart has
been appointed to the command of the First Army,
in place of Gen. Bourbak no longer able to perform
active service
Bourbaki's loss in his attacks upon Cen. Won
Werders army was fully 10000 men. There is great
suffering among the French and their sick aud
wounded have been abandoned by the retreatng
army
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GENERAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

PRUssIAN OPERATIONS IN TIE NORTH-GFN.
FAIDHERBE IN DUNKIRK-CATTLE COLLECTED
FOR THE sTARAING PARIsIARs-ovER THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND FRENCH PRISONERS
ALREADY IN GERMANY.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1871.
A dispatch from Brussels says the Germans are
before Maubeuce and that a bombardmcnt of that
town is expected The citizens are preparing TO de-
fend the place. The siege Of Laumrcrech has been
raised.
| The Prussians are concentrating at St. Quentin
and Amiens, and have reappeaIed before Cambria
! and occupied Mafguton. Cambria is now exposed to
| bonbardment
Tho free-shooters have surprised partyof Uhlans,
and captured god-son of tho Empress Augusta.
They Refused to exchange him for French prisoner
and placed him in hospital.
Cen Faidherbe is at Dunkirl,, making prepare
lions for the defense of the town The French have
destroyed the bridge of Crecy near the town OF
Laroche. capturing thereby a few prisoners.
Two new French divisions have been formed Of
the recruits who have come into Hayre- Great nun
hers of cattle have been collected by the Germans at
Rouen. Gonesse and Lagny, to be driven into Paris
81 soon as it capiuates considerable force OF the
enemy is echelonned between Bridne and Rouen and
detachments have entered Caudebec, Yycl6t. and
Pont Andcmer.
The town of Sable, q miles west southwest of lie
Mans has been occupied by 1900 Germans, with ar
tillery and cavalry.
The number of French prisoners Of war in Ger
many on the 1st of January was 11,1GO officers and
333, SS5 men.
The French iron-clad SolferinO, westward bound,
has put into Queenstown harbor
Prince Frederick William viii hereafter be styled
"Imuerial Hielness and Crown Prince Of Germany
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cnrlrs AL CAsrALrIEs-BY rELEGRAPH

Hamilton Simpson Is under arrest in Concord,
\ t. e. .rsi u,t ml.1g se sfis'lts TO Procars Pcnsea
"A block OF wooden buildings, at tlie corner &
.sI.@ay and Fornast~, Boston, berne sAlfis Les
5000
Weiss & Co.'S cahiuet-factory and the dye
Of Black COvgh in PtSsipa arre lar''d On f" Los
gi00Hl
-. The steamer Utility, plying between l'ro'i-
deuce snd ib.iephs burned Saturday la fsVv' 20
INSURANCE..
Tilkins. the suspected Albany express robb,r,
was ara guo on sA.arr and re4Aed Not GUILTY The DAY Cor "a
trial has uet yet been nteA
On Thursday night, Jol@l Houston was at
eAs bshssUen fenSs h Nh" 'ho; hin through
the hand ssd rsehsi him OF r'Vh
Two attorneys named j. Stone Ebert and Oliver
Rsat had an encounter the Ccun Newport
K on s.iay They boupd 81 oeo 10 lsep tb .o..
IAN unsuccessful attempt was made ON Friday
psb Nooiseck tYtl NAnns Bark. Toe bass
tstorsd their epesSes and e leaving Their Yo .And thea
49,. Percival b. Spear Of Philadelphia has been
t tt egery al u Bis bond for the nl
performance u Ms indan Agent sys.ns m
sSssBSt BY representations as Ass eess rslsA
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TpLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There are lOI7 American claims agains' mexico
ma. ior M, suercsp aud NeKo.n Commiss"- 10 "'."'.'a
7. .,,oors from the official records thaf the
otsynt alroad, paid State ei 70 lH' sn"~ u Wv
% -6l. und th. amount ell due l. sI,'Sh'".
IN. anot heearies OF Boston are moving Tor
In eeeci that DO person shall lie s"woi 10 Sss,s 10 i
S. hn.iues lne,s be have dpons fe's Irs1sf .y "'
- h.. p..,r stl,tory sIamnaaoa ciof' an r,snn a
T Ter ,.risg etaa spprBnsshp 81 four years - sesp-
ssrg
-. ,sr st,stsbaz Dutshess County, New-tok. 81 60"
- a. ls.t uaek yenefsi! tei"yd ia ~ Isrb9rh'I
~ - G ,,,uous Of InsHs IL the iaas~ ~ 80
90, q, n. han sabei, asi tn
H. lot.e 10 ails, Du etffs lnss tsit s"s
,l.a an. e.,E4 . "a. 80
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HE RUTLER FORGERY PUTS IN WASHINGTON
Al ihc trial OF the Hon. Rodcrick K. Bntlcr

At the trial of the Hon. Rodcrick X. Butler
on Friday sst before the Criminal Court OF WASHINGTON,
on a charge Of forgery, the courtroom was crowded
with members of Bar and friends Of tho accused
torney Fisher said. In opening the for
She Government, that lie would he better pleased
a Nv Butlef established his innocence than
= he were proved guilty. The painlIh
m tr frs case Mrs Berthcmy Farmer, testified that she
never Psyo Mr. Butler power Of attorney and that she
uetcr signed certain papers alleged 10 have been tHed
10y her among which was an application for pension
AIust this vii four eTsous including s9n Of the de-
fendant swOrc they wene present when Hrs Farmer
mad her mark " on paper giving MI Butter tnt
power OF attorney. One ~ these Witnesses wah the
Notary Public who drew mp the document The prose
eu0n had no wi-ss except Mrs Farmer and corh OF
LIe Interior Department, whose evidence wac Of no I'M
ucrtauce IN tbc sult The presiding Judge faId thai
iisrS was NOT IIe iBghtost foundation for The
prosecutions and directed the jury To rturn verdict of
g0 sfy Le also ordered that the Defendants witnesses
De paid by the Government The District Attorney asked
that noRe prOseqHi be entered IN another
ease against Butler, that Of Mira hidden rJ az
there WAS 10 better evidence In Lbat Jhe
conrt 40 ordered au1 In dsIniDg the case remarked
that the 0oycrnmont cf1oials might easily have DIS
covered without trial. that thit VAS no caute foJ Fut'
either IL eQulfy Oh Law.
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pERsoxAuTlEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Miss Nilsson is seriously indisposed in Cincin-
natl.
John Gottleib. dry goods dealer Of Cincir-
mali mSie assignment on SATURDAY
Judge Increase Summer of Great Darlington
Mas die. ON Saturday, agol - years .
The Pittsburgh 0pera-H0use, just eoniplsted
Al cost Of +6sO10 and capable o. seatng ~" prhs "" -
o. enei by Ftchter on Mo3isy night
THE funeral of George lIcEn9r 700 p,io' o. =,
Roo, on ,riay DorO Gsnneti AID H. W l0"t "'l' WY
DE fsmily AID near relative. IA Attendance
The National Mechanics aud Trader BANK az
u ,. n las sl peution IN the L. s. 1rgit fou for 10
hntrrfcs e FTar. skiuper and Co. SIMILAR pc"n W ""
49, ~ u sr Ames been lied IN lie sane ect b. "''
.feK puta
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GENLRAL FOREIGN NEJTS.
THE CONFERENCE.

LoNpos. Jan. y, 1871.
\ special telegram from Vienna to The Daily
Grsrcpresents that Turkey f. opposed TO Ausrias IN.
PRODUCTION OF the Danuban question in the Conf. renee
The o6sercr supposes that the Conference viii be ad
journed on account OF the captulation Of Pstis
There is no prospect now that Fayre wig come 10
London, and no other person bas been accredited to
represent France at the Conference.
The impartial foreshadows, though unable to publish
details, important financial measure affect
ing general interests. The reported project 10
raise loan on the tobacco revenues j.
pronounced untounded. The Government has resolved
TO the French and Prussan vessels in the
harbOr OF VI; to leave, and will fix the exact for
their departure The Queen ofspan viii leave Tudn Oh
the 18th prox. for Madrid.
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LONDON, Jan. %, 1871.

LONDON, Jan. %, 1871
Bismarck, abiding TO the reported negotiations
between Napoleon and the PruSsian Government,
says the Emperor refers everything to the Regency.
He Bsmarcl) denies that he has ever negotiated for
restoration of the Bonapartes or that he intends to
interfere in the domestic concerns Of France.
The Times publishes, By request from Chiselhurst,
denial of its statement that intrigues were going
Oh between Bismarck and the Bonapartiss for tn
the restoration of the latter.
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VOL. XXX...No' 9,3O3.
AN ARMISTICE SIGNED!
THE PARIS FORTS IN TIE HANDS OF THE
PRUsSIANS.

PRUsSIANS
WIZ ppr,,cr, ARMY TO REMAIN IN PARIS As
Pr1soNERs or Wharf.-The NATIONAL GUARD
no prr,TN THEIR ARMS TO MAINTAIN ORDER
.TtTr CITY TO BE REyICTUALED.
NY TELEGRAPH 20 THE TRBUNEl
LoNDoS Jan %. 1871.
r., WALKER of the British Army tele
ero,bs from Versailles, at noon to-day, to the
Vorcicn Office. that an armstice OF twenty
one DAVIS has been concluded on the following
conditions A Constituent Assembly is TO be
convolcd, to meet immediately at bordeaux
All the forts around Paris have surrendered
to the Germans to-day The military forces
m Paris are to remain in the city as prisoners
of war. All are to deliver up their arms, ex|
cept the National Guards and one division of
the regular army. Communication with Paris
is to be restricted Professionally, but no OBJ
stacle is to be offered to supplying the city
with food
ADDITIONAL PARITCULARs-THE SAXON BA'A-
RIAH, AND sILEsIAN CORPS OCCUPY TIE
FORrs-GREAT AGITATION ~ PARIS-REJoIC-
INGs IN BERLIN.
LONDON, Jan. %, 1871.
A dispatch from Versailles announces that
Bismarck signed, on Saturday, with N. Favre,
the capitulation of all the Paris forts and an
ar7oistice Of three weeks on land and sea; the
Army of Paris to remain prisoners of war
within the capital.
The entire garrison Of Paris, except the Ma
tional Guard, surrender their arms. The arm
istice expires on the 18Th of February, Paris to
pay 2OJ,OOO,COO francs.
The Twelfth Saxon Corps at 10 o'clock this
morning occupied Eomainville, Noisy, Rosny,
and Nogent, the Bayarans Clarendon, Mont
rouge and Vanves, and the Silesian Corps
DIyry and Bic6tre.
Tie Times on Saturday published the follow
ing dispatch:
VERSAILLES, Jan. 27.-An armistce has
been agreed upon which is to extend imme-
Giately to the whole of France. There was
great agitation in Paris last night. The beat
ing of drums and shouts of the multitude
within the walls were plainly heard"
II is stated in diplomatic circles that the
negotiations for the capitalization OF Paris
would have been concluded earlier, had not
Bismarck insisted on the acceptance of condi-
tons OF peace.
Berlin is rejoicing to-day over the news from
Versailles. No confirmation Of the reports Of
capitolation were received there last night
and it was only this morning that the an
nouncement Of the actual signing Of the terms
of surrender was received The fist Official
dispatch was read in the churches
At meeting held at the Mansion House
Yesterday for Che relief of IOn-combatants in
and around Paris, the Lord Mayor received and
read note from Earl Granville, stating that
Mr. Odo Russell had been instructed to ask
Count Bismarck to designate the route by
which conveys of provisions from England
might be sent into Paris, and to order that
they be not interrupted on the way.
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SPAIN.
AN OFFICIAL EXPOSITION OF THE FOREIGN POLICY
OF THE NEW MONARCHY.
nm Erill LII

ldAT'hII' JUL i0'If
Sehor MartOs, Minister pr Foreign Affairs.
has issued circular 10 the diplomatic representatives 81
Spain throughout the world the foreign policy OF
the Monarchy. The document praises, In the highest
terms the devotion OF exRcgcnt ScvTano, and tho
Gen. Prim the welfare Of SDain and says that Ia
their efforts is, IN great degree, due the improved
finances Of the Kingdom. The sresn policy OF Spain IL
comprised in the words, I'VE desire 10 live nj peace
with all nations" The circular dep0rcs the proloDga
of the between France ld prussia; says that
OF King Amadeus Is throne has already
been recognized by the Governments OF France, Italy,
and Belgium and concludes BY saying that the Gov
ernmont desires to reGstabsh the former cordial rca
tons OF Spain with the Pope. she elections for tho
Cortes will be held toward the end Of February.
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ENGLAND.

GLADSTONE on TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON, Jan. %, is71.y'
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to the Bristol Chamber
Of Commerce, who urged the settlement Of the Alabama
Claims said he was that Her MaJetys Govern
ment had given its assent TO eyer allowable proceeding
looking TO settlement, and still so disposed be-
neyng that the ongunsettled state OF the controversy
was advantageous 10 both countries.
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN INDIANA.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 2S.-WIigbt Lancaster,
who assaulted Isaac Julian, editor OF he Baeicg, IN
Richmond Ind yesterday fncL for tho assault 20
the close Of the proceedings, officer Mcdowell Attempted
TO arrest Lancaster when he resisted and vas SHOT Ia
the SIDE and scr0usly wounded by the officer. Laneas
teIs brother interfced and also suOt and Wounded
IN the arm By the officer Mcdowell ha5 be t,p"-
t.tfn of haiu "A 200
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ITALY.
THE DAY FIXED FOR THE REMOVAL or THE
CAPITAL TO ROME.

CAPITAL TO ROME.
FLORENCE, Thursday, Jan. %, ls71
The Italian Senate has adopted resolution
providing the removal OF the capital from Florence
TO Rome on the sOth OF june by vote Of "a Yeas TO 81
Nays The Project Of the Seine, Baron BGussmann,
ia Rome in consultation with the Italian authorities
regarding the demolition OF old buildings and the recon-
sTuction OF the city in conformity with tie require
ments Of the future capital OF, Italy. The Senate has
ALSO by further resolution declared it, satisfaction
with the engagements entered into by the Ministry con
corning the guarantees Of the independence Of the Pope
and the liberty of the Roman Catholic Church.
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DINA.

ANOTHER TARTAR REBELLION N PROGRESS.
LONDON Jan. 20, 1911.
A revolt has broken out among the Tartars
IN China and at last accounts it hal reached alarming
proportions. Inc rebels had seized many points Of n.
pOrtance.
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THE EMPEROR TO THE EBpREsS.

PARIS REMAINS INVESTED-THE CONSTITUENT
ASSEMBLY TO MEET IN TWO WEEKS.
LOyDoS, Jan. %, 1871.
The Emperor William has sent the follow
ing Geographic dispatch to the Empress Au-
gusta:
"VERsAUIEs.2 p. NJ, Sunday.
"Last night an armistice for three weeks
was signed. The Regulars and Mobiles are TO
he 6tered in Paris as prisoners of war. The
National Guard will undertake the maintenance
of order. We occupy all the forts Paris re-
Gnains invested, but will be allowed to re-
Victual az soon as arms are surrendered.
"The National Assembly is to be summoned
TO meet at Bordeaux in fortnight. All the
armies IN the field will retain their respective
positions, the ground between opposing lines
90 be neutral.
"Ibs is the reward of patriotism, heroisn,
and great sacrifices. Thank God for THIS fresh
mercy! May peace soon follow.
n TTIF ~
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CENTRAL AMERICA,
COLOMBIA,

PANAMA, Jan. 18.--In consequence of the
heavy rains sixteen miles OF the Panama Railroad were
submerged from the 18th to the 10th instant Pass@n
gers who arrived by the Ocean Queen from New-YoTk
had 10 wait days al Asinwall for the wafer 10 SUD
side General Mosquera is st 1T Panama, and Is the
ou, n of the President
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HONOUR

TRUxILIO, Jan. 10.-Thc lnteroceanic kail-
road il completed TO the extent OF miles IL Will take
years TO finch II from ocean to ocean Inc
nites given 10y the Honduras Government Tor me
loans raised To construct the road mortgages on the
me hOgany woods and the valuable silver mines Chi-
labor will he used In constructing inc ROAD NoiA
viii be commenced at the Pacific side.
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VERSAILLES. 2 p. H., Sunday.
CRITICAL POSITION OF BoURBAKrs ARMY.

CRITICAL POSITION OF BOCRBAKIS ARMY.
Ms RETREAT HTERCEPTED-THE RAILWAY IN
ms REAR OCCUPIED By THE GERMANS
BouKBAH ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
LOEDOS, Jan. %. 1871.
tn Uails Tela@ch has report that Bourbaks
line q retreat 70 the direction of Lyons has been
intercepted. The railway in ms rear is occupied by
the Germans, aud portions Of his army seem TO be
DESTROYS Of taking refuge in Switzerland. A Swiss
force Of g 900 is concentrated ON the frontier 10
protect the Dcutraliiy s. Switzerland
A dispatch from BruEsrut, Switzerland Jan. 2s
says that Gen Bourbah lie in critical position. His
headquarters on Friday at Roulans, near Besan-
-Son The Germans occupy saIins. The Twenty
fourth French Corps had reached Pontarler. and IL
<nnehUg southwark .Jhe PrussisDs had occupied
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COSTA RIGA.

SAN JOSH, Jan. 10.-General Guardia, the
President has completed tour through the provinces
coffee crop has suffered 10 the extent Of rs per cent
fron heavy rains.
statement has been brought 10 Ia Union by sailing
vessel that the town O Tehuantepec In Mexico was at
lacked by $3.50 Indians and totally destroyed. Advces
from the City o. Mexico 10 the 18th inst, make 40 men
ton Of this occurrence-II,IBUEE.
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TIE NAVY INCLUDED IN THE ARMISuCE
DISPATCH FROM Mr.. MORAN.

DISPATCH FROM MIR. MORAN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1871.
Secretary Fish has received the following
telegram from Mr.. Moran, our Charge d'AGaires
at London, dated London, Sunday mornil1
Jan. 20; -..------'
"rhe German Tmh"ssador here has officially
informed me that the copitulation OF all the
Paris forts and an armistice of three weeks
by land and sea, was signed about o'clock
hast evening, at Versailles, by Count Bismarck
and Jules Favre. The Army Of Paris will re-
main prisoners of war in the city but it is
not known whether they are to be disaImed or
not No details have yet been received.
Count BeTnstorlf thinks it an important
fact that the armistice extends over the sea,
aud that it should be made known as widely
as possible"
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

TIC steamboat owners, who bound 70 eT'raorb
nary care and vigilance IN the preservstlDn % the
property ana ME tntusted 10 their hands"
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THE BONAPARTES.
army.

NO NEGOTIATIONS FOR THEIR RESTORATION
PRUSSIA WILL NOT INTERFERE IN THE Do
MEsTIC CONCERNS OF FRANCE,
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DEATH OK THE RIVER.

STILL ANOTHER MISSISSIPPI DISASTER.
THE STEAMER w. r.. ARTHUR BLOWN UP NEAR
MEMPHIS MANY LIVES LOST - SEVERAL
BADLY INJURED.