The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-02


! Paris is known A telegram from the
Federal Chancellor gives official confirm
alton Of the news, which was received at
u late hour last night. To day the church
bells were rung since day break, and the
several services in the churches were at
tended by crowds of worshipers Ser
monson peace were delivered, and prayers
land thanksgiving for it offered Before
land after the morning. service in the
churches an immense crowd gathered in
front OF the palace, and the ladies of the
household appeared at the windows
and waved their acknowledgements to
the people The scenes in the streets are
beyond description. Every person on
lhIs way to church, as he met his neighbor,
Stopped and embraced, and women were
congratulating each other with tears in
their eyes The news of the equalization,
cer>ainly creates in the public mind here
a charitable feeling, and there is astrong
desire to act generously toward the fallen
! foe M ee
RERNE, Jan. 2S.-The Germans have
pushes to Campagnai in the rear of the
French who enGeavor to elude pursuit
by barricadng the roads. Fugitives
| 'A'tll l. CuC'' a. III u OS0iii- 1lito
Switzerland.
LONDON, Jan. 90 Bourbaki attempted
to kill himself after his defeatat Belfort.
His injuries are so severe that his life
despaired Of
LONDON, JAM 20 -Bismark, alludingto
the reported negotiate n between Ma
poleon and the Prussian government,
says the Emperor refers everything to
the regency Bismark denies that he
has ever negotiated fora restoration of
the Bonapartes, or that he intends to In,
terfefe in the domestic concerns Of
France.
The Times publishes request. from
Chiselhurst for denial Of its statement
THAT intrigues were going on between
Bismark and the Bonapartists for the
Restoration of the latter n s. ebma
NEW YORK, Jar 29.-The Worlds Lon
don special says 9 A strong influence is
! at work favoring the restoration OF. the I'm
perial family under regency composed Of
the Empress, Trochu and Favre." ww
LONDON, JAN 29-Two new French
divisions have been formed OF the recruits
in Havre. e.
Great numbers Of cattle have been col
lected by the Germans at Rouen, Gouesse,
and Lagny, to be driven into Paris as soon
as it capitulates s.sz.
A Havre dispatch says a considerable
force Of the enemy is echeloned between
Brienne and Rouen, and detachments
have entered Candebre, Velat, and Pont a
Demur 3sS 6ee8sea
VERSAILLES, Jan 30---The diatress in
Paris is very great. The destruction of
the railway impedes the revictualing of
city. The Germans, meanwhile, are sup.
plying articles Of first necessity from their
own stores.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 3o.--Immense quanti
ties of provisions have been forwarded to
Paris
Great efforts are being made to restore
the railways The scissors line will Ne
REPAIRED in forty eight hours, and direct
route ia eight days. srng "a
The capitalization of Paris has caused a
feeling Of stupor in the North of France.
LONDON, Jan. 31-12:30 a. m.-Bis-
march will leave France after the meet
ling Of the National Assembly.
The early return OF the Emperor to
Berlin is expected There is report
that he will start to-day (Tuesflay). oa1
LIsLE, Jan 30.-The armistice has as
founded the people ofthe north of Fra nee
Though the general impression is rather
| favorable than otherwise, there is s. feel
| ing of uncertainty as to the future, and a
desire to wait for conditions of peace
before deciding upon plans for the flu
ture.
! 1t is reported that the Germans have
invested Abbeville, Notwithstanding the
armlstice. T5 @S&A
/ BORDEAUX, Jan. 3O.-Gambetta has
| forwarded a despatch by Telegraph to
dag to Eavre at Versailles, requesting
him to break the silence maintained by
1.-THE Paris Government to state the name
of the minister whose coming to Bordeaux
has been announced, and the motives of
uelay in his movements, and to give
precise information respecting the con-
dition Of Paris.
Demonstrations have occurred in several
French towns against both the armistice
and any violation of the Territory of
France. The municipality of Lyons APP
| pears to maintain resistance to the
Germans, and has sent deputation to
| Bordeaux to urge the adoption of general
measures for the same object.
LONDON, Jan. 30-Gambetta ratities
the equalization, and will not resign.
The ex Express Eugene, after stormy
interview with the Duke de Persigny, or
dered linn to quit her presence, since he
persisted in urging her to consent to the
dismemberment of France
LATER. Gambetta is reported to have
committed suicide.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 1.-Gambetta has
issued proclamation, saying:
' FRENcHMAN Prussia believes the
armistice will dissolve our armies and
secure the election of a Chamber ready to
ol,,lo cha F,,l t.