The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
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If,Ea5WAR IN EUROPE.
Latest Edyices.

EhSAiLLEs, JAnn Try 3 Tho dis.
trc>s III Pats rs great, and the destruc
tlon of railroads prevents the rapi,
rcvlctualling, AID til. Germaus arc
supply ing necessities from their owl
stores.
The Gcrmacs will enforce a strict
passport Sys.rm during the arh,istice
Demonstrations have occurre ed In sey
eral French towns against both the ar
ni;tica and the c.pitul,ti of France
The municipality Of Lyons appear,
to maintain It's resistance to the Ger
mans, aud has sent Il dcputation tt
B"rdeAnA, to urge the adoption O.
general meaSnr, s~fur :hc same object
LoNh,N, Janu.ry 80 Official. -
y dispatch to the Baden AIiuister
state that BouIh j Xxi entered Ssit5.r.
'nd, ani his al cmpted suicide is con.
tirmch.
NEW lonK, January 3l.-A New
York World special, L,nIon 3Oth
says: Gambctta has ratified tho
cari.ulation, and will not resign.
BnUssELs, January 81. -Tmmcnse
qualities Of provisions ure going for.
ward
LoNpoS, January 3l.-Tbo armis
,ice began instantly ut Paris, and
three days later in the departments
aud expires Oh the 18th Of February
ut tom.
Latcr.-It is reported that Gam.
| BETA has committed suicide
MAphfD, January 3I.-At a grand
review, forty thousand troops took the
oath Of fidelity to the King.
1t is stated the prominent persons
who were Identified with the form or
dynasty, wsre implicated in Prim's
assassination.
BORDEAUX, February The Bor.
dcaux government has issued,a n dc.
cree ordering an election of the M,
tioual assembly on the s,h Of Febru.
airy. 1t diqualiGes for election te
assembly, members of families reign.
iog over France .sinoe 1850; an who
acted as imperiHl official candidates
III the past electionss or held office se
senators, ministers, or councillors of
state under the empire and projects
who have accepted office between 1851
and 1870.
LoSpoS, February An official
dispatch announces that Bourbakfs
army, $4,000 strong, entered Ssitzcr-
land to day.
BonpE!urx, February 1t is ro.
ported Chat NPanteuffe refused to
recognize the armistico, and disregard
ing the protest Of the French com.
mander, continued hos ilitics forcing
the army Of the east to surrender or
retreat into Switzerland.
General Clenhart, who now com.
mands the army Of the cast, made o
treaty with the Ssi,s govern ncu., aud
erased the line wi his whrlo army,
General RelIot covers the retreat.
The refusal Of the * Empres, OF
the French to sign the cApitulation, is
regarded by ali classes IND journals
with approval.
The twen'y.fourth French corps
csc ped the gln>puf thoGcrmans, and
moved towards Lyons.
j. NDoS, Fehrn.ry 4 The Times,
Sre King OF BisHartk's peace terms
says no.. hi"g S, cx"r!itaut is known
the his'"rl Of modern Ssarferc.
F'vre will not 90 hlmso'f or name
r'Frcs nta. i've f.om France to the
CnnG,rv nee.
Pads elects delegates on the 5:h :
he Assembly meets at Bordeaux on
the 18th.
The armislicc does not include the
departments Of D,ubs,. Jura, and
Cote p'Or. The seige of Belfort con.
tinues.
Prussia has made another levy from
the landwher, and three hundr cd
thons,nd men are ready to- march
into Froncc upon short notice.
Americans in Dresden have sent
funds for their destitute countrymen,
by bearer Of disfAlc chcs to Wash.
burne.
Bourhaki's retreat into switZer.
Iand has weakened the war party at
IS rdcaux.
Favrc's decree for the elections is
published. 1t makes no disqlalifca-
tions.
1t IS reported that the Prussians,
violating the armistice, have entered
Fccamp.
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From Washington
The Senate is engaged upon relief
tor European wounded. Many Sena.
tors ere taking tic opportunity to
express sympathy for and against