The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-06
Orleans Family The Hope Of France.
The Condition Of Paris.
ETC., ETC., ETC.. ETC.. Estc
FROM EUROPE.
The BIRcIk Sen Question.


BRUSSELS, Feb. 6.-The Independence Belize
says the essential points of the Black Sea ques-
tion have been already arranged by the London
Conference.
The Bordeaux Government does not RecOR-
nize the Paris Convention.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 5.-The folio wing statement
is oflcial:-The duality of the French Govern
ment will apparently lead the administration at
Bordeaux to the non-observance of the conven-
tion entered into by the Germans and the autho-
rites at Paris. The convention only looked to
negotiations for a free assembly and an arbitrarily
constituted body under the dlctation of NJ. Gam
beta is not entitled to such title NJ. Eavre has in
formed Bismarck that he will rescind the DEGREES
issued by NJ. Gambetta. Tue confusion is, how
ever probably only removable by the adjourn
ment of the elections.
The French In Switzerland.
BERNE, via London, Feb. 5.-There are now
&C, 600 French soldiers in Switzerland. The men
are very badly clad, and the Swiss Government
has asked the French authorities to send cloth
ing for their use. The Germans continued hos
tilties on the I'd and Sd. There are 200 wounded
French soldiers in hospital at Neuenburg, Baden.
EnElund's SHIRE In the ArmistIce.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Times contains des-
patch from Berlin, which says that previous to
the capitulation of Paris the Government of
England suggested to the powers the eXpediency
of taking action in the interest of France, and
recommended the granting of lenient terms to
France. To facilitate the requisite negotiations
the powers were asked to give such instruc-
tions to their representatives in the London
Conference as would enable them to take action
on the whole subject.
Paris Tranquil.
The Paris correspondent OF the Telegraph
writes on the Sd that since the conclusion of the
armistice tranquility has prevailed. The decree
closing the clubs has been rescinded, because
occasional open air meetings which were held
threatened to become turbulent.
BourbaIki's Failure.
BRUSSELS, Feb. 5.-The Independence Belize
has a letter from Lyons which says one cause of
the failure of Bonrbaki's campaign was the ab-
sconding of an army contractor with a large
! sum of money.
The Command of AIsace.
The same letter says General Keller, now at
| Lyons, will probably take command of the Al5ace
region.
| Minister Washburne and the Germans.
! LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Cologne Gazette ac-
knowledges in glowing terms the fact that
Minister Washburne, during the siege of Paris
has given needed succor to seventeen hundred
! Germans.
The Orleans Family the Hope of France.
A Paris letter of Wednesday says NJ. Le-
moine, in an article published in the De5ats
writes that the republic is failure, and the Or
leans family the only hope for France.
The French Electoral DisqualiGcatiOns
BORDEAUX, Feb 5.-The Government here
has issued declaration maintaining the elec
toral disqualifcations, and announcing that ont
of their number has been sent to Paris to ex
plain the real state of things. The declaration
is signed by Gambetta Bizoin, Cremieux, an(
FouTichOn.