The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-26
E3anlon's Impending Fate.
a Law in the Way.
Death of George Ticknor
The Great Snow-StOrm.
from EUROPE.

LONDON, Jan. ZJ-l' ~ L. M.-DepatcneS
have just been received announcing the
capitulation to-day of the fortress of Longwy,
on the Belgian border, which has been be-
seged for long time by the Germans. Four
thousand prisoners and two hundred guns fell
into the hands of the victors.
GnribaIdian Victory Mt Dion.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-A despatch from Dion
says that the Garibaldians routed the detach-
ment of German landwehr who were. guard
ing the railroad between the villages of Fon-
teaux and Burgundy.
Count Bismarck
has been appointed Chancellor of the German
Empire.
Favre's safe Conduct.
despatch from Brussels says Bismarck's
reply to M. Favre, refusing safe conduct
through the German lines investing Paris, is
condemned by the Prussian liberals.
tsaf ETY. of DIR. LGytDsstone.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Sir Roderick Murchison
has received letter from Africa giving posi-
tive intelligence of the safety of DR.. Living
stone, the African explorer.
The Italian Crown Prince.
FhonENor, Jan. 24.-Prinoe Humbert and
wife will pass the remainder of the winter at
Rome
LONDON, Jan. 25-Noon. No information
as to the reported visit of Favre to Versailles
has yet been automatically announced. The
news is regarded on the Stock Exchange as
of doubtful character, and consols have, in
consequence, fallen quarter since the open
ing.
Continued RumOrs OF the Surrender
The Echo, just issued, says no official con-
firmation has yet reached London of the re-
port that negotiations for the capitulation of
Paris had commenced at Versailles. The
city, however, is full of rumors of that
nature.
An Adjournment of the London Conference.
LONDON, Jan. 25-7 A. M.-The London
Conference has adjourned till the 31st inst
in consequence of the continued absence of a
representative from France, one of the sigma
tary powers of the original treaty relatingito
the Eastern question. 1t is known that Earl
| Granville confers with M. Tissot French
| Charge the d'Affaires, before and after each
meeting of conference.
! The Negotiations for the Surrender of Paris.
| LONDON, Jan 25-1 80 p. MA Versailles
| correspondent of the Central Press Associa-
tion telegraphs that there are good grounds
! for the belief that the negotiation for the
capitulation of Paris is progressing, and it is
impossible for the city to resist beyond early
in February.
| Fnvre In London.
The Pail Mall Gazette is informed that
Favre reached Versailles yesterday and started
for England. He is expected in London to-
day.
The E6HO prints, under reserve, state
| II. I n
The French Loss the I9th Instant.
| LONDON, Jan. %. official despatch from
Versailles of the oath says the French loss in
the sorties of the 10Th was GOOO killed,
wounded and missing, while the German loss
was only 655.
New German Batteries
have opened fire upon the north side of Paris.
division of the German Army of the South
passed south of Besancon, and are threaten
ing the rear of Bourbaki. 1t appears that
| The GarIbaIdians
after their successful engagement with
The German LnndWehr.
between ,Fontainableux and Burgundy, tore
up the rails and ties and SO damaged the rail
road that it is now impossible.
Yesterday Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, JAM 25-1l3O A. M.-Consols 92A for
| money and account. American securities nrmer;
United States b2Os o, 1867 gO OF 1900 W; OF lS0I
50; lO-4Os, sg4. Stocks 1rIn; Erie Railroad, Il; ;
Illinois Central, HOY Great Western, 2s.
| FRANKFORT, Jan. 25.-U 81 bonds, 953S.
! LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25-ll'30 A. M Cotton Is buoy
ant: middllng uplands, 3d.. middling Orleans, Sd d.
The sales estimated at 1900 bales Breadstuffs
are easier, New corn, S0s. 90. California wheat
lis. lid.
Yesterday Afternoons Quotations.
| LONDON Jan. 25-1 p. M.-Oonsols are depressed
by doubts OF the correctness OF the news OF the eX
pected captuation OF Paris Sales at 92H for money
and account. ~
LIyERPoOI, Jan. 25-1 p. M.-Cotton is active;
middlinR uplands s@s16d; middling Orleans, s4@
sad The sales to-day will probably reach 20 0O0
bales Sales OF cotton shipped at New Orleans In
December yet 70 arrive, sid. for middllng Beef
IoHDoN Jan. 26-2 p. M-Amercan securities
nIm 59Os OF 1862, $685. OF 1865 old, sO1S OF 1867,
| s96; 1O-4Os $50. Stocks STEADY
TosDoN Jan. 95.-Tallow hrmer at 45s 80. CABS. Cd.