The Bee-Hive. — 1870-10-22 (London, England)

OCTOBER 22, 1870.  The Prussians passed through Bann° on tr; 16th inst., after blowine, up the viaduct of 13enor. gency. They also burnt the house of the )91,,0r of Baulle, and at Villeneuve they took the gla prisoner. ttiftr M. Chandordy has addressed a third to the French Diplomatic agents abroad, ill Wilt, to the Prussian memorandum of the 10th ills"-ther The Delegate of the Foreign Office rejects on, responsibility of the miseries attending the c of' tinuation of the war, and denies the aenerti°l3B the memorandum relative to the condition ye Paris. He concludes by declaring that Ertttle wishes for peace, but for a durable peace' .2 01 Some German officers have been waYill' 4, ill two of them murdered. The latter rode on'crio, the district of Clermont-en-Argonne, and el: cIY being heard of them for several weeks the -c commandant at Verdun was asked whetl'er,-TieS had been taken thither as prisoners. that they dismounted in a village in order '°' to their horses, incautiously entered a 11°119„ncl' drink a bottle of wine, and were set le."  murdered by the villagers. A. letter from Versailles, in the North Gazette, describes the Protestant service be' tile the 9th by order of the Crown Prince, itl,Aiers chapel of the Palace. Several hundred o'97lthe attended it, including a large number slightly wounded, who were able to Wg',7 short distance intervening between it hospital. The choir and aisles were allotte tbe the troops, while the nave was occupied ,b,tobe Prince and the officers' corps. The psalra, litart den Herrn, meine seele," was sung by a 111,!;c1 choir, and another hymn was accorapall'  military music. ih 10; The Journal de Rouen states that at the Prussians demanded 40,000 rations, flannel waistcoats, forty-two horse carrisge°'  50,000 francs in specie: g th° A correspondent of the Etoile Beige ssY )1 the the Prussians have taken possession public buildings in Orleans, including the Prefecture, the Maine, and the regal:4;6o the Bishop. Monsignor Dupanloup charge of the bishopric, with the sanotion7ctok German authorities. M. Pereira, the PreLe  the Loiret, is held a prisoner. vs ea t'; The Minister of the Interior has pub-1:109 statement of the precautions which be hes crii/re' for the safety of the art treasurers of the 1-3;(1 i 9 The most valuable pictures have been Pls,eat cellars warranted to defy any attack shell; and the statutes and Egyptian monowore have also been removed to places of safetl. oct engines have been stationed in the Palos ; constant watch is kept. gro The Inde'pendance Beige says that the Av-vsabl'Commission named by the Ministry Instruction has called together the eel Oh Messrs. J. Durouf, G. Mungin, Le Godart" re' Pao Gaston Tissandier, who have reached e vinces from Paris by balloon, to inquire est!: ths possibility of returning to the capita ultsilo atmosphere. We will not enter into the °did of the plan of operation, which is to be °fee out shortly. We shall simply say that tile!) peel tion of a new balloon in double silk hari- °t't considered necessary to complete the se, Ofr those which have left Paris. This ball°l3,„"se.; be made stronger than those previouslig%. .65v" factured. It will have a capacity' metres, and will be filled with a 0-as lighi"'"  the ordinary coal gas.