M. Jules Fevre Announces To French Agents Abroad That "
Prussia " has refused the armistice, in a despatch through which there runs a slight tone of depression. Though energetically exposing the impossibility of accepting an......
The Evening Standard Of Thursday Announced In A Special...
from its Tours correspondent that General D'Aurelles had advanced at the head of the Loire Army on Wednesday (9th November), and dislodged the Bavarian force under Von der Tann......
News Of The Week.
W E were too confident last week in the prospects of an armis- tice. Count Bismarck had, as we imagined, declared himself ready to concede one ; but, as it now seems clear, only......
The Lord Chief Baron, Sir F. Kelly, Delivered Himself On
Wednesday of a most extraordinary harangue. It is usual to present the new Lord Mayor to the Barons of the Exchequer, and for the Chief Baron to make some sort of a......
Count Bismarck, Judging Probably By Reports From The...
provinces, believes firmly that a freely elected Assembly would make peace upon his own terms. He is also alarmed at the absence of any legal government in France, which, if......
Of Lord Granville's Account Of The Mediation And Its Failure
we have given an outline elsewhere. It was, as is usual with him, most happily phrased so as to give offence to neither party, and yet not so as to appear watery and unmeaning.......
Mr. Gladstone, In His Speech At The Mansion House, Said
that everything at home was flourishing, though the prospects abroad continue so gloomy ; but on the Continent of Europe was a war which in three short months had cost more......
