GENERAL SUMMARY.
London, October 14,
The elections of the French General •Assembly have been indefinitely post-
poned. .A sortie from Metz was repulsed with great slaughter on both sides.
Orleans was stormed after 8 hours fighting. Rouen is also to be attacked. A formidable insurrection has broken our in Algeria.
Paris is calm. The Napoleonic manifesto is disavowed.
The Prussians are preparing to-winter in France.
The North German Parliament wilt be convoked to make another war loan.
I, The result of the plebiscite in R mie i was presented by the deputation fie [the j King of Italy at Florence amid great xe'joicings. \w
The Pope has issued a general feeble protest. Archdeacon Had field is appointed to the Bishopric of Wellington. Mr. Childer's rumoured intended retirement is contradicted. Mrs. Waters, the baby farmer, was excuted. The N.S-W. 5 per cent, loan for £57.8,000 is announced for the 18th. The wool sales commenced on the 37th probable stocks 200,000 bales. Large orders have been received for blankets for Prussian troops. Australian preserved meats were sent for the suffering French peasantry. Sailed. —Great Britain, Glendower. Consols, 29|
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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 276, 28 November 1870, Page 2
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186GENERAL SUMMARY. Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 276, 28 November 1870, Page 2
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