The _Journal Officiel_ says:--"Prussia expressly refused to entertain the question of revictualment, and only admitted under certain reserves the vote of Alsace and Lorraine." No further details are given.

An opportunity has been lost, which may never recur.

Public opinion was disposed to accept a cessation of the siege on almost any terms.

General Trochu, however, and his colleagues had not the civic courage to attach their names to a document which would afterwards have been cast in their teeth.

A friend of mine, a military man, saw Trochu late last night.