The Sun.
London, England, 1870-11-26 00:00:00

ECONI) EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, 2.30 P.M.

LATEST INTELLIG ENCF.

THE EASTERN QUESTION

We had not received up to the time of go'ng to
Press, the Russian reply to Earl Granville.t.; de-
spatch ; and it is doubtful if it will be published
before the Cabinet Council on Monday. The
despatch was delivered in the Foreign Office ; but
it Was not received in time to be sufficiently con-
sidered at yesterday's meeting of the Cabinet
Council. The Note of the Imperial Chanc ilqr was
read, it was resolved to deliberate upon it as, au ad-
journed meeting on Monday. The public will gather
some encouragement from this result. If Prince
Clortschakoff had simply adhered to the claims set
out in his first circular, there would have been
40 adjournment, for deliberation would have been
Unnecessary.

THE WA R.

REPULSE OF 1,500 PRUSSIANS.

From Amiens a despatch had been received dated
the 25th, stating that 1,500 Prussians entrenched
with three guns near Demuir, were attacked by two
French battalions with two guns and put to flight.
The enemy were pursued as far as Le Quesnel.

errEAUX PILLAGED BY THE GERMANS.
pr, A. French official despatch received to-day at
Tours from Chagny, says that the Germans, after
the repulse at Nuits, pillaged Citeaux. It appeared
to be the intention of the enemy to concentrate
their forces on Dijon.
M. Gambetta returned to Tours yesterday.

BELLEME OCCUPIED BY THE PRUSSIANS

On the night of the 22nd, twenty thousand Prus
alans occupied Belleme with the intention, as i

4PPeared, of proceeding in the direction of Le
kat na. On the 24th much surprise was occasioned
°Y their suddenly marching towards Nogent le
hotrou.

RECRUITING FOR GA RIBA LDI AT
PRAGUE.

BERLIN, Friday, 6.40.
Garibaldian recruiting office was discovered in
Prague, and closed, on Wednesday. It is a branch
°f a central office in Vienna, which is supported by
the French embassy in that place.

IIERIOUS ENGAGEMENT NEAR .LE MANS,
' GERMAN REPULSE AT VOUGEOT.

Tours, November 25.
Yesterday the Prussians arrived within sigh
leagues of Le Mans.

A serious engagement commenced at six o'clock
In the morning, and strong expectations are enter-
tained here that it would prove favourable •to the
French.

TOURS, November 25.
, despatch from Orleans dated to-day says that a
ilattle is imminent on the Loire.

The Francs-tireurs have attacked the enemy at
Ilougeot. They had six killed and a few
Itounded. The Germans retreated upon Dijon,
eking with them their dead and wounded in eighteen
*aggons.

THE SIEGE OF PARIS.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE CROWN PRINCR OF
PRUSSIA, VRRSAILIAS, November 25.
The attitude of the army before Paris is one of
Il'aiting and watching; it seems very doubtful
It
any attack will be made on French defences.
4t is rumoured that the reason of change of
rail to simple blockade is owing to Count Moltke
"ling information that the supply of food in the
Ity is less than was supposed. Trochu is thought
certain to try a great sortie before he surrenders.

BERLIN, November 25 (10.40 a.m.)
The regular troops of the Paris garrison, it is re-
Darted, come to the German outposts by hundreds,
144fering to surrender. They say they are starving
'tit, excepting the sick, they are turned back.

kN.GAGEMENT NEAR AIEZIERES. GER-
MANS REPULSED WITH GREAT LOSS.
The Efoile Beige of Nov. 25, says an engagement
ti/courred on the 23rd between Mezieres and Demun(?)
Which the Germans are said to have been repulsed
/titil great loss. The French lost 15 killed and 8
Ws..°Unded ; two guns and three mitrailleuses were
from the Germans.