The Sun.
London, England, 1870-11-23 00:00:00

rl-1E SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1870.

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and, Malta (LI
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holders Certificate 15 25 20 it Irrie Can Cavour 3 4
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p c Sterling Loan... 91 93 4 Lou Gen Omnibus .. 21 , 3
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guar by Egyp Gov.. 91 96 0 Royal Mail Steam
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MINING SHARE LIST.—NOVEMBER 22.
Messrs. WATSON BROTHERS.
Mining Officet, 1, St. Michael's Alley, Cornhill, London.
Market very quiet. Prices about the same as yesterday.
Pary's Mountain, 31, 4
Plynlimmon,
Prince of Wales, 10s, 12s 6d
Providence Mines, 38, 40
Rosewall Hill and Ransome
United, 245, 26s
South Condurrow, 22, 3
South Frances.
Tankerville, 132. 141
Taquaril(Gold), 495, 51s
Tincroft,
Trumpet Consols,
Van.
Van Consols, 11, 2
West Caradon,
West Chiverton, 53, 55
West Dmkewalls,
West Frances,
West Maria and Fortescile,
30s, 32s 6d
Wheal Crebor,
Wheal(lrenville, 2, 21
Wheal Kitty, St. Agnes, 8, 81
Wheal Mary Ann,
Wheal Seton,

Australian United,
Bwich Consols,
°hived= Moor,
Chiverton Valley,
Choutales (Gold),
Cook's Kitchen, 161, 17
Devon Great Consols,
Drakewalls, Ik,
Dolcoath,
Don Pedro North Del Rey, 2, 21
East Caradon,
East Lovell, 24, 25 a d
East Beton,
East Wheal Grenville, 2), 2)
Frontino and Bolivia ((bold),

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General 13razilian,
Great Laxey, 18, 183
Great Retallack,
Great Wheal Vor, 41, 43
Hingaton Down,
Marke Valley,
New Lovell,
North Crofty,
Pacific,

THE WAR.

'TILE CAMPAIGN AROUND PARIS,

THE OPERATIONS NEAR DREUX.

Some perplexity has been felt in determining to which
of the French armies the forces beaten at Dreux on the
17th belonged. If the defeated contingent formed part of
the Loire Army then the reverse would have a serious
import; if, on the contrary, it belong-ed to Kciratry's army
of the west the reverse would Matter less. The Echo du
Nord affirms that the French troops engaged were
those under the command of IC6ratry. That
commander had taken the position but a few
days before, and the Duke of Mecklenburg
retook them. "So far as we can judge from what we
know of the strength of the French corps which had
reoccupied Dreux, it was only a detachment from the
Army of Brittany ; the engagement was not in itself of
mucd importance, but it might have some serious
consequences. We, in fact, consider the
onward movement of the army of the Duke of
Mecklenburg, not as an isolated fact, but as the sign of a
general movement concerted with Prince Charles (who, as
is well known, operates on the other side of Orleans), in-
tended to encircle the Army of .the Loire by means of a
junction of the two generals on the southern bank of that
river. The execution of this plan must be prevented at any

price."

As might have been expected the German leaders
have by no means overlooked the possibility of D'Aurelles
de Paladine attempted to move northwards and join
Bourbaki in an attack on Paris. The Versailles corres-
pondent of the Cologne Gazette learned on the 17th that
the French commander had already commenced his march
northwards upon Evreux. The writer observes :—But
this hasty movement deprives him of all the advantages
that might have accrued to him from his originally sur-
prising appearance on the Seine. Prince Frederick
Charles is following close upon his heels. His
9th Corps was yesterday at Etampes, and is
likewise marching in a north-westerly direction. The
corps of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg is already
marching by way of Rambouillet to meet the French,
whilst the Rhenish Baden Cavalry Division occupies the
important position of Hondan, upon the road from Ver-
sailles to Dreux. Thus everything is in full marching
order against the foe. It is true, Bourbaki, with from 20,000
to 25,000 men, is said to be approaching by the way of
Amiens. But General von Manteuffel was already in
St. Quentin with the First Army, and his cavelry divi-
sion have already touched the army of the Crown
Prince of Saxony, so that even from this side the circle
round the French army is being completed. Everyone is
anxiously looking forward to news of the great battle
which it is anticipated will take place shortly. The Grand
Duke of Mecklenburg is at Rambouillet with 43,000 men.
In a few days General von Manteuffel will have arrived
on the north of Paris; and as regards Prince Frederick
Charles, it is not at all impossible that he may have
proceeded further southwards from Etampes in order to
take a nearer view of the garrison of Orleans. The people
here seem to be in doubt whence the French troops
come, numbering, it is said, 60;000 men, massed between
Chartres and Dreux. If one were to believe French
reports, it is neither the Army of the Loire, nor that of
Bourbaki, but that K.Sratry and Charette are at the head
of the force, composed of Venddans and Bretagne Mobiles
from the west.

hole ; and at La Celle St. Cloud there is a barricade,
one of the cf:mponcnt parts of which is a stuffed peacock,
in close proximity to a garden roller and a table de nail.
Two newspapers were brought in last night by a specu-
lative outpost, who crawled over to the French avant-
pastes on his belly, and offered two pounds of fresh butter
for two journals. The "swap" was a good one for
the French sentinel, inasmuch as two pounds of butter
now represent in Paris exactly 23 12s. in money. The
interchange of shots between German and French
" Verposten" has fallen off considerably of late, but the
investment costs us about five men per diem, killed and
wounded.