The Sun.
London, England, 1870-11-15 00:00:00

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SUN OFFICE, 8 A.M.

THE WAR.

THE BATTLE AT ORLEANS.

BERLIN, November 14.
The Crown Prince of Prussia has written a letter
his congratulations
to the veteran Marshal von Wrangel for
Congratulations on the bestowal of the title of
Fielda-Zi.ltrshal, concluding with the w Ms it Au revoir
tt

Garibaldi is reported to have left Dole, and
gelie to Maoon or Montbeliard—it is uncertain
Which.

The Berlin Post says that England proposed the
ortnistiee merely in order to permit the negotiation
of the French loan. This accusation is inconsistent
ith the report, credibly circulated here, that Lord
Granvillet mentioned the names of the German
°linkers who subscribed to the,loan.
Guterbock, who was arrested on that charge,
The Frankfort banker, Goar, has also been arrested.
A:denial is given from Augsburg to the statements
that negotiations have been broken off on the subject
of the new Constitution of Germany. The Bavarian
4iuisters are still at Versailles, whence they wilt
return next week.
The pretensions of Russia with regard to the
that
of Paris, and the singular coincidence with
pat step of the honours paid to the Royal Family of
Marshal,
in giving the two Princes the title of Field
'arshal, are much canvassed in this city.

Another telegram from Berlin of the same date
been
the German armies in central France have
;eel' placed under the command of Prince Frederick
hnialies and the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg.
The Grand Dukes of Baden and Oldenburg will
arrive at Versailles, where other German Princes
Ore expected, to discuss the coining reunion of North
411 d South Germany.
Legislation on matters connected with the Press
44,1 Public Societies is to be transferred to the Con-
federacy.
The banker, Saint Gear, of Frankfort, has. been
tested for dealing in the French War Loan.
The Russian suggestions relative to the revision
Of the the Treaty of 1856 chiefly refer to the right of
ring men-of-war in the Black Sea.
4t is thought here that the matter will not give
'lse to any serious complications.
1, The news of the evacuation of Orleans by General
b,"?h der Tann was received enthusiastically on the
lellna Exchange.
~aN'6Bl3 diplomacy is said to be compromised by die-
,Zeries made in a recently-captured balloon.
'larehal Bazaine goes to Aix-la-Chapelle, Canrobert
t 0,,, Stuttgart, and Lebceuf to Bonn; Prince Murat and
`letieral Blessis remain at Wilhelmshohe.
A Prussian company having escorted some French
toners to Munich, was entertained at the Royal
dialaee, and by the municipality. At the municipal
a Professor Supf, formerly an Ultramontane,
cid universal applause, proposed the toast, " The
Prussian Emperor of Germany."
the
°eLiberal Bavarian papers demand that their
erbinent should enter at once into the Northern
Wederation, and content itself with the position
Itce,:Pted by the other minor States.
In The French Government has issued a note thank-
el the Powers for their mediatory efforts, and
vee'lltig that to accept the Prussian proposals
°llld have been to hand over France to the tender
Mercies of the enemy.

ADVANCE OF PRINCE FRED] RICK'S
ARMY SOUTH.
The Zolnische Zeitung states that so soon as the
1707,Y a Primo Frederick Charles (2nd, 3rd, and
left' Army Corps) has passed Troyes, and placed its
'wing in connection with the 14th Army, which
4r Dijon, and its right with the 2nd Bavarian
Co
tro) Which is at Orleans, 200,000 men will march
-lithe South of France.

htpn
,RTED BATTLE NEAR ARTHENAY.

BLois, Saturday.
tt rumoured that the French gained a victory
r4rthenay yesterday. The capture of 40 guns is
reh„
-rutted. Prisoners are arriving here in hundreds.

THIONVILLE ON FIRE.
state
travellers who arrived at Arlon on the 12th
Cte that Thionville bad been heavily bombarded by
t: the Germans, and that the greater part of the
was in flames.

THE INVESTMENT OF BELFORT.
b s °me slight engagements have taken place near
elfoit which ended in Clerval and Isle sur le
408 being occupied. The French have with-
-15111w4 towards the south. The preparations for
Q"'ing up the bridge have been frustrated by the
4111 ans discovering and withdrawing the charges.

:40A.PE OF FRENCH CHASSEURS FROM

A PRUSSIAN ESCORT.

Limar, Monday.
41.11 e Echo du .Nord of to-day says one of the
a X chiefs of our garrison received last night
th'espatch announcing that the Chsseurs-h-Pied of
oGuard made prisoners at Metz, during a halt
toerPowered and dispersed their Prussian escort and
tine.k possession' of their arms, re-formed provision-
ttrp their cadres, and fled to the Vosges, where they
131.ettY well secure from capture.
00. e influence that the presence of this corps
Volte Will exercise upon the mountaineers of the
Res already beginning to rise, may be conceived.

iteFOGY Frenchmen are to be sent to Bremen to be
t ofll there as hostages for the release of the captain
a German ship taken prisoner by the French.

ItIiSSIA AND THE TREATY OF 1856.
VIENNA, Nov. 14 (11 p.m.)
la Fro
ni sources of information on which I can to a
ttirr extent depend, I learn that Russia has
dY sixty iron-clad gunboats in the Black Sea
ti 4 r,„.,8/ ready against any enemy.—Correspondent of
elegrap h.

m.Plu
71741 CE GORTSCHAKOFF'S CIRCULAR.
tirZe Vienna Presse publishes an analysis of the
givlat note of the Russian Government, which
totiB notice of its desire to revoke the additional
kaYention to the Treaties of 1856, relating to the
Theilltenance of vessels of war in the Black Sea.
that Cri cular says that whilst Russia desires
be full independence and equality should
Of ten to the Sultan, also that the rest
by the
Paris Treaty should not be affected
iltuwe revocation of the additional convention. The
ilvt4;lan Government says it is quite ready to enter
the negotiations with the Great Powers, parties to
reviageement, should it be desired, either for a
'lnn or confirmation of the terms of the Treaty.

A. cow,
of th ‘iilnunicatton appears in the current number
IWhichlndependance Belge, dated from . Beam' ,
states that Russia had at different
li: confidentially declared that the neutra-
Dor 114, Of the Black Sea was ins.up-
eabt:o. The recent declaration of the Russian
%millet, it also states, appears solely to relate to
the 1)(2
411-t• Russia has never claimed a revision of
1856'erritorial cession stipulated by the Treaty of

A„fiv•
lees from Southern Russia state that there
are lin
sYmptoms in any quarter of military prepar a•