The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-26
Latest War News.

Tours, Nov. I9.-The Irussians at
Chatillon were surprised and all killed
or taken prisoners by Garibaldi.
The Prussians claim successes at Mont
medy and Chahvency. French loss Sc
rious.
A fight had occurred in the Depart
ment of Aisne. Losses equal on both
sides
General Manteuffel is marching to-
/ ward Amicns.
The Army of the Loire, under Palla-
dimes, was met and baffled by the Duke
of Neck lenburg, and has retired south
ward.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-G Gladstone's i'm
prudence in writing to the Times is de-
| bounced in diplomatic circles.
Article ninth Of the March Treaty Is
considered barrier TO war.
y St. Petersburg correspondent says Il
Russian feet will appear in the
Dardanelles.
The World correspondent has utter
viewed member of the British Govern
mept, who says there will be no ccmbi-
nation OF Powers against Russia, aud
says France is powerless Prussia CON
nises with Russia Italy is unwilling !;
Austria is conservative, and that Grams
ville's letter does not mean war;
NEW YORK, Nov. PA Versailles
dispatch announces that the three prus-
sian armies under the Duke of Meckleli-
burg, General Won Der Taun and Prince
Frederick Charles have effected juno
ton, and the W hole force are now acting
upon offensive against General Palladin, S
Amy of the Loire, supposed to be
retreating behind Orleans The Prus-
sian army is now moving soutnward, and
General Manteuffel, who was ordered to
operate against the northern line of for
tilted cities, has retrograded and is now
marching west to join i'll the attack upon
the Army OF the Loire.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The Independence
Be!ye, in a despondent article on the
Eastern question, expresses a fear that
the war is euevitable, and that all tie
Great Powers will have armies in the
field before the 1st Of January.
VIENNA, Nov. 21.-The excitement
here concerning the Eastern question
is unabated. 1t is believed that the
moral support, at least, of the Cnited
States will be thrown in favor of Russia
The london Post denies that Italy has
refused to join England and Austria in
opposition to Prussia
BRussELs, Nov. 21-The Belgian
troops have been recalled to positions
occupied before the war. The frontier
is still well guarded.
1t is rumorcd that General Won Der
Taun has been removed
LONDON, Nov. 2I.-It is rumored
that German vessels are blockatlcd by
French at Yarmo;h.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 21.- The Paris
ians are much disheartened
Nine companies of Ercach attempted
to relieve La Feste, but were driven back
beyond the Oise river by the Prussians
\ sortie Immediately alter from the fott
was also repulsed.
Aloltke has probably CHANGED his
plans, as all the forces are concentrating
towards Paris
LONDON, Nov. .2i-Trivate dispatches
received in Tours says an armisticc has
been agreed upon.
Berlin dispatches say that Paris is dis
posed to yield.
a five hours engagement took place
near Metz, with equal loss on both
sides.
1t IS reported that Russia has nine
iron-clads at Nieolaef drawing less than
eighteen feet Of water
Prussia will urge an amieablc settle
ment.
Russia is willing to submit her claims
to ii Congress.
The Pope at Rome has ordered every
church to be closed during the visit of
King Emanuel to that city
WAsHlNGToS, D., c., Nov. 21.-A
dispatch from Pekin, via London, announ-
ces the arrival of Seward aud party there,
all we'll They will proceed to Calcutta,
Bombay and the Persian Gulf
The agent of the Alaska Fur and Seal
Company was at the Treasury Depart
ment today, and informed the Secretary
that the Company was endevoring to
obtain possession and control of Copper
and Behring's Islands, with a prospect Of
receiving possession of the islands