Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-11-23
Berlin.

Special to n. Y. World.
Berlin, Nov. 90. According to the latest
information from Versailles, incessant exer-
tons are directed for the formation of a
second outer line of investment to cover the
operations of the inner line.
The strategy of Gen. De Paladines is un-
derstood at Versailles, and has been met by
counter movement with the centre at Or
leans. Gen. Paladines has extended his line
both north a south. intending to enclose the
Germans on both TANKS, but the latter have
executed similar movements and falling back
| at the same time towards Paris De Pala-
dimes line is now said to extend from LIE
Mans through Tendome, Orleans and Bour-
ges to Movers His main body rests along
this line, while it is feared that Il large Sec
ton of his force has passed northward to
Evreux.
London.
London, Nov. 90. The belief on Downing
st. that Russia in difference to the united
opinion Of the great powers will Withdraw the
pretensions advanced by Gortschakoffs note.
and express her willingness to refer the aues-
ton at Issue to Conference, winch will not
be summoned until after the termination of
the present war. 1t is believed in the same
quarter that Italy will ultimately join Austria
and England in resisting Russia.
In regard to the armistce between the
French and Germans, the same difficulty as
before about the provisioning of Paris during
the truce, blocks the war.
Two Danish Deputies were elected to the
Prussian Parliament FOR North Schlcswig b,
large majority.
Bismarck denies that Switzerland is COM
promised by the correspondence found in
captured balloons.
Two Fenians named Walsh and Boucher
were arrested to-day at the railway station
in Manchester. Three hundred cartridges
and papers in cipher were found in their pos
session.
Special to Tribune:
Gotschakoff's answer to Granville left ST.
Petersburg on Monday by a special messen-
ger. 1t was not communicated to the British
Ambassador at ST. Petersburg but his des-
patch is that the note is concillatory in tone.
1t is believed at the foreign Office that Gorts-
| chakoff while Withholding the precise in
formation from Minister Buchanan, has en-
| couraged him to report favorably to London
| regarding the disposition of Russia.
st. Petersburg.
st. Petersburg, Nov %. Special to N. Y
| Herald:
| The City Government yesterday unani-
mously and enthusiastically adopted an ad-
dress of thanks to the Emperor for Gortscha-
koff's circular.
| The Trbune's correspondent at Garibaldi's
| headquarters at Antun, the 18th, says the re-
ported quarrel between Garibaldi and the
| numbers of them thr0ng his headquarters,
| asking to be placed under the Generals sons
command. From Marseilles and the depart
ment of Turo and Laon ct Loire, they come
faster than equipments can be supplied.
The General is in good condition and spir-
its, and his troops have greatly improved.
Difficulties continue to exist between him and
the Autun Priests, most of whom are either
Bonapartists or Prussian spies, but military
matters are nevertheless growing daily better
The Italian battalions are magnificently or
ganized and disciplined. The French jeal-
ousy toward Garibaldi is being still manifest
ed at Tours and elsewhere, but it no longer
paralyses us.
Antwerp.
Antwerp, Nov. 90 Bourbaki passed thro'
Amiens this morning on his way TO assume 4
new command against Frederick Charles.
Tours.
Tours, Nov, %. balloon has just brought
good news from Paris. The successes of the
| army of the Loire had produced excellent
effect. Discussions were forgotten and am
nesty for political offences were granted.
The people had abandoned their eagerness
for a sortIe, and are resigned to stand on the
defensive. There has been no serious fight
and little cannonading lately around Paris.