The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-22

E0URS,y November 70, Y1l LONDON.
(Aftefho6ns The PriisaiRn iaroltswyts
seen seen in the vicinity OF Montargis, on the
!, LONDON, November o.--The 05ssrse,.
bays negotiations for an arInistioe will be
opened on basis which promises suo-
cess.
BERLIN. November 2O.-The treaty ad-
mitting Baden and Hesse into tho
signed.
VIENNA, November 2O.-The debate
on the address of the Grown has CON-
menced in the lower house. The Polish
and Tyrolese deputies have abandoned
the opposition.
RoUEN, November 2O.-The Germans
attacked Evereux to-day, but meeting
vigorous resistance from the National
Guards, retired to tho environs.
LONDON, November 20.-Article the
ninth Of the Paris treaty is still regarded
as barrier to war, especially when con-
sidered in connection with tue protocol
of April %, 1856, which requires n re-
ference of the questions, which may
arise, to friendly power. preliminary to
any act of hostility. 1t will be noticed
that an overt act, but not a declaration,
however hostile it may be in tone, is ne-
cessary to constitute a breach of the
treaty. The overt act still wanting,
Prussia, in case of revision of tho treaty,
will consent to no restrictions on the free
action of the Gear.
The New York 15'ibune's special from
Prussian headquarters, via Epernay,
November IL, says: The first and eighth
army corps at Rheims yesterday, re-
ceived instructions to movo Southwest
" n IL n 90 nf ,Ff 1 Al
army of the Loire. Mono Of these forces
participated in the Dreux fight. The
design of Pnladines, reinforced by Kcra-
try, WAS to turn the flank Of the Fifth
Corps ut Versailles. and operate on tho
weak point Of the Prussian limo, between
st. Germaine and Argeutuil, where a
5ortie from Montvniericn was to sup
port his attack. lie had to march
Northwardly to avoid intercepting, but
encountered the Duke Of Mccklenburo
with parts of the Fifth and Twelfth
Corps of cavalry and infantry detached
from the forces besicging.
PARIS, November 2O.--The Fren ch
were driven beyond Chateau Ncuf. This
check will enable Tam TO push his
march Southwark.
LONDON, November 21.-F. B. Plum
bee, Master Of the University of Oxford,
is dead
Earl Russell arrived ut Versailles Sur
day night-hence the story of the Man
chester Examiner, touching Bismarck's
denial of IN understanding with Russia,
about the Black Sea, is unfounded. Rus
sells first official interview with bismarck
has been fixed for to-day.
special World correspondent, writing
from German headquarters, 17th, gives
important Information concerning the
movements against the army of the Loire
The Bnvarians are moving from Fon-
taineDleau, towards which point Freder-
ick Charles is Fastening by forced
marches. The Duke of Mccklcuburg
reports the enemy as having just dcfled
towards Chateau Dun and Chnrtres, and
are constantly pushing forward to occupy
Dreu1. Gen. Dnnriels hazarded much,
in order to deliver the capital-placing
the army of besiegcrs between two fires;
but the situation is equally critical on
the German side AT this moment the
French army is falling back on its re-
sources, resisting the army of Prince
Frederick Charles. A sortic from Paris,
combined with al attack in the rear
from Versailles, is daily expected. The
Parislans, yesterday, were attempting to
erect bridge over the Seine, near
Serves, to be used in case of sortie, but
have not yet succeeded.
General Won Moltke seems to think
that the consequences Of sortie would
be extremely serious. Last night, the
personal baggage of tho King was all
packed up, in readiness for instant
flight, and the same precautions will be
taken tonight. The Duke of Mecklen-
burg has asked for further Instructions.
saying he cannot hold his positions in
face of the greater strength of the army
OF tho Loire. Won Moltke says no troops
can possibly be spared from the army
around Paris, and the Duke must fail
back until he meets the army of Frede-
rick Charles. A junction is expected to.
night, between his advance and the
Dukes rear, at Rambouillet. The French
troops occupying Nantes, Sur-Seine,
Dreux and Verdun, are not portions of
the army of the Loire, but detachments
Of Bourbaki's army of the North. All
this information admirably supplements
the news received in London o-day.
The Prussian despatch, announcing
Of