The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-29
EUR OpEAN AFFAIRS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

THE WAR IN FRANCE-THE BATTLES ON TIE LOIRE
GREAT PRUssIAE vICTORIES-KING WILLIAM con-
FIRMS THEM-THE BRITISH MINISTERIAL CRIsIs-A
CABINET REORGANIZATION UNAVOIDABLE.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The Queen continues resolutey
opposed to war with Russia. Granville demands
the presence OF france at any conference on the
kastern question. II this is insisted on no confer
ence can be held until peace is declared between
France and Prussia. 1t believed at the Prussian
Legation in London that conference is certain.
The neutral powers VIII apply such pressure TO
France as viii render it impossible for her to refuse
10 acquesce
with the delay ana hesitation OF the Allies in in-
dorsing its proposals to assume the offensive against
Russia
LONDON, Nov. 2S-11 80 p. M.-There is no truth
in the report that an attempt had been made the
life of King William, but proofs OF dangerous
conspiracy have been discovered. The affair Is kept
quiet Tnc particulars nave TRANSFERRED and 1t is
ported the King and his star have removed from
Versailles to MeauX.
No trains are allowed to run on the railways be-
. tween the Seine and Loire, except for the trans
There are now no German troops in the forest Of
Ardennes.
to MontmedY,
The village Of versignv near La Ferewa burned
10 the ground before toe surrender of the fortress
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-(Special to the New York He
TGh.)--Aiter ali inharmonious session the Cabinet
meeting broke up, TO meet oa Wednesday. Gran
vile has gone TO Windsor again tonight TO confer
with the Queen rum0r prevails that Lowe,
Bright, and Cardwell are likely to go out OF the
Cabinet. They refuse to make war at any price,
while Granville insists that Russia must be COM
PEELED TO withdraw the letters before even a con-
1t is said the council tomorrow, to be presided
over by the Queen, is a formal meeting TO be held
for business. and has no connection with Russian
affairs. Prussias reply is nervousiy and anxiously
awaited. The rum0 OF Russa's Willingness TO suo-
init to q Congress is believed to be groundess
The Herald correspondent at Vienna, on the 2sth,
reports that Bismarck, 10y direction Of the King has
addressed letter TO GOrrschakOn, expressing de-
sire for Russia to accept Prussas mediation pledg-
Ing Prussan influence IN that event, TO secure such
alterations or notifications OF the treaty as will
BERLIN, Nov. 2s-The North German Parliament
granted the extraordinary war credit demanded by
the Government, 10y vote of LIS to .. The only
opposition came from socialists aud democratic
members
Delbruck announced the ratification by the Fed
eral council OF the union OF Wurtem0arg with the
confederation He stated that the adhesion OF
Bavaria would be considered on Wednesday BA-
vaTia retains an independent military jurisdiction
under her kIg, but the organization, dril, equip
ment, etc, OF her army are TO be nodded 10 con-
form TO the PIussan system.
Evening papers contain rulnor that an attempt
has been made by Bayarian soldier to Shoot the
King OF Prussia. The publication Of correspondence
from the seat OF war by German newspapers 10 pro-
hibited
it was agreed that Gortschakon.s last despatch a
should not be considered as removing the question
o. Russias demand from the sphere OF diplomacy
The Vienna Cabinet is not uniayOrable to a con-
ference Of the Powers on principle, but presses the
settlement OF preliminary questions,
ispatches from COnstantinople say the Sultan
and Grand ViZler show alarm at the situation
counting on peaceful solution
The British Government has bought all gunpOw
deGcotton in the market Lead advanced to e2s
per ton.
Financiers say immense supplies OF arms aud mu-
ntiOns OF war have arrived at the Russian p)rts il
the Black Sea.
LONDON, Nov, 2s.-The reports OF German sue
cesses in the battles around Amiens confirmed
by despatch from King William, which, however
gives no particulars. In the fight at Druy the PTus
SLAMS had 30 coo men, not 3O00
LONDON, Nov. 29-l2'3O A. M.-News has Just ar
rived that Amiens has been occupied by the German
troops under General GrOben. The following Wal
issued previously by the Prefect OF Somme:-
Citizens-The day Of trial has arrived. In spite o
al
hands. The Army OF the North Is retreaung -th'
National Guards disarning. leave you, but WI