The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-23
FROM EUROPE.

Tours, Nov. l5.--A dispatch from Lyons announces
that the mutinous soldiers Of the garde mobile have
been tried and three of them executed.
Aux Anne, in the department of Cole dor has been
| nearly invested by the Prussians.
DALE, Nov. Is, via TOurs.-The Prussian force at
Chevigny, about 4S00 strong, has been recalled to
Groy in the department of Haute Laone owing to the
recaptnre of Dion by the French. Three hundred
Prussans attacked this place yesterday but hand
somely repulsed by the national guard
MARsEILLEs, Nov. 15.-Returns from the municipal
election foot up follows: Republicans 20 900, Com
munists 8000 The city has been perfectly quiet.
PEsTH, Nov l5.-In the Hungarian Diet day the
clerk urged the government to resist Russian preten
sions The opposition, however, desired to effect n
peaceful arrangement
Tours, Nov. l6.-It is reported that the Bavarians
of Taarns command are deserting in great numbers
The peasants capture and bring them into the towns
The government, in the Monteur, thanks the national
guard of the department of Seine Elarne for their gal
lantry in capturing body of Prussian cavalry.
Nothing official from Paris or the army of the Loire
has been published.
Paadine is, by decree, appointed commanderin in
chief of the army of the Loire.
In addition to the forces already in the field four in
renched camps to be formed where half million
Of men may drill.
dispatch from Gein reports the enemy at Sens
On the German prisoners captured around Orleans,
large quantities of French ewelry and gold found
LONDON, Nov l6.-Tbe Prussian authorities in Stras-
bourg have discovered and broken up recruiting
Office for the French which conducted with great
secrecy and had sent to the field $50 franc reurs.
A Prussian column from Rheims threatens the army
of Gen. Cambries.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 16.- Rear Admirals investing
Paris protected by the arrival of fresh troops.
Cork, Nov. 16.-There was great demonstration
of sympathy for the Pope here tonight. The Bishop
of Cork presided. An address was made by the plem-
Der of Parliament from the Cork district Resolutions
expressing personal sympathy for the holy father and
lamenng the destruction of the temporal power as
detrimental to the peace of Europe and in favor of
memorializns the government on the subject were
adopted by accamation.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-The Vienna cabinet are dssat
isfed with Gladstones dispatch to Russa's note and
likens him to Lord Aberdeen. r7a
In view of the possible movement Southwark by
Russia, British feet of observation will be esab-
lshed in the Mediterranean, with Malta as a rendez.
vous. @a.
Belgium replies to the Prnssian complaints of the
tone Of the Belgium press, that the Belgium press is
constitutionally free
Dispatches tonight report Prince Frederick Charles
moving southward. His troops occupy Jonle Vant
Trojes and Sens. --.-.a .-.. ..a:
ST, PETERSBURG, Nov l6.--Prince Gortschakeohs
circular concerning the Paris treaty of 1856 is dated
October 3lst 1t rectes successive alterations and
violations of European treaties among them, that of
1856. He is unable to see why Russia should OBJ
the latter when it has been disregarded by 9TH
efs therefore, Russia dsavows its obligation to the
limited enjoyment of the Fuxne sea and invites the
Sultan to enjoy eqnal rights with us. He has no wish
to reknkle the Eastern question and only aims at in
creasing her defensive strength
The Government has prepared compromise, sub
stitute, which ia an equitable one, and, therefore,
permanent basis.
LONDON, Nov l6.-@The capture of Dion is con.
irmed. =..+ l. $50. .la.s. ...- -- .
Frederick Charles reached the river Yonne with
| so 900 men to relieve Won Dnrtann.
BRUSSELS, Nov. l6.-The Independence Beige has a
telegram dated Vienna last evening, announcing that
England, Austria, Turkey and Italy have agreed to
preserve csmmon attitude toward Russia A note is
being prepared at Vienna to that effect
The threatening attitude of Russia causes panic in
money circles here.
FLORENCE, Nov. l6.-Russias repndiaon of the
Paris treaty causes intense anxiety here.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-Stoeks and securities of all
kinds are lower, and the market is fiat, in view of
crisis in the Eastern question. There is uneasness in
all circles -a..--., ..
The Times has special from Vienna this morning
which confirms the reports already received of ex-
etement there growing of the attitude of Russ-
the question of the alliance between England Aus
tria, Italy and Turkey. This matter is discussed On
all sides. The Times aiudes to Gratschakeoff's cir
cular with disgust and indignation.
A dispatch from Versailles last evening reports
every thing quiet on the Loire and before Paris.
The Prussan army of the North has occupied
Channay in the department of the Aisne From this
point they threaten Cambren, Reeoray, La Fere and
other fortified places in that locality.
The Times of this afternoon has Berlin special to-
day, saying that the French movement towards Char
tres is apparently intended preliminary to attack
on the western flank of the German army now invest
ing Paris.
The French are treating captains of merchant ves
sels which they capture as prisoners of war Bis
marck demands the surrender of 40 captains, and
threatens retaliation upon equal number of French
notables.
Garabaldi is abandoning the liae of Vosges
The Prussans have advanced to Dale.
remarkable decline in all continental securities a
exchange to-day. on account of the complications on