The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-07
The introduction of the Prussian loan on the
market here has been deferred.


The New Germaa I.onu.
BERLIN, Dec. 6.-The bankers of this city on
the Sd instant paid IN thirty-four millions of
the new loan of one hundred millions, recently
authorized by Parliament. They announce
their readiness to take seventeen millions more
The Berliner Kreus Zoitung of to day says
The Chambers will probably be convoked on
the 18th.
The Black Sen TroubIe-E Egypt Ready for War.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The feeling of insecurity
caused by the demand of Russia relative to the
Paris treaty has almost entirely vanished.
1t is reported by kilograms from Alexandria
that the Khedive of Egypt will be prepared
within few days to arm 100, 900 men with
breeeh-loaders.
The Feeling in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 6.-Immediately after
the publication of Gortschakoff's note TO Gran
vile, private subscriptions were opened here for
the purpose of building fleet to operate on the
Black Sea. The Regier Ungusbote Government
Messenger, official newspaper, published an
editorial saying the scheme was not necessary,
as the defenses were secure, and this was time
of peace. 1t is understood the subscriptions
have been prohibited by the Government.
The Sublime Porte and the Conference.
LONDON, Dec. GA despatch from Constan-
tnople announces that the Sublime Porte has
for the settlement of the questions raised by
Russia relating the Black Sea, provided the dis
cussion is confined exclusively TO this topic.
The London stock BIarket.
LONDON, Dec. 6-1'30 2. NAT this hour the
stock market is absolutely inactive, awaiting
events In France and the effects of President
Grants message.
The PresIdest's Message Ia London.
Some of the journals appear with long
synopsis of that document this morning but
none of them have any comments.
The Russian National Subscription Forbidden
LONDON, Dec. e.-The special correspondent OF the
Tribune at st. Petersburg telegraphed Monday
9th inst :-"Government forbids national sub
soription for Black Sea feet, because such OBJ.
ject would be illegal During peace the Government
must pay the expenses OF land and naval forces.
The MOSCOW noblty have presented an address to
the Emperor OF thanks for the circular and for the
abolition OF class distinctions in compulsory mill
tary service declaring that the nobility ready
serve in the ranks for the defense and integrity of
| Ru ssa."
Particulars of the Recent sortIes-Probnble @
Duration OF the siege.
LONDON, Dec. 6-The special correspondent OF the
Tribune at Versailles writes, lst inst "There were
SaXons The Wurtembergers lost so prisoners 100
killed and wounded, and 40 officers; the saxons 100
men and 10 Officers. The French crossed the Marine
by bridge near BTie, under cover OF the guns OF
| the fort OF Nogent.
three different directions. The right was thrown
out towards Champgny. The right centre pressed
| on towards Nliers. The LETT was depl0yed in the
direction OF Noisy. All fought with great obsti-
macy. Shells fell at greater range than it be-
lieved the forts could carry, reaching beyond ont
| morenoy, the whole range being $500 yards-neary
| four miles
| "At Epinay ION the northern side OF Paris the
| French made rush at ;hree in the afternoon and
surprised battalion Of the Tlst Under heavy ire
from Fort la Briche, the French burst out from St.
| Denis at dOuble-quck, while gunhoat came down
! the stream, swept the banks clear OF German out
posts, and landed force at Epinay; thus occupying
| the houses near the river aud west OF the village
| half surrounding one battalion OF the list unawares.
| 'The French force being overwhelmiug the Ger
| mans fell back, hghtiug and evacuated the village
| renforcements arriving near st. Graten. The
| French then barricsded Epinay The Germans sent
| the whole 18th Brigade and the list and 3lst Reg.
| ments-altogether six battaons-to retake the viii
| lage. Advancing rapidly, the French were driver
out. During the two hours the German loss was 20(
| men and 10 officers
Another despatch, dated the Sd inst, says:-''Tht
| German officers believe, on military grounds, tna
| the siege may still extend beyond Christmas; bu
they hope that the French will be discouraged at the
failure OF recent sorties, especially by the final
capture Of Champigny yesterday"
| Cable Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. 6-Morning.-C0nsols opened at Q:
| @921s for both money and account. United States
bonds quiet and steady. 6-20s of 1862, So OF 1865
| old, ssh OF 1887, 90B 10-40s S74. Stocks quiet
Erie. 2oa4; Illinois Central, 1Il3; Atlantic and
FRANKFORT, Dec. Gu. s. 5-2Os, 941S.
| LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6-Aorning-Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands, SD. middling Orleans, 9JGd. Tht
sales are estimated at 10000 bales. Flour hrmer
HAMBURG, Dec 6.-Petroleum, 10 marc bancos,
BRKMEN, Dec 6-Petroleum, thaers, 2s groats
LONDON, Dec. 6-1'30 P. M.-Amercan SECURITIES
| quiet Stocks quiet.
for three days 1850 quarters, OF which $500 wer
American. Peas, 3ss. Cd. Pork buoyant Rey
beef, 1918. Cd.
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