The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-15
SECOND EDITION
WAR NEWS BY CABLE.
Russia and The Paris Treaty.
The Army Of the Loire.
The Orleans News at Vienna.
II is Received with Enthusiasm"
Gunboats in the Black Sea.
Swiss Neutrality Compromised.
The Orleans News at Vienna.
II is Received with Enthusiasm. /"
Gunboats in the Black Sea.
Swiss Neutrality Compromised.
FROM EUROPE.
German Unity.

German Unity.
BERLIN, Nov. 15.-The negotiations looking
to German unity are still pending. Prussia re-
Gently made a proposition that all legislation
relating to the press and matter of public meet
ings should belong exclusively to the Federal
Parliament.
Gladstone and Peace.
The Post of this city charges that Gladstone
interposed in the interest of peace between
France and Germany just long enough to admit
the negotiation of the new French loan.
The steamer westphaIia.
The Hamburg and New York steamship West
phalia, which sailed on the I'd instant for New
York, took refuge on the 10th instant at Cux-
haven, owing to the movements of the French
feet near the mouth of the Elbe.
Swiss Neutrality Compounded.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-It is said that number of
documents found in balloon which was re-
Gently captured by the Prussians seriously COM
promised the neutrality of Switzerland A note
from the French Government thanks the neu-
trails for their late Intervention in behalf of
peace. The note says the acceptance of the
harsh Prussian terms would be virtually sub
scribng to their own subjugation.
The Fail of Paris not the End of the War.
The Times to-day, in its editorial article on
the situation, is disposed to believe that the war
will not by any means be ended when Paris
is taken, so intense is the bitterness of the
French.
Austria Pleased with the Orleans Affair.
VIENNA, Nov. 15.-Great enthusiasm was
created at the Bourse here by the announce
ment that the Prussians had evacuated Orleans.
Prussinn Gsnnboats.
LONDON, Nov. 15-The Telegraph OF this
morning says it is certain that Russia has sixty
iron-clad gunboats in the Baltic Sea ready for
use.
Russia and the Treaty of Paris.
Tours, Nov. 15.-The resolve on the part of
the Russian Government to withdraw from the
Treaty of Paris creates a profound sensation
here. 1t is said an English envoy has gone to
Versailles to demand King Williams view of the
matter.
The Army of the Loire.
TOURS, Nov. 15.-The French camp between
Arthenay and Orleans is now strongly fortified
and armed with cannon of long range. This
will serve as base of the army of the Loire.
Advices from st. Feravy show that there have
been constant engagements between the franc
tireurs and the Prussian scouts for several days
past, and many have been killed on both sides.
she Russian Alliance.
LONDON, Nov. 15- Special to Messrs. d. G.
Wharton Smith & Co. "A diplomatic note from
the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs declares
there is no existing alliance between Russia and
Prussia. 1t is now the impression in Govern
ment circles that a peaceable solution of the
question win be successfully agreed upon.
Russia is expected to submit her desires to
diplomatic representation.
This morniBs's Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. l5-1l'3O A. M.-Consols opened al
92s for both money and account. American securities
quiet and steady; U. s. 5-20s OF 1862 ssh; OF 1865,
old, s74; of 1867, S92< 1040s, s6A Stocks steady
Erie, 1sA; Illinois Central, 1l0; Great Western
| 3OH.
| FRANKFORT, Nov 15.--U. S. bonds closed last
evening at 90 81, and opened this morning at 941.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15-1l30 A. Motion opened
steady; mddling uplands, 916d.; middling Orleans
93Sd. The sales to-day estimated at 10, 900 bales
| Corn, sOs for new. Peas frmer.
| ANTWERP Nov. 15-Petroleum closed 1rmer yes
terday.