The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-23
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LONDON, Noyember l8. "A special
despatch to tha Manchester Guardian
says the army of the Loire, y yesterday
wasat @Etampes, thirty Hniles from
Paris. 4.......
Earl Russell has written a. pa mplet
on the situation. lie proposos joint
armed resistance Of the powers, if
Prussia demands more than Alace
and part of LORRAINE, aud urges Eng
land TO form strong military reserve
based ON tho militia. and to place a
strong garrison at Quebec, under an
able co,nWapder. t,rI.a ..I.v .r.
Tho diplomats all claim to have
known that the dcmand of Russia
would be made soouer or later Such
public opinion as there Is in Russia
is repre- sen;ed to be in favor of peace,
English officers are volunteering for
service in tho Turkish army. 1t is
stated that when the Russian Minis.
ter ut Vienna communicated Prince
Cortschak, frs note to Baron Won
Bcust, he accompanied it with assur-
VI WV pCaSCtul
on tic part of his Government.
Tho Pail Mall Gazette, referring to
Odo Rusell's special mission to YER
sailles, believes ho will return Within
twenty -four hours with o disavowal
on the part of Prussia, Of sympathy
with Russia's prrtensions, or will lonve
behind assurances that au un>ntisfnc-
tory reply willsbc equiv nlent to com
|plioity.
The Journal de St. Petersburg de-
clares Russia will not be unwilling to
submit ber demand to a Congress, if it
can bo called Immediately. 1t dc.
hics that the Russian no:s meant abro.
cation of the entire treaty. Turkey,
it says, is threatened with internal
dangers, and Intervention is necessary
now.
A cable despatch to the Associated
Press, dated London, l9eh., says
Dispatches received here from Fior-
ence state that the Italian Govern
ment has certainly declncd to, Jon
iu a diplomats move ag;liu,t RnSs /.
LoNDoN, + No,vmbcr l0.---jv vhu
Stuart Mill es 10 the Time.. pro.
tasting against u war with Russia
upon any existing provocation, es-
pecially a. Prns,ia's iemands thus far
seem worthy Of c"u>lde: atiou. Froude
also writes, urging, the ,iovernment I O
change front, rather than extend the
war. The Poat says Russia must re-
cant, or embark in war insuring he.
humiliation. The feeling of England
to-day is somewhat more peaceful,
but ,hcre is still strong uuder-our-
4 ent Of excitement. Securi tiles are
lower and breadstufs higher.
Ru clips pamphlet, just Issued, has
been Suppressed, at the suggestion of
his friends
TouRs, November l9.--The Prus-
siaus occupy the heights Of Charisy
A severe battle has been progressing
near Drcux since 2 o'clock This after
noon. Tie result is not known. Tam
occupies the line extcd,ing from the
Orleans and Paris Railroad TO Bar
mevail. The affair at Athernay Of
tho 10Th was ,rifiug. trO..t'
LONDON, November 10 The
P'inue of Wales, representing the
views If the Qncen, it is understood
expressed to the cabinet disapproha-
tion of Granvillc'ss hastys note to
Russia. j..
a balloon letter from Paris SAYS
Troohu. IN abont to drive from the
city 10, 500 starved citiznus, for WHOM,
he can no lor ger provide food. 10
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1l9.-
The Gaulois, of this city, denies that
Ruassia offered neutrality to Prussia
npou condition that the Paris treaty
DO set asiAo. Russia only desired
modification ofthe treaty, and is quite
willing to submit her pfetensions to
tho decision of a conference. Prussia
will only consent to conference,
upon condition that Piussia's reia-
tions to France shall not bo discussed.
LONDON, November l9.-Rumors
continue to circulate of q proposed
concentrated attack on tho Prussians
positions before Paris by the French,
attended by sortie from the city.
The time fixed for this grand move
IS sara 70 DC next monday or Tues
day. ~, =
LONDON, November ia tele-
gram from Tours, dated the 9th, states
that detachment Of Gardes Mobile,
be!onging to the army of centre, under
Cen. Fierck, which Is advancing from
Lewans, along tho liue Of the railway
from chat city to Chatres; had reached
Druex, 25 miles southwest Of v Versail-
lea, where they encountered the Itch
division; of the aimy'; being outnum-
bered, detachnsht fell back upon
the main body. 'H'1o :
VERSAILLES, Novcmber 9-The
&c m n forces here have rece.vedq
s"sce'y any reinforeo,ments sinte tho
fall of Metz. ."" ~, 1rI .;' :
a change Of plans has occurred :,
Lyous. An imn,sdiate attack on the
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