The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-22
THE. EUR PEAN W AR.
THE wAR FEELING SPREADING.
a GENERAL CONFLICT PREDICTED.
Activity .Around the Contentiing
Armies.
DE, &c
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Inc war 1eennR Is aFue0C CQrOuSQOuC Lne
Russian Empire.
/ LONDON, Nov. Politik, the Sclavo-
MAN organ, says that the Sclaves are utterly
1 opposed to Russia !; but this is contradicted
by the other Sclaye journals.
| 80. THE WAR.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-itis rumored to-day
that Gen. Wonderland has been relieved.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 21.-The Belgian troops
have been recalled, but the frontier will
still be well guarded.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-F. B. Plumtree,
Master of the University Of Oxford, died
to-day. 49,
Odo Russell arrived at Versailles OH Sun-
day night, thus causing the story of the
Manchester Examiner touching Bismarck's
denial Of the understanding with Russia
about the Black Sea. Bismarck's first in
terview with Russell was set for to-day.
I-LoNDoN, Nov. 21.--A writer In the Pail
Mall Gazette urges the sending Of John
Bright to Washington as the envoy of Great
Britain to ensure pacific relations with
America in the present crisis.
1t is reported that Russia has fifty IRON
clads at Nikolief drawing less than eighteen
feet Of water. .....# Il.
TIE "woRLD's" ACCOUNT OF THE WAR.
NEW York, Nov. 2L-The Worlds spe.
cial correspondent, at German headquar-
tiers of the 18th, gives important informa-
ton concerning movements against the
army of the Loire. fh':
The Bavarians are moving from Fontaine-
bleau towards the point to which Prince
Frederick Charles is fastening by forced
marches: e-
The Duke of Mecklenburg is reported as
tjust having defled towards Chateau d. I'm,
and is persistently pushing forward to oc-
cupy Dreux. -
| in order to deliver the capital by placing
the army between two fires, but the sltua-
| ton is equally critical on the German side.
At this moment the French army is fall
ing back on its reserves, resisting the army
| of Prince Frederick Charles. The Pari-
slams Yesterday were attempting to erect
| bridges over. the Seine, near Seyres, to he
used In case of sortie, but have not yet
succeeded.
Gen. Won Moltke seems to think that the
consequences Of sOrtie would be eX-
| tremely serious. ~;
A sortie from Paris, combined with an
attack in the rear of the Germans, Is daily
expected. Last night the personal baggage
of the King was packed up in readiness for
instant flight, and the same precautions
will be taken tonight. [Stutf!
The Duke of Mecklenburg has asked for
| further instructions, saying that he cannot
hold his position in the face Of the increased
strength of the Army of the Loire. Won
| Moltke says that no troops can be spared
| possibly from the army around Paris, and
the Duke must fall back until he meets the
army of Frederick Charles. A junction Is
expected tonight between his advance and
the Dukes rear at Ramborillette, which the
French are occupying. Misunderstanding
and DreuX are not portions Of the Army OF
the Seine, but detachments Of Gen. Bour-
baki's Army OF the North.
| All this information admirably supple
ments the news received from London to-
| day. "
MORE "woRLD" ACCOUNTS FROM FRANCE.
NEW! YORK, Nov. 21.--a special to the
| World from London says that special from
Brussels says that Gen. Won Moltke, anti
cipating supreme effort by Gen. Trochu,
and fearing the ability of the Germans to
successfully resist sortie in force, has or
dered an abandonment of his former plans
of expeditions on the west and southwest
of France, and concentration Of all the
forces in the neighborhood Of Paris:
General Manteuffel has been, stopped
the Army of the SaXons, which Is now in
yesting the north OF Paris, while the Duke
of Mecklenburg, having formed junction
with Prince Frederick Charles between
Etampes and Fontainbleau, is approaching
Paris from the south. These movements
| will increase the force investing Paris to
So, 900 men. On the other hand, the Army
of the Loire east and north is without any
/ formidable foe in front.
Chancellor Hathersley has formally notl'
| fed his colleague that, should the Govern.
4 ,y,,cya .rrInf
Lowe, Cardwell, and Childress, it is be
lieved, will do the same.
The city is full of rulnors that Prince
Gortschakotf has informed Earl Granville O
his willingness to withdraw his note ant
submit Russia's claims to treaty of tht
Great Powers.
PRUssIAN ACCOUNTS.
BERLIN, Nov. 21.-A Prussian dispatch
announcing the action Of the 18th at Cha
teau Dun and Chateau Neuf was erro
neous only in the fact that the action wa!
fought that day at Chateau Dun, and moi
Chateau Neut. AT Chateau Dun, where
severe engagement took place, the result
was first repulse Of the French, but the
| Prllssian cavalry were subsequently checked
by the arrival of the I'D division of the
French army of the Loire. This show:
that D,Anselles Is still moving with hi
fright and his left still resting on
Orleans, Great care is taken to conceal his
plans, yet I state that he is amusing ths
4 Duke Of Mecklenburg with portion Of hi
larmy, while the bulk OF his force, not les!
than 150, 600 men, las gone northWard tt
form junction with Keratry coming from
the west, and with BourbaH coming from
the northeast. They will then move quick,
on Paris with the combined armies, which
4 will be under the command of Sarnbettej
and D. Aurelies. Bourbah, leaving behint
him large reserves, is moving forward Will
i IS 900 men to support him. Keratry ha
t5e;0eQ men, and when these armies form ,
junction the number Of troops will be go.
loco men besides their reserves. and 1O0, OO(
tof the Army Of the Lore. &9t :.st Is
( CHATRHs, Nov. ia part of Primo.
i Frederick Charles's army has established
! communication with the Duke Of Mecklen
burg between Etampes and Fontainbleau,
] where the entire force Of the; former vii
Iprobably effect O junction on the 23d inst
/ The united strength Of this force win thei
be 100 ,OOO men. The strategy Of DAuyelle
4 has drawn them considerably to the south
where he confronts them with an zen
ltrenched" army Of equal numbars.