Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-28
EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
nEsR ss'EsHr's FsEsssaas.
Fighting Along the whole Line.

- HUBS EHhthr1 I" mole
TIE following Important items OF war news
vere received Lere last night;
IflE rEENCH EVERY WHERE SUCCESS
H.. -s. >-ov. !. N. y. TYarrF SIeciaI N-Sur-
r.g lLr- ighung l. going on all along the
tu-- The tESach have carried everything.
@ ~ IrJs-i4Es tried 70 turn tue right OF the
-e-rr a. Glen, On the Lore, aud their left at
satyau du Loire, midway between lie Mans
IuuI>. but were rtp1lsed u both attempts. with
-Iest loss There was slsO hard fighting at Ven
O.. lie wifi the French LETT centre to-day, the
french driving back the enemy and taxing so
T-tsOuers. NJ doubt decisive battle has been
vscr b~ tie French. There Is great excitement
a; Hours.
GREAT BATTLE IMPENDING.
TOMS. Nov. The MOuiteur says that a
greet srtlc IL impending. The diminishing 20
i.r AZ resulted in favor Of the Trench. The
PIuss ans Demonstrated toward Gren aud Mon
t--gis, bat encountered resistance, which
CI.Iged the m 20 make a change in their plan OF
attsCE. They moved a portion of their troops
from the centre 70 the right, seeking 10 over
vke,U the Fren u left, which vas too extended
60 Re easily defended. The eHeuy's movement
Va IE such force that there had TO be a heavy
concentration OF troops to resist it. Chateau
I'un vsS. N Consequence, left uncovered, and
las possibly been captured. The PrusSians on
Y hUIs|sy bOmbsTded Seuville.
FRENCH VICTORY NEAR YENDOME.
Tours, Nov 26.-(N y. World SpeciaL}-A
great French victory was won yesterday, near
eudOme. The battle began at ,. m, when
tie Prussians attempted 70 turn the left 4 ank of
PalaGIne's army, posted along the Chatres and
Aenu0me railroad, under General Garnett. The
PTuSs ans were repulsed and routed, suffering
great lOss. and were repulsed until at night.
They reiterated towards Chateau Dun. Two
guns were Captured. The government also has
dispatches announcing engagements along the
whole front and ON both TANKS OF General
G'AuIeile's lines, All resulted IL victories for
the rerCh.
BCNBARDMENT OF PARIS-CoNFER-
~ - cyEqfs
lCSDCc. Nov. fin. Y. Tribune special.l
Gen. Hahnenfeidt personally told the Tribune
correspondent in London that the lombard
msDt OF Paris would begin early in December
Ia. Bancroft has received dispatch from
Wash 1gt0n tOr Minister Wa=hburne, giving
; n permission TO leave Paris.
y Tribune correspondent AZ 81. Petersburg
te.CgTaI rs at > O'Clock on SUNDAY afternoon
That conference OF the powers, to meet in
i-0udon, hiss been agreed Oh, which. it is under
stood. viii Tatlty accomplished facts. A TSjJfrs
correspondent AZ Pesth writes that q prelimiua-
~ communication of a cOneilhstOry character
Las a..iyed from 81. Petersburg.
80 WAR WIFE RUSSIA.
LOND0S. Nov. TN. Y. Word speciaIl-Tha
Cr-I-oI IL ON CIsl cIrclrs tO-nigEtis that there
y5l be TO war with Russia. at least not Tor the
resent. GOTtscb 4kOff saws that Russia still
s.slr'alus her POSITION. England will remain
cu.er. cOutentIHg herself BY protesting. and
y.rG % her determination to 60 to war when
h--sia O. mmits an overt act.
AMIENS.
n correspondent AT AulenS SAWS SATURDAY
frrLCcn there wa smart fighting at MOreuil
which vaS occupied by Uhlahs. they crossed
s-5 S-tEme this morning, and now Amiens is
threatened.
FROM THE PALS FRONT.
NEgSAILIEs. Nov. tt Herdh speCiall-
cIt> HiS~y, SanOres and MOntrouge opered
90 .ast night A sortie is expected.
TURKEY.
Thine special at COnsta0tinOple states
that Oh saturday afternoon fgnatieff had an au-
ClcuCa With the Sultan on the subject of the
revision OF he tr52-y. There Is much ACTIVITY
arlJEg OlP'omatIsts, and the state of feeling is
che @. doubt aut uEeAsiaess. Military and
naval Preparations are active. Ar American
cttCer has been appointed to the charge of a
torIeCe ttC-gTy. AT depends on the trmness of
England
PEJ SIAN AND RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY
Il Sew York Trtbss.e Berlin special saws AZ
TIE Outbreak OF the present war. GOrtschskOf
lad -eyJTd. interviews with King William and
Bismarck The neutrality OF Russia was the
FrInClp.e object II the negotiations, and G0rts-
chakU- demanded the scquiescense of Prussia
IL the abolition Of that part OF the Paris treaty
which fOTbids Russia keeping a feet in the
biaC.. sea Bismarck accepted the proposition
1uu u was then mutually understood the claim
OF Russia should Je PUT publicly forward OF tie
CONCLUSION OF peace between Prussia and
rance By this arrangement Bismarck was
clat. 90 by Tie middle of August TO send for
two corps vEICE al becD left for the defense of
TIE eastern prev. nee o. SileSia, and Prussia
a. enabled e. Sc 4 TINE for the beginning for
the var, By tbs understanding not only was
tie neutrality Cr lsuSSia secured. but (iorts-
s.-Sof Lad even pledged himself 10 restrain
-u<-Iis from IN. difference between Prussia and
France Some weeks ago the cabinet at
81 Petersburg p )8 ght peace was about to be
made Premei1fs4y, and silence was broken con-