The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-28
NO Fear of HostiIities.
England will not Fight.
FROM EUROPE.
The Black Sen Question.

LONDON, NOV. SS.-lne IlfleS or this morn
ing contains St. Petersburg dispatches of a more
pacific tone, and notes partial return of COM
mercial activity No collision between Russia
and England is now probable. 1t has been def
nitely settled that meeting of foreign minis
ters of powers interested in the treaty of 1856
shall take place in England in January.
General Engagement ou the Loire.
Dispatches from Tours announce thata severe
and general engagement is in progress. French
victories along the Loire are claimed and it is
reported that the Germans have been routed and
are retreating.
No IDanRer of mnptnre Between EnSiand
LONDON, Nov 28.-The feeling in financial
circles to-day is much more healthy. The fears
of a rupture in the relations between Great
Britain and Russia on the question of the
Black Sea difficulty are gradually abating among
all classes of people.
The Times this morning hopes that the
answer to Gortschakoff which goes forward TO
st. Petersburg to-day will be firm and concili-
| atory.
Italian Protest.
a protest from the Italian Government was
sent to st. Petersburg on Saturday last
Odo Russell
| dined yesterday with King William at Ver-
| sailles. He was we'll received Subsequently
| he had an interview with Count Bismarck. The
and having no concert with Russia he was sur
prsed at the action of Gortschakof. Prussia,
however, declined to interfere in the matter.
Defense of Paris Impossible.
| LONDON, Nov. 2S-11 A. M.-The news from
! France to-day is meagre and unimportant The
| Paris Figaro implores the French Government
| to conclude peace, the defense of Paris beinL
impossible.
The Tours journals of Saturday speak of the
extraordinary activity of the War Department.
| obituary.
| LONDON, Nov. 28.-James Stuart Wortley
died yesterday, aged sixty-fve years.
Amnesty Accepted.
| MADRID, Nov. 28.-The Counts of Cheste and
Calonge have accepted the amnesty offered by
the Government They have sworn fidelity to
the constitution, and been restored to their
Captain, Generalships.
Another Rep9E. of the Tscsns Fighting
LONDON, Nov. $3.50 p. M.-The following
important despatch is just received here:-
Tours, Nov. 28-Forenoon.-A battle oc-
Cured yesterday between Villers and Saleux
near Amiens in the Department of Somme
which lasted all day. The French maintained
their positions up to half-past in the after
noon, when the town of Villiers was abandoned
before superior forces and the artillery of the
Prussians. The French subsequently were
beaten at Boves, few miles west of Villiers,
but at Dury maintained their position until
nightfall. Three thousand Germans were en-,
gagged in the conflict at the latter place.
Russin PiacabIe.
VERSAILLES, Nov 81, via Berlin and London,
Nov. 28-The settlement of the Black Sea ques-
tion may be looked for on the basis of confer
ence and the Withdrawal of the Russian note.
After Constantinople and st. Petersburg had
been rejected as the seat of the proposed con-
ference, London was agreed upon. Russia is
entirely placable.
This aI0rnInE's Quotations.
LONDON. Nov 2s-ll'3O A. M,-Consos opened
ai 92ZS for both money aud account American Sc.
curities quiet and STEADY. U. s. 5-20s Of 1862 SIS;
of 1865, old s74; of 1867 ssA; 1o,4os, s6X. The
Central, IiO; Great Western, 27k.
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Whale OIL is declining; Calcutta
Iinseed declining; spirits petroleum scarce; sales
IfT ERPooI, Nov. qs-1l'sO A. M-ootton heavy,
@9Hd The sales to-day estimated at OOI bales
but may possibly reach l2,OOO bales
The Fighting on the Loire-DetniIs of the
French Victories
THE following despatch has been contradcted by
telegram since received, but t gives details tha
, will be found of inteTestl-
. LONDON, Nov. Especial to the New YorE
3 FOrld.)-Mr. Applegarth sends me word from Tour
I that fighting has been going alOng the WhOt
I line. The French have carried every Thing before
! CONTINUOUS DEFEATS OF THE GERMANS.
The Germans attempted to turn the French riga
wig at Glen Rur-I.oire.
Glen is a small town of some 1000 inhabitants OF
the right bank OF the LOIRE forty miles by the post
9 road from Orleans. 1t was here that Joan OF Ar
crossed the Loire On her To announce her divine
t mission TO the Dauphin at Chinon.l
They also attempted at dS the same time me to 1 tsrI
d of Chateau-du-Loir, midway between lie Mans ant
+; Tours. GChateau-du-Loir is town Of about $50
inhabitants in the Department OF the Sarthe, tn
right bank OF the Loire where the I've ows into tina
stream. BY the lines Of the travelled roads, pos
| audC hafe lu-IO