The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-19
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BERLIN, Nov. l9.-Rumors of a doubtful
character are in circulation In Berlin tha
he cspitulstion Of Paris is imminent Itn
also rumored In this connection, that tn.
administration of the commissioners ar.
ouslIy preparing to receive a large French
force.
New YoRK, Nov. 19.-The weather here
ass been very cold during the night, with
suow storm during tie day. Ice formed
Freely.
Dickson Wall, Jersaymsn, was attract
ID here by q circular from some swindling
;oncern in Broadway, offering to sell couu-
terfeir money. He bought package. bul
Sas nicely sold, as il contained old paper
aud saw dust. He then procured the arrest
# seven men, engaged IN the business al
jSs Broadway, for swindhng him.
LONDON, Nov. 19-John Stuart Mil
writes al Interesting article to the Times
which appears IN this mornings issue, upoL L
he hsstlng action of Earl Gran vile, in re-
plying to Gottschokatf's note, whereby Eng
md has been placed IN an embarrasIug
,osition. He crlticises severely the point,
II Earl Grsnviile's circular In Eng lands
,tatmen, and who are dragging the county
u to war with Russia will receive the de
,erved e1ecration OF the people. He declares
hat the honor of Eng land Is not concerned
q the protection of Turkey or the humilia
Ion of Russia.
Professor Proude, the eminent historian
,lso writes to the Times al able article il
ne same strain.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-Dispasches received
this morning from Vienna announce thai
the policy OF the American Government is
inspected by diplomatic circles there to be
IN favor of Russia, and approving the at,i
sude assumed by that power.
Tours, Nov. Electromagnetic Prus
slams occupy the Heights OF Cherisy.
a severe battle has been going on before
Dreux, since Two O'Clock this afternoon
he result is unknown.
Won Dertaun occupies the line extending
from the Paris and Orleans Railroad, Il
bombelle.
LONDON, Nov l9-Telegrams from
orusseIls today says: Yesterday division
ii Mecklenburgers advanced along the roac
eadIng from hnodom TO Ureux, and occu-
pied the lastertown meeting slight resistenc.
from portion OF the French army com
nanded by RlcIeck, who were marching 1,
JOIN the Army Of the Loire from Chartres.
Hard fighting is reported gcing OF
along the road from Augerviile to Etsm pes
A special telegram from Tours the It'd
has the following: General Paladine ha,
repeated his strategic movement whicl
secured his late victory at Orleans, and hs
accomplished another still more importan
success. While holding the German force.
,s Toury by threatening them In the from
with a force equal tie their own. he ha
.wung around the left wing, moving at tn,
anne time the whole of the troops from
Char.res along the road leading through
Ablis or Sionville, Authon, and St. Helair
20 Etampes, where the troops are housed. b.
his movement Paladine thrust himseI
between the Duke of Mecklenberg an,
Paris, while also encircling the German
army on its front, right flank and rear
While this was going on the Germans divin
ing the danger, CONNIE enced to retreat from
rourny northward along the road leadin
10 Augervile to point twelve miles sout
Of Etampes. Some fighting occurred result
lrg in advantage to the French.
The Governments Tours has information
that the advance of the army of Prince
Frederick Charles has only reached Auerr
to-day, ten days march from Tours.
A dispatch to the Manchester Guardia
SAYS the army of Loire yesterday was q
Etanpes, thirty miles from Paris.
Advices from Orleans last evening to Nor
day say that the Prussians had retired to tn
nor.hwsrd, and beyond Ortenay.
The French had constructed heavy earth
works in front of the railway junction jus
| outside of Orleans. Ten thousand men he
been employed at the work.
LILLE, Nov l9-The garrison OF l.
Terre has made q brilliant sortie and r.
| eved the ueighooring town Of Tergnie1
which was sorely pressed by the enemy
The besiegers lost several hundred in killet
wounded and missing.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia delegation {
prominent officials from New Mexic
arrived Yesterday to urge upon Congress ii
passage of an act admitting New Mexico q
a State into the union. They claim II
country has over q hundred thousand taxi
BILE Inhabitants, and is fully prepared f
admission. They say that within q ye,
after the Trans Continental railroad
completed and connection made with Il
Kansas Pacific. the territory will ha,
trebled his present population. The bill f
the admission of the territory was introdncs
during the last session Of Congress, and