The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-23
era and twenty.six guns.

Luz AiheS, III Ill editorial, to-day,
says it is disposed to believe that the
French feeling ia 80 Intense, that tho
war could not end by any means with
the oaptdre Of Paris.
VIENNA, November l5.-Grsat en-.
thusiasm was created on tho Bourse,
upon the announcement that the Prus.
slams have evacuated Orleans, ,g,, &,
LoNDoN, Novomb Il l5.-The Tele.
graph saysit is certain that Russia
has sixty iron-clad gun-boats in the
Black Sea, ready for action.
CRY OF Mexico, VIA HAVANA, No
vombcr Is = rhe cholera is raging at
port M,nal,ilan, brought there by
vessels in July. The Government
closes the port Of Merida and open tho
port Of Progress in-tuad.
LoNDoN, Novomber l5.---. D. sputch.
es from Blois and Tou,s confirm rus
mors that battle has been fought
near Ar,henuy. The extent Of tho
Pruseian loss has not yet been nsoer-
tuined but that another French VIC
tory has been obtained, seems to 10
without doubt. The conflict oligina.
ted in an attack upon Lunn, along tho
road leading from Chevilly aud
0, leans, and the fight has evidently
been very deSp ,rato. The Frcnch
arc following up their recent vict1r,e4
with considerable fcrvor and dash,
and latest reports from the interior Of
Paris, where the news Of recent vic.
tories have been officially published
have given silver lining to the cloud
that seems to hang over the doomed
| city.
LonDoN, November l7.-There is
intense excitement in Government
ciicles relative to threatened cumpli-
cations growing out Of the russian at
tempt to secure revision Of the treaty
of Paris. The general cunv,c'ion is
that craftsmanship is at fault, and
the country wholly unprepared for
war. The secretary of War is hasten
Ing to the armiug of the nation.
Securities are declining and bread.
stuf,s advancing, All the great
powers are ready to consider the Paris
treaty. Granville replying to Gore-
schakof's circular, denounces the
right vi Russia to recognize the Euro
uean situation as releasing her from
socmn treaty stipulation. The
Times, in 4 strong Article on tho
grave situation, says if Russia puts
feet in tn, Black Sea, Tul KY should
be able to sweep it off if uo., Eng
land and other po.ers will be obliged
to dn so.
MADRID, November l7.-The Cor
tcs h ve elected the Duke of Aosta
King Spain, by l9l to 100. The city
Is animated, but there Is no di>o,d der.
Aos was theu proclaimed King by
tho President of tho Cortes. Tho
Car!ists give twelve blank votes.
LONDON, November II. The cve.-
ing pape.s concur i'll urging visor"u,
var measures. Merchants here de-
cline to charter Russian vessels. Tar
key is preparing for desperate con-
flo.
Con N>TANTINorLE, November II.
The Sublime Porte did uot receive
Gnrtzoha note until ye.terdoy.
Fl despatch is conoiIiatiug in tone,
but insists upon revision Of the
treaty IF 1856. The Ottoman Govern.
ment will make an enrrge5lc reply.
Exception from military service in
Russia have been limited and I'll
classes summoned.
New Y,RE, November l6.-The
Worlds special from London says
Russell has informed Granville that
Bismarck say s Prussia has not be
and will not be a party 10 the abroga-
tion of the treaty f 1856 by Russia
that Gortsch koff's circnlar took Bis
marck hy surprise, and hst no secret
understanding exists between Prussia
and Russia. Bismatck's protc> ta,ions
arc received with increduli,y by tho
best informed circles
LONDON, November l6.-A Berlin
correspondent in,imatcs that peace is
impossible until F,once learns that
the Government Of National Defence
mean international disorder.
ToURs, November l6.-Frenoh Jour
pals treat Engla.d's anxiety on tho
subject Of Russia's renuuciation Of
the Paris treaty as just return for
her Indifference to the sufferings of
her former ally. Tho Government
here seems to give no attention to tho
incident.