The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-23
WAR TN EUROPE
UhlaBs Driven Into Belgium.
SORTIE FROM MONTMEDK
speculatlOns OH The Russian
Question.
Gortsehaekoff's Reply to Granville
OOneiliatory.
More Extensive ManeuVering.
No Heavy Fighting.
NO Heavy Fighting.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November ga laboE
strike occurred at Limerick, to day.
No violence has been reported thus
far, though the authorities, anticipat-
ing trouble. have taken precautions
TO preventit.
The Shipping Gazette mentions the
fact that French produsts, fabrics,
wines, etc, may be bought now in
France AZ fabulously low prices, owing
20 the war and the paralyzation Of
commerce.
Odo Russell dined with the Crown
Prince of Prussia on Sunday.
Parties arrived at Versailles lately
on hopeless mission to effect an ar
mistice.
The Paris Constituttanel says that
Russia errs, thinking that the neutral
ity of the Black Sea is a Napoleonic
idea; it is q traditional policy of
France.
LONDON, November 22.--The Lux.
embourg Echo says the Franc tireurs
ha We been successful In several en-
counters with the Uhlans, lately near
the border; many of the latter have
been killed. More than ZOO Uhlans
were lately driven into Belgium.
where they were &c once disarmed.
The siege of Montmedy continues.
The garrison made successful s0rtie
on the 18th, aud five hundred Germans
we're either killed, wounded or cap
tured. The besiegers have since with
drawn beyond the fre of the fortress.
IworId's special.I
LONDON, November % "A special
- 81 Vlwk- HWos-yI
dated Nov. 22d, says that according TO
the late So information received from
Versailles, incessant exertions are di
rected to the formation of second
outer line Of investment, TO cover the
operations OF the inner line.
The strategy of General D D'Aurelles,
it is understood at Versailles, has
been met by q counter movement,
with centre at Orleans. General
D'Aurelles had extended his lines
both north and south, intending to
enclose the Germans on both flanks
The latter have executed similar
movements, falling back at the same
time towards Paris.
| General D'Aurelles' line is now
said to extend from Etampes through
Vendome, Orleans, and Bronges, tc
Nevres. His main body rests along
this line. While it is feared that Q
large section Of his force has passed
north, toward Everux, his line also
extends from Orleans 60 Augerville
and in a triangle, whereof VendOme
Orleans, and Augerville form points
The German line extends from
Chateau Neuf through Chartres anC
Etamps to Fontainebleau.
Worlds SpeciaI.l
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The belief il
Downing Street, is that Russia, il
Difference to the united opinion Of tn
Great Powers, will withdraw the pre-
tentions advanced by Gortschakoff
note, and expresses her willingness &
refer the question at issue to con
ference, which will not be summone
until the termination of the presen
war.
1t is believed in some quarters ths
|, Italy will ultimately join Austria su'
England, in resisting Russia.
There is no truth IN the report tbs
], Turkey is negotiating with Russia !
= regard TO an armistice between tn
. French aud Germans. The same diff
Guilty as before blocks the way; that Il
the difficulty about the provisioniu
u of Paris during the truce.
4 Two Danish Deputies, Keller an
Q Abelmapn, were electad TO the PruI
sian Parliament, from North Schles
T. wig By a large majority.
y A telegram from Brussels OF tC
q days date, says a Paris letter of Il
l. 14th, which came by balloon, state
oI that the city is quiet, and perfect ord
. prevails.
n LONDON, November 22-The sp
- ciel correspondent of the TribHn
telegraphing from St. Petersburg,sal
le the city government yesterday unan
10 mously aud enthusiastically adopte
Ee an address of thanks to the Emp
es ror for GOrtschakoff's circular.
g. The 1ribuRe's correspondent
o. Garibaldi's headquarters, at Autu
O. writing under date of the 18Th, sa
10 the reported difficulty between GA
og baldi aud the Franc -tireurs is utter
ne unfounded. Large numbers of {
n latter throng the headquarters, as
Ill ing to be placed under the Genera
q sons command. From Marseill
and the Departments of the Jura a
OF Saone-e t-1Ioire they come faster tn
rs equipments can be supplied the
%, The General is in good condition, q
ng the spirits Of his troops have grea
improved. Difficulties continue
'as exist between him and the Aut
az priests, most Of whom are either /
zen napartists or Prussial spies; but n
'n itary matters, nevertheless, are gro
al ing daily better. The Italian bait
at ions are 1nagni6cently organized a
ten disciplined. Great activity preya
G GeI LONDON. Nov. 22.-It is repor
~ that General Michel. having objec
4'O TO act with Garlbaldi, was replat
By General Creuzet.
an LONDON, Nov. "a Tribune c
'ne respondent at Antwerp telegraphs
oI the 21st inst, that early this morn
! ,i9l Bourbaki passed through Amiens,
ls his way to Nevres to assume his I
as as' command against Prince Freder
io Charles.
ra- LONDON, November 22.-Two
the mans, named Welsh and Boucl
ted, were arrested to day at the railr
ugh station at Manchester, aud 300 O
be ridges, and papers in cipher y
srn- found in their possession.
Iiov. Bismarck denies that SWitzsrl
$50. has been compromised By soIrssT