Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

Dc Raiadi.es and Keatry to .Jcis Fsrces-
The Prsssians % b Aftacked at Versaiiies
"A Sorfie from Rrvis Erpeceed- The
T'russsans Concentrating arosnd Pans-
More RaHsoss ef an Ar~ssfice.
oDo RUssxLL
London, q. Odo Russell, only arrived
at Versailles on Sunday night. hence the
story of Blsmarck's denial OF an under
standing with Russia about the Black Sea
Is unfouDded. Russell's 6rst oflicial inter-
view with Bismarck has been nxsd for to-
day. Nf
DISPOSITION or THE FRENCH FoRcEs.
Special 70 NY World
London. 81. The Worlds correspon.
dent sends from the German headquarters
IN the 18th, the following interesting re-
sumo Of the position and apparent inten-
tons Of the Frcuch armies operating for
the relief of Paris.
Great care Is taken to concede
GEN. DE PALADrNE's PLANS,
but 1t is stated on high authority that he 10
amusing the Duke OF Mecklenbnrg with .
portion OF his army, while moving the
bulk of has force. not less than $50. 600
men. northward, to form a junction with
keatry, who Is coming from the northeast.
They viii soon then move quickly on Paris
with
COMBINED ARMIES.
which will be under command OF Gambet-
70, and DePalodines.
IL leaving behind him large reserves and
10 moving forward with c. 600 perfectly
armed and trained troops. keatry has u, :
~ ef~e tun
ton the number OF troops will not be less
thsn 2s5 co. besides their reserves and
100 900 OF the army of the Loire. en-
trenchcd at Orleans, and holding . liue ex-
tending north of Chateau Dun. aud Cha
tres.
COMMUNICATION ESTABLISHED.
Part Of Frederick Charles army has e.
tablished communication with the Duke o.
Mecklenburg. between Etamps and Fon.
tainhleau. and the whole force OF his ARMY
will probably effect junction on the 2sa
inst. The united strength OF his force
will then he l2o. 900.
BY STRATEGY.
DePal adines has drawn them considers.
hly south. where he confronts them with
an intrenched army equal In numbers
while with the main body OF 2'i5.Oeo men
he moves on Versailles from The west.
AsoRriE IRON PARIS,
combined with an attack In rear OF Yer.
sAllles j. daily expected.
The Prussians Yesterday attempted q
erect bridges over the Seine near Sevrcs
To c used in case of sortic but have no,
vet succeeded.
Won Molike seems 10 thing the conse-
qucnce OF 4 <ortic win be extremely seri-
ou-.
ALL fACkrDtp
In readiness for instant fight, and the sans
precsuton will be taken tonight.
The Duke of Mecklenburg has asked fo
further instructions, saving he cannot holi
his positions in the face OF the create
strength Of the army OF the Loire.
Won Moitke says
No TROOPS CAN POSSIBLY az SPARED
from the army around Paris and the Duk,
must fall back until he meets the army a
Frederick Charles.
The French Troops occupying Haute SUI
Seine. Dreu1 and Verdun. are no, portions
OF the army OF the Loire, but detachment
of BourbaNis army Of the north.
FROM PAnIs.
Versailles, 2l-Accouut- from Pari
show that the parisians are much dishear,
ened. The French eudeavored with fou
companies OF Infantry and four guns 10 re
leSe the garrison OF La Terre, but wen
rcpul>en and driven beyond the Disc. !
sortie from the fortress was made directl
after the attack, but was likewist repuls
cd
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE
Special to y. y. World.-London, Nov
II. Telegraph. II. from Tours to-day
saws the army OF the Loire has suffered II,
defeat or even a repulse. Up to this tim
all its movements have oeen successfully
executed. Gen. de Paladine keeps hi
secrets well. but a decisive engagement /
expected tomorrow or Wednesday.
Et-MoRs OF An ARNIsTICE.
Private dispatches received in that cit,
tonight contain assurances that an arms
flee had been agreed 10, but no details car
be obtained
Nix. FISH's NIKws.-The Posts repor