The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-12
SECOND EDITION
WAR NEWS BY CABLE.
The Battle of Orleans.
The Prussians Reinforced.
Threatened Siege Of lille.
Energetic Defense Preparations.
Financial and Commercial
ETC., ETC.. ETC.. ETC.. Etc.
Energetic Defense Preparations.
and Commercial
FROM EUROPE.
, he Armistice Rupture Not F,nnI.

ne ATnlstiCe Rupture NOT ftnaIs
TOURS Nov. 12.-The Government authorities
here do not regard the rupture in the negota-
tions for an armistice as final.
GnribnIdl's Movements
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Germans have occu-
pied Brancourt and Etapes.
On Thursday, after the battle between Mont
beliard and the Swiss border General Carl
baldi with IL, 600 men, marched on Belfort.
The Battle Near Orleans.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The scene of the battle
between the forces of General Palladines and
those of General Won Der Tam was at Call
maic, a small village on the Loire, near Orleans,
and not. at CoulomInieres, where some CORE
spondents place it. The last named place is
town in the Department of the Seine et-Marne.
and only few miles east of Paris
Won Der Tam Reinforced.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Queen Augusta received
the following despatch from King William yes
terday afternoon, dated at Versailles on the
11th:-General Won Der Tam yesterday retired
from Orleans TO Thoury, before superior force
of the enemy. He fought the French, however
all the way. He has already been reinforced by
General Whittich and Prince Olrich. The latter
came up from Chartres. The Duke of Mecklen-
burg -Schwerin will also join his forces to those
of Won Der Tam to-day.
Prussinu Movements.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Prussians have plum
dered the little town Of Achy, near Beauvois, in
the Department of the Oise.
The French Admiral at CuXhaven has restored
the free navigation of the North and Baltic seas
to neutrals.
Violation of International Law.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-The North German Gazette
referring to the sinking of the German bark
Charlotte by the French man-of-war De Saix,
says it was fragrant violation of international
Prussia at the proper time.
Liverpool Races.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL Yesterday was the last
day of the Liverpool autumn meeting. The in
tekest centered in the contest for the Liverpool
autumn cup of 9200 added; handicap sweep
stakes of eos each, 915 forfeit, about mile and
half; closed with III subscribers. After
fine race, Johnston's brown colt Exciseman
three years old, won, beating Saunders Indian
Ocean, three years old, second, and Sir j. Haw-
ley's Rosicrucian, five years old, third. The
betting before the start was about to against
Exciseman.
Prussin's Conatitption and Constitutional
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE New York Herald
| special correspondent telegraphs from Berlin,
| at an early hour this morning that the Prussian
Government has just had adyces frpm Tours
| which report that confusion and anafchy, still
| reign and are increasing at the seat of gorcrn-
ment of France, while the German army VI
| command of Prince Frederick CharIea- ls az
yancing south rapidly. 4
| CoNsTITUTIoNALIsN.
The discussions on the new constitution of
| Germany are proceeding very favorably at Ver-
| sailles. The Bavarian difficulty and ministerial
objections of some few of the representatives OF
| South German interests will be surmounted.
| The Austrian Government will not be allowed
to have voice in the matter, as il is said to be
| one which the German governments consider as
being strictly their own and affecting their own
| internal condition and the affairs of their peo-
| pies solely.
The treaty of Prague has nothing whatever to
do with the matter or the exgency which exists
| structon of Germany. The demands which are
| ascrbed TO the Austrian Government, and
! which, it is alleged insist that revision and
alteration of the treaty of Prague have been
rendered indispensable by the new order of
| affairs which now presents on the Continent,
| are held here (Berlin) as inadmissible.
/ Won BEUsT AN ENEMY TO GERMAN UNITY.
Baron Beust, CT Austria, is regarded in the
! Prussian capital as an enemy TO German unity,
and it is said that while he directs the foreign
| affairs and Shapes the foreign policy of Austria
| and Hungary, the existence and maintenance
| of amicable relations betwee those powers and
| North Germany is rendered almost impossible,
| anc this Notwithstanding the reported cordiality
of their diplomacy.
These latter reports are circulated, it is said,
and used designedly with the view of inducing
| the hungarian legislators 10 vote the national
! budget of Austria.
| The ill-feelng which was prodaced in Berlin
] by the receipt of a despatch from Premier Won
| Beust, in Vienna, on the 10th ultimo, regarding
the proposal for an Srmistice between Prussia
and France, exists still and is increasing in in-
| tensity.
| SUSPICION OF ENGLAND.
England's position towards the beligerents is
regarded with suspicion by Prussia, aud, on the
| whole Germany is resolved not to tolerate in
| reference by neutrals or otherwise either in the
war of her management of her own affairs, no
matter from what source soever the attempt
may come.
| The Defense of ille-Atrength of the Place
| Vast Resources.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE special correspondent
| of the Herald stationed at Lille, writes on the
| 10th inst by telegram as follows:-
In view OF the approach of q bombardment
| by the Prussians, the French military organiza-
| tion of direction, and for the production of
material of war, is most complete. There are
| just now employed civil and military engineers,
constructors, mechanics, iron-founders, aud
| copper-founders. They are at work in the
| foundries for the fabrication of cannon, NOR
| taTs, mitrailleuses, and chassepots. 1t is made
obligatory on the direction to distribute full