The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-30
FROM EUROPE.

FROM EUROPE.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Reports from the north ,
France favorable to the French siege of Montmed
and Messercs being suddenly raised. The besiege
have moved towards the north of France.
Lille is we'll armed proVisioned and garrisoned. Wa
like manufactures are progressing actively. Engineer
think Lille nearly as strong as Metz.
Four French iron clads are in the port Of Forbay
another is at Brixham coang.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 23.-The Independence Beige ha
Paris balloon dates of the 10TH A civic guard CON
posed mostly of foreigners has been completed
Many citizens unfit for active service have been en-
rolled in the civic guard, which executes orders G
the Government; distributes rations to citizens an
soldiers and performs other service of similar eharae
ter. The moral of the people is excellent. The Gel
mans massing on the northern side st. Denis
Adsices from Tours to noon yesterday say the Prus
slams threaten Nogent, La Ratron and Lemons wit
5000. Another force is moving on Yertan.
1t is denied that the army Of the Loire is to NOV
toward Paris. Several commands of north France, in
cluding Bourkaki's has been suppressed. The entir
command has been assigned to Gen. Favre. Bourbak
is expected at Tours to command the 18th army corp
in the army of the Loire
The news is more warlke. There is considerable
excitement on the Stock Exchange. Rumors are eur
rent of hostile dispatches from Rnssia.
VIENNA, Nov. 23.-Soldiefs whose terms have ex
pired are only dismissed on furlough in view of
probable war.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Moseow papers are less insolen
and confident than those at st. Petersburg
The Duke of Cleveland writes to the Times arguing
against with Russia, and says England is without
an army for foreign service and without allies except
Austria and Turkey, both of whom are bankrupt
Russias reply is expected on Thursday 1t is generally
thought it will be unfriendly.
1t is reported here today that Turkey for the sake
of peace, is anxious to have the Black Sea opened.
offa fefo{ load
deny that Austria has proposed conference relative
to the existing question is also denied that Italy
declines to cooperate with England and Austria for the
enforcement of the provisions of the Paris treaty
The Times has special from Constantinople invokes
the interposition of the guaranteeing parties.
The Morning Post has information confirming the
report that Italy will in concord with England and
Austria.
Late Calcutta advices that the threatened
Russian complications has completely prostrated bust
ness The market is completely oyerstocked with
Manchester goods. Heavy losses are expected.
The Office distinctly contradiced the reception
of the monarch's reply from Russia.
The annexation of Bavaria to North Germany is i'm
minent. The annexation treaty with Wurtemberg was
signed to day. All foreigners, including neutras
forbidden to leave Paris. The Prussans had already
forbidden them to pass the Prussian lines
VERSAILLES, Nov. 23.-Dispatches yesterday report
several skrmishes south of La Loupe in all of which
captured one gun from the Prussans.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The elections in Schleswig
generally reported in favor of the Candidates who sup
port the proposition for annexation to Denmark.
LONDON. Nov. 23.-On the 18th instant the sharp
shooters in Gen. Trochu's army made sortie from
Paris as far Champaigny, three miles southeast of
Vincennes. At that point large body Of Prussians
disodged and the stores collected there destroyed
The Parisans returned to camp withour serious loss.
Rumors in circulation that renewed efforts for
an armistice have been made lately.
The stories that the manufactures of NJ. Schneider,
at La Cruzote were sold to an American company is
denied.
PEsTH, Nov. 23.-~In the Diet yesterday Count An
1russy, on being questioned, declined to give any in
formation as to negotiations with Russia touching the
Black Sea difficulty
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 23.-To an address from
\ Lithuanian regiment the Gar replied yesterday I
hope there will be no war; but if God wills it, you will
prove your known DEVOTION"
Tours, Nov 23.-Bourbaki arrived here last night.
great battle is imminent. The des appears to be
% press the enemvs center at Etamps, by column of
'0,O0O men, moving from Augenville, while simuta-
,eously, attacks will be made all along his extended
inc northwest of Etamps. ..r-...- -.-
correspondent visited the entire French line, from
Nevres to Rouen. There is an entrenched camp at
aouen with 100000 national guards and mobiles; and
rom there one unbroken line of entrenched camps
extends to Evernes and Lemans. Between Lemans
md Bauliner there is an extremely strong force,
to sixty-two gnns, manned by sailors and
mobiles from the south of France.
Lemans is garrisoned by Ponti6cal zouaves. From
.emans the lines extend west to Orleans and north
vest to Angerville. The correspondent is forbidden
give further Details but says the strength is under
smated at 800, 200, while equipment, zeal and disci
Zine are perfect
special from Havre says column of five hundred |
russians advanced from Nantes, along the north |
Of fha IN If
cred by detachment of the army of the north, and
outed, with fifty killed and number of prisoners.
Nothing from Eyereux. =z-=.=z +
LONDON, Nov. PA serious engagement reported
t Henricourt, on the oiso. No particulars.
Trochu's proclamation says We have made eff
ors and honored misfortunes in the eyes of the
,orld Europe is amazed at the unexpected spectacle
close union existing between rich and poor. The
nemy suffering far more than suspected. They
egin to yield. They may crush yet, but if fall,
shall have bequeathed Prussia scheme which can
OF be carried into execution and Inheritance of
ftion and hatred under which, she in turn will fall
The Worlds correspondent adds: F" Our first line
defense, fifteen hundred yards from the Prussian
utposts, consists of mpregnable enrenchments con-
rueted the road beyond Vile Juif from these en-
may clearly see the Prnssan sentnels
ne hundred and fifteen mitrailleuses received from
riyate makers, and heavy guns made here have been
laced on the works beyond Vile Juif The health of
ere 1878, this week they numbered 1852 The
eaths from small pox last week were s7s this week
icy have been $50.
The bishops of Prussia and Poland have pettioned
ing William in favor of the Pope
The iron clad Sultan, just finished was found to be
top heavy that she had to take in three hundred tons
ballast before it was considered safe to ship her
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FLORENCE, Nov. 24.-The Pope has issued an eney-
yeiaI and bull concerning the spoIiation of the
hureh and declares is impossible for him to make
" surrender of property belonging, not to him. but
God, and only placed in his hands as trustee, and
at If taken from him it must be by force. He can
IT have anything TO do with robbers nor accept any
ing from their hands. The bull pronounces major
communication against those who order commit,
sist or connive at the robbery.
LONDON, Nov. 24-Earl Russell writes to the Times
at the Gar proposed to set aside the treaty of Paris
force, let rs meet him with force. The sooner the
tier.
The Post in referring to Gartschakoffs : answer to
'anvilles note expected to-day, says diplomacy is
holly in conjuring its nature.
a republican insurrection is momentarily expected
Madrid. The Captain General Of Argon telegraphs