The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
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ceived here to-day, from which we ex-
tract the following:
Fearful distress and discomfort prevail
in Germany growing out of the prolonga-
tion of the war, which the journals dare
not speak of because no mercy is shown
by this Military Government. The whole
country is in the most deplorable condi-
ton, aud it is doubtful how long public
Indignation can be restrained by military
discipline. Everywhere is dcsolation
tens of thousands are mourning. Prussia
may yet greatly injure France, but she is
SO exhausted she cannot conquer her.
King William must soon come under the
same conditions as did the Emperor after
the battles Of the 14th, 10Th aud 18th of
August, when he dared not return to
Paris without achieving success to cfface
his previous disaster-Willam also seeks
success before daring to return to Berlin
otherwise the Prussian power will coli
lapse like the dreams OF the Emperor"
LONDON, Nov. Tt is rumored that
Gladstone will stand for Loudon in the
next Parliamentary election, iii place OF
Baron Rothschild.
\ London dispatch says that Russell,
who was commissioned BY the English
Foreign Office to bear to Versailles dis
patches expostulating against the tenn
porzing policy of Prussia gu the Eastern
question, has written to Earl Granville
that he expects prolonged stay at Yer
sailles, and that there is growing belief
that the siege of Paris is gigantic mis-
take.
The London Telegraph says it is cer-
tain that Russia has 60 iron clad gun
boats in the Black sea, ready for use
Tours, Nov 15.-The resolve of the
Russian Government to withdraw from
the treaty of Paris creates profound
sensation here. 1t is said that the Eng
lish Envoy has gone to Versailles to de-
mand of King William his views of the
matter.
The French camp between Artenay
and Orleans is row strongly fortified and
armed with cannon of long range. This
will serve as Il base tor the army of the
Loire
Advices from St. Petrcy show that
there have beeu constant engagements
betw cen the Frame Tireurs and Prus
sian scouts for several days past. Many
have been killed on both sides.
Negotiations looking to German unity
are still pending. Prussia has recently
made proposition THAT all legislation
relating to the Press, and matter of pub
lie meetings, should belong exclusively
to the Federal Parliament.
The Post charges that Gladstone made
an effort in the interest of peace between
France and Germany just long enough to
admit Of the negotiations of the new
! French loan.
! Tours, Nov 14-Advices from Lyons
show that the Prussans are advancing
steadily in the east They are now at
| Dole.
Garibaldi is now at Chagncy; also a
French General with an effective force.
1t is supposed the two armies will join
and resist the further advance of the enc
my
The work of fortifying Lyons contin-
ues. The National G yards are mainly
employed on the work.
Dispatches from Lille announce thai
the PruSsians are near l.aferet.
An engagement occurred on Saturday
betwecn.the Gardes Mobile and the enc
my near Erreux. The French wer'
ucceSsful-driving the enemy Will
loss
Elections were held at Marseilles yes
terday.
LONDON, ov.-14-much snow ha
fallen lately in the northeastern part o
France.
The Prussians have captured the town
of Isle Tier, LeDoubs and Cleryal. in TIL
Department of Aube. After a brief Skin
mish, the Mobiles, who were in posses
sion of the towns. retired to the south
ward.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 10.-General No
Der Taun, in his official report to head
quarters here announces that in the battl
before Orleans, on the 9th, he lost 1
officers and SCI men killed and wounded
The French admit that their loss wa
1000.
BRUssELs, Nov. 14-The Belgia
Government is negotiating with th
authorities at Tours and Paris to prevel
the inundation of the marsh lands aroun
, Danquerkes. The French military a,
thorities had anticipated this step as
means of defence against the Prussian
> but Dunquerkes is so near the Belgia
frontier that Belgium herself would
!, the greatest sufferer. 1t is thought tt
: negotiations will be successful.
= The French authorities have remove
: the buoys and lights from the cntrant
Of Naboon river, IN their colony on II
;. western coast of Africa.
: LONDON. Nov. 14.-One of the tu
). nels of the Strasbourg Railroad has f.
" len in l,opelessly intcrrupting commur
cation by that line
} ARLoN (Belgium), Nov. 14.-Th,o
. vile was bombardcd by the Prussian
!. and fires have broken out in sewers
- places.
VIENNA, Nov. 14.-The F'rci Pre-
. of this city to day publishes the points
the late Russian circular relative to Il
} prohibition of frigates in the Black Sc
y The note desires that equal liberty
action be accorded to the Sultan and tn
&c the remainder of the Paris Treaty rema
= valid.
e Tours, Nov. IA battle is expee
ed to-day at Tournay. The army of Il
= Loire is advancing on the town fro
= Orleans.
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