The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-19
WAR IN EUROPEl.
ENGLAND

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front nave not retired TO Arthenay. The
p fussians now hoid All the Btrongholds
along the lire or EurA and Montmedy.
The siege OF Longwey and Montmedy Is
The sortie from Mezieres has been re-
pulsed by the First PFussian Infantry.
Especial to the Worldl
LONDON, November Is.-A special tsls-
gram from Tours, dated November lTth.
has the following; General Paladines
has repeated his strategic movement Whtch
secured his late victory atOrisansl and mas
accomplished another still more import
ant success. While holding the German
forces 81 Toury by threateotng them In
front with iorce equal % tnslr own,, ,,il' ne
81 the same time, his whole corps from
Chortres along the road leading through
AbIis, Orsonvtue, AntnSn, and at. Hel2fres
to Etampes, where the corps passed. By
this movement PaiadtTle thrust himself
between the Duke Of Aecklenburg and
Paris, while also eoeirciiog the German
army on the froat right & ank, and rear"
While this Was going on, the Germ ans,
divining danger. eommenced TO retreat
from TOury, northWard, along the
road leading 20 AngervIiie to a point
twelve miles south Of EtaCnps, Some
fighting occurred, resulting In an advant-
aRe 10 the Ffencn, who every where OUT
numbered the euemy. Paiodene's
vansuard Is now tW0nty-bwO miles due
soutn 81 Vers lies
The govarom ment at T. urs has inlorma-
tiOn 70 the effect that the advance or the
army OF Priroe Frederick Charles only
reached Auxerra TO day, q ien-day maTca
A speciai dispatch dated a. Berlin, on
18th Inst, states that u great mesttnR was
held az Munich. on the l2tb. An address
was voted TO the King OF Bavaria, expres-
slug anxiety lest Bavaria should refuse to
ent ter the Bund on the same terms with
other southern States. and petfttoning the
King TO avoid the danger 81 an Isolation
or Bavaria from the Ee8t OF Germany, and
10 this end, dissolve stho Chamber " hich
was elected under other r. uG1enoes and cir-
cumstances.
I,oEDoH. Nov. IA well Informed cor
respondent, writing from Vienna, Says
''If the Russian desire for q revision Of the
Paris treaty of 1856 had been submitted TO
other 5ignors, q favorable result might
have ensued. The cOurse, however. that
Russia has seen Il TO take, creates q grave
tituation, shaking all settled statutes OF
mon course Of action 90 resist her de-
mands."
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch nom Maeo.
November lst, states that the tnstigaGOr OF
the Tieu Tsin massacre has been arrested,
and Will be speedily brought 70 Justice.
Especial to the World
LONDON Nov. is Notwithstanding the
mOmentary and somewhat forced unau-
unity existing in the CsabiDos on the Rus
sian question, 70 Is known tnat this uran-
unity exists only IN theory. That Russia
will not proceed 60 enforce her ciairTss, but
that upon finding England, Aust IA, Italy
aud france Tesolute, she will submit the
matter 10 0rDltrALlOus ana not engage IN
war. should this expectation prove de-
lusive, the peace party In the Cabinet will
insist on England abstaining from ali war
measures fhe consequence will be either
the resignation Of q portion Of the Cabi
net, or complete ehsnge of government
Reports Tonight indicate the summonina 4
OF Parliament for next week.
Especial TO the World.l
LoEDsN, Nov. IS.-A dispatch from hfr
Fish TO Mr. Moran. concerning the Ala.
Dama claims arrived 70 day. Lord Gran
vile being cut OF town, the dispalc ch
could not be communicated 20 him. The
contents are, up TO this moment, I'M
known 10 the public. In circles where
tne TACT OF the arrival OF the dispatch ID
known, great CONSERVATION and excite
menL prevails, as it IL assumed that Russia
aud the United States have a sesres IN
a telegram from Brussels to-day, sayI
/ that, yesterday, q division of Meckien'
Oeraers advanced along the road leading
from Hoadan TO DTeux, and occupied lht
l slstance from q portion = the French
army commanded by Ricreck, who were
marching TO Join the Army Of the Lore
/ from Chartres.
Hard tighing is reported To be goiug on
along tho road from Angerviile Z
Odo Russell was sent 10 Versailles to ash
Bism arcK, cate gOric lily, IL he would ac-
/ Quiese at once, and unconditionalIy, IN
/ tue rejection OF Russta's prstsnsioD.
| The war party of the Cabinet propose,
/ should Bismarck's answer be either Ia the
1
to inform Russia that she must choose be.
] tween a withdrawal OF her claims and
war. but the peace party OF the Cabinet
| suppose, that Bismark, without comnnit'
/ ting himself further, will propose 3 con
| gress or all the Powers to discuss and de-
| eide upon modification of this treaty o.
| 1865. The peace party are determtned GO
| do all possible to Induce the government
to assent TO this arrangement, while th'
| war party are equally resolved TO 8dher'
/ to their position. A split Is imminent. I
| was a member OF the peace party or th'
/ government who Informed your corro
| spondeut, on the 18th. that the 9dmtnis
tration would finally yield TO Russia's de
mands. since she asked no more than ne
rights.
and ne Will resign, provided the war part!
OF the Cabinet prevails.
edo Russell has NOS yet reached Yer
SALES, but IL expected there tonight.
LONDON, November 1s-A dispatch q
tho Manchester Gitdrdtdn says the Arm.
the Loire yesterday was at EtRmpeR, thiE
~ miles from Paris.
The Bremen ship Magdalens Captai
Wencke, from New York, Was taken Int
Earl Russell has written a pamphlet o.
resistance OF ths Powers ii Prussia de
mands more than AIsace and part OF LOi
raine, ard urges England TO form n stron
military reserve, based on the militia, ant
TO place q strong garrison at Quebec, unde
| an able com nmanuSfs
Vernon Harcourt has been appointed {
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Advocate General.
Dipiomatist ali olaIm to have kno vi
that tue demand ofRussia would be mad
such public opinion as there is IN Bu.
sia. Is represented TO be In favor of peace.
English officers are volunteering in tn
Turkish army.
Is said that when the Russian Mini,
ter at Vienna communicated Gortchf
koff7s note to Beust, he accom- panied
with assurances OF the most peaceful in
, tentions on the part OF his government.
The Pail Mall Gassfte In referring TO Cd
Russeilis special mission to Versailles, bC
lieves the Under Secretary, will retur
. with N twenty-four hours, With disavOv
al on the part OF Prussia OF Bussts's pre-
| tensions, or will leave behind assurances
! that an unsatisfactory reply VIII be consi6
The the Journal de Sc Petersburg declare
. that Russia WALL not prove unwilling {
submit her demand to q Congress II II ca
| be held Immediately. IL denies that tn
Russian note meant the aborogation OF th
1 | entire treaty. Turkey, ib says, Is threat
ened with internal dangers, and int0rVeE
: tion Is necessary now,
Herald Cable Specisl.j
LoEDoN. Nov. ISL have authority Il
stating that telegraphic dispatches hav
been received by thsgovernments indicai
ing the position taken by Prussia In II
= gard 10 the Russian question. Prussia d.
| Glars the views Russias claims are nRturs
. aud that there should be an amicabls SET
/ / tlement OF the affair, and she can not sg
any reason for alarm on the part OF ID
cons iEnatory powers. Russia might hAy
= | appealed to the conslgnatorfes for O rev
/ sion OF the treaty OF Paris. but one oftheI
mas at present no organized governnen
/ and II IL therefore unable to take part !
4 ! any cong ess that might be proposed.
!. | seems TO be admitted by Granville thu
: | infracti0ns OF the treaty have actually o.
. CURED, IN the case OF the Principallfie
a not by RussfG's action. It is tmmaterii
\ whether these tnfractlons conduce to Il
interests OF Russia or not: tneys neverth
Y less, seem to Justify her in declaring thi
4 certain other portions OF the same treai
are no longer binding, especially when 81
Q dis, iaims IN good faith any intention
a reopen the Eastern question or com m
any act hostile to the other powers. tn
Is the substance OF PIussia's reply and 81
4 the matter.
!, tHerald Cabl0.l
FRANEFoRT, Nov. 15.-A heavy Easter
. gale has blown over TIE Bourse during ts
i last few days. When the Eastern ousstic
!. made It's appearances, the people were