The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-22
World Special.

LONDON, November q.
A special correspondent, writing from German
headquarters on the 18th, gives important in
formation concerning movement against the
army of the Loire. The Bayarians are moving
frcm Fontainebleau, towards which poi :. Frede-
rick Charles is fastening by forced marches.
The Duke Of MecElenburg reports The enemy as
having Just defled towards Chateau Dun and
Chartres, constantly pushing forward to occupy
Dreux. General Paradnes hazarded much in or
der to deliver the capital placing the army OF the
besieeer between two fires; but the situation is
equally critical on the German side. At this mo-
ment the French army is falling back On Its re-
serves, resisting the army OF Prince Frederick
Charles. A sortie from Paris, combined with IN
attack In the rear OF Versailles, Is daily expected
The Parisians yesterday were attempting to.
erect bridge over the Seine near Sevres to be
used in case Of sortIe, but have not yet succeed
ed. General Won .Moltke seems to think that the
consequences Of sorte would be extremely
serious.
Last nighs the personal baggage Of the King
was all packed up In readiness for instant hight
and the same precautions wiz be taken to mig ht.i
The Duke Of Mecklenburg has asked for further
instructions, saying he cannot hold his positions
in the face OF the greater strength OF the army OF
the Loire. Won Molske says no troops can pos.
sibly be spared from the army around Paris and
tneDuke must fall back until he meets the army
of Frederick Charles A junction Is expected to-
night between his advance and the Dukes rear,
at Rambouillet.
The French troops occupying Nantes sur Seine,
Dreux and yerdun are not portions Of the army OF
the Loire, but detachments Of BourbaRPs army
Of the North. All Of this information admirably
supplements the news received In London to-
day.
The Prussian dispatch announcing the actions Of
the 18th inst. at Chateau Dun and Chateau Neuf
was erroneous. The only battle fought that
day was at Chateau Dun, where several engage
ments took place, resulting at nrst tn the repuse
Of the French. The Prusssian cavalry, however,
were subsequently checked by the arrival OF the
twenty second division. This makes 1t clear that
Palladnes Is still moving with his right, his left
resting on Orleans. Great care Is taken to con-
ceal the plans Of Paladlnes; but state, on nigh.
authority, that he. is amusing the Duke OF Meek
lenburg with portion OF his army, while he Is
moving the bulk Of his force, not less than 10000
men, northward to form junction with
Keratry who is coming from the west,
and Bourbaki, who is coming from the northeast
They will then move quickly on Paris with their
combined armies, which will be under the CON-
mand OF Gambetta and Paladines. Bouroakt
leaving behind him large reserves, Is NOV
ing forward with $1,000 perfectly armed
and trained troops. Keratry has $4,000 men,
and when the Junction Of the three armies Is
enected, the number OF troops win not be
less than 265, 900, besides their reserves anu
100000 Of the army Of the Loire entrenched
at Orleans, and holding the line extending
north of Chateau Dun and Chartres. partoi
the army Of Frederick Charles has established
communication with that OF the Duke OF Mecklen-
burg, between Etamps and Fontalneoleau. STne
whole force OF the former will probably effect
junction on the 2sd instant, and the united
strength OF his force VIII then be 10000. The
strategy OF Palladipes has drawn them considera-
bly south, where he confronts them with an en-
trenched army OF equal numbers, while with his
mailsbody OF 265 900 men he moves on Versailles
from the west.
Auumber Of German vessels are blocRaded IN
Yarmouth harbor by French ironclais
MIDNIaHr DISPATCHES.
World Special.
LONDON, November q.
special telegram from Brussels says that,
from every indication, Won Moltke is anticipating
a supreme EFFORT by Trochu, AID fearing the aoill-
ty or the Germans to successfully resist sortie In
force. has ordered the abandonment Of the for
mer plans OF expeditions In the west aud south
west of France, and the concentration OF all the
forces IN the immediate nelghborhood OF
Paris ,Mauteuffel has been stopped IN
his march towards Amiens, and ordered to join
the army Of the Saxons investing the north OF
Paris, while tAe Duke of Aecklenburg and the
army Of Frederick Charles, having effected 9
junction between Etamps and Fontainebleaa, are
approaching Paris from the south. "
These movements Will Increase the force invest
ing Paris to $40 ooo On the other hand the armies
OF the Loire, the east and the north are without
any formidable foe in the front.
-. VERSAILLES, November 20.
Accounts from Paris show that the Parisians
are much disheartened., The French endeavored
with four companies Of infantry and four guns
to relieve the garrison al Lafere, but they were
repulsed and driven beyond the River Oise oy
battalion Of the 5Oth Prussian Regiment. sor-
tie from the fortress was made directly afIer the
attack. from without, but was likewise repulsed.
GOLD IND BOND MARKET.
NEW YORK. November 21-Evening
The speculative feeling is somewhat chang
ed this afternoon, gold being frmer and stocks
weaker In consequence O. private dispatches
somewhat more warlike Money easier than 1or
some time past. The offerings exceeded the de-
t1H HNaI ".