The Ouachita telegraph., 1870-11-26
Latest European News.

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TOURS, Nov. pa balloon has just
brought good news from Paris. me
success Of the Army Of the Loire has
produced an excellent effect. Dis
sensions We're forgotten, and an amnesty
for political offcnses has been granted.
The people have consented to abandon
their eagerncss for sOrticS, and are re-
signed to stand on the defensive. There
has been no serious fighting, and but
little cannonading lately around Paris.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 23.-IO an
address from Lithuanian regiment,
the Gar replied yesterday: 81 hope
there will be no war, but if God wills 1T
YOU will prove your known devotion"
LONDON, Nov. D. The Shipping
Gazette mentions that Frencl, products,
fabrics, wines, etc, may be bought
now in Franco at fabulously low prices,
owing to the war and the paralyzation
Of commerce.
Parties have arrived at Versailles
lately, on Il hopeless mission to effect
an armistic.
Earl Russell urges the present time
as an emergency requiring the Minis
ters to call out and organize the Militia.
The Paris Constitutional says Rus
sia errs in thinking the neutrality i'll the
Black Sea Il Napoleonic idea. 1t is a
traditional policy of France.
| A special telegram to the Times this
morning, from Berlin, says Russia Is
seeking to prove that the story of her
buying an American fleet to serve as Il
Black Sea squadron is untrue. Her
| language is pacific. Prussia, is cNpec-
ted, will sustain a peaceful solution OF
| the question between Russia and the
| other powers relative to the Paris treaty
of 1856.
The Morning Post officially denies
that Won Bismarck repudiates the eN-
istence Of an understanding with Rus
sia about the EuXine question.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Reports from
| North France are favorable to the
French. The seige of Montmcdy and
Mesiers suddenly raised. The besiege':'
moved toward the interior of France.
Lille is we'll armed, provisioncd and
garrisoned. Warlike manufactures arc
progressing actively. Engineers think
Lille nearly as strong as Metz. -Four
French iron-clads are in the port OF
FOrboy and anothera at BruXham cOaling
! BRUSSELS, Nov. 23.-The Indepcn-
dence Belegc has Paris balloons to the
10Th, which say; The Civic Guard,
composed mostly of foreigners, is COM
pleted. Many citizens, unfit for active,
are enrolled in the the Civic Guard,
| which executes the order. The gov
ernment distributes ratiOns to citizens
and soldiers who perform other service
Of similar character. The moral OF
the people is excellent. The Germans
were massing on the northern side OF
| the city near st. Dennis.
| Advices from Tours to noon yestcr-
day say the Prussis,ns threaten NOgcnt,
Laratron, and Lemours with 5000. An
other force is moving on Yenton.
! 1t is denied that the army Of the
Loire is to move toward Paris.
| Several commands of North France,
including Bourbaki's are suppressed
and the entire command is assigned to
| Gen. Favre.
| Bourbaki is expected ut Tours to
command the 18th army corps in the
army of Loire.
| LONDON, Nov. 23.-E'ceni,tg-Thc
news is more warlikc. There is con-
siderable excitement on stock exchange.
Rumors are current OF hostile dis
patches from Russia.
! LONDON, Nov. 23.-N1OscOw papers
are less insOlent and confident than
those at st. Petersburg.
The Duke of Cleveland writes to tho
Times arguing against the war Will
Russia. He says that England is with.
out an army for foreign service, and
| without the allies, except Austria and
Turkey, both of whom arc bankrupt
Russia's reply is expected Thursday
1t is generally thought it will bc un.
friendly.
VIENNA, Nov. 23.-Soldiers who's.
terms expired were only dismissed tlpOl
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