The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-22

has informed Granville ~ his willingness 10 with
draw his note, and submit Russias claims TO Uou-
a correspondent at Rome, on the 18th instant, de-
scrbes the preparations there making for the recop
ton Of Victor Emanuel By order of the Pope, every
church Will be closed during the Kings presence IN
the city The States Of the Church have been placed
special from st. Petersburg, the 18th, slys:-
Anti-Prussian organs here declare that, after sub
DUNG France Prussia will annex all Gerinanspeak-
ing people under Prussan rule aud ia order to make
herself "a great maritime power, Prussia VIII also
annex Holland. These views have been presented
strongly to the Gar, who persists in declaring that
King William will always retain him as his friend
A telegram from Tours to-day says the army Of
the Loire has suffered deIeat, nor repul5e,
up to this time. All its movements have been sue
cessfuly executed. Psadines keeps his secrets well.
A decisive engagement is expected tomorrow or
Private dispatches received from Tours to night
contain assurances that an armstice has oeen
agreed TO. No details are yet Obtained
Herald IL have undOubted information, which l
will be able to substantlate by evidence in q few
days, Of secret alliance offensive and defensive,
between Russia aud Prussia, mgde before the war
between trussia and France.
LONDON Nov. 2l-(Sptcial to the New York Tri-
buue) "A Berlin special to-day reports that the
British and Prussian Ministers say the danger Of a
rupture is abatiDg.
BERLIK, Nov 2I.-It i3 reported that Paris is dis
posed to yield The French troops which were eu-
gagged west OF Paris did not belong to the Army OF
The Lsre The Grand Duke CT Mucklenburg is TO
push westward While the rest OF the German forces
surround Paris.
rec, ived reports touching the accession of Baden
and Darmstadt to the Confederation. The draft Of
a Federal Constitution is under consideration,
ana supply bill for war purposes has been iatro-
dueed.
The King Of Bavaria is preparing to visit YER
commissioners AIittnacht and Won Suckowe have
returned Germany from Versailles, with full au-
thorty TO negotiate with the southern States
A french feet is off the nOrtn coast OF Holland
between the islands of TeXel and Berkum.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 20.-Accounts from Paris show
that the Parsians are much disheartened. The
French endeavored with four companies of Infantry
and four guns to relieve the garr sou Of La Ferc,
but they were repulsed and driven beyond the river
Oise by a battalion of the 50th Prusstan regiment.
sortie from the fortress was made directly after
the sattack from without, but it was likewise re-
General D'AurelIes hazarded much in order TO
relieve lie capital by placing the army of the be-
sic gers between two forces: but the situation Is
equally critical on the German side. This IN )ment
the French army is falling back its reserves,
sisting the army OF Prince Frederick Uharle'.
A AOrtie from Paris, combined with an alta in
the of Versailles, is daily expected. The Pari-
slams yesterday attempted TO erect bridges over the
Seine, near Sevres to be used in case of sorte,
| but have not yet succeeded.
General Won Moltke seems to think thai the con-
! sequences of a sorte wonld be extremely serious.
Last night the personal luggage of the King was all
packed up, in readiness for Instant fight, aud the
same precautions will be taken tonight. The Duke
OF Meckenburg has asked for farther instructions,
saying he cannot hold his positions in the face OF
the greater strength of the Army of the Loire Won
Mol,ke says no troops cen possibly be spared from
the army around Paris and the Duke aust fall back
until he meets the army of Frederick Charles. A
junction is expected tonight between his advance
| and the Dukes rear at Ramuonet.
| The French troops occupying NantessurSeine,
| DreuX and Verdun are not portions OF the army OF
| the Loire, but detachments OF Bourbakl's army or
| the north. All this Information admirably supple-
ments news received in London to-day. The Pfus-
| slan dispatch announcing actions on the 18TH ut
| Chateaudun and Chateauneuf was erroneous Only
| one action was fought that day. At Chateaudun a
severe engagement took place, resulting at nrst in
| the repulse Of the French. The Prussian cavalry
subsequently checked by the arrival OF the 22l
division. This makes It clear that DAuree3 ID still
| moving with his right, his left resting on Orleans.
| Great care is takcu to conceal DAuree5 plans,
but l state on high authority, that he is amusing
| the Duke OF Mecklenburg with portion Of his army
while moving the bulk OF his force, not less than
10000 men, northward TO form a junction with
keiatry coming from the west, and witN Bourblk
coming from the northeast. They will then move
| quickly on Paris with the combined armies, which
| will be under the command of Gambetta aud
| DAurelles. Bourbaki, leaving behind him large
| reserves, is moving forward with 6500O per-
| fectly armed and tiained troops. Keratry has
| 5000. When these armies form IA junction the
| number of troops will not be less than 285 900, be
sides their reserves, and 100000 of the army OF the
| ] ore iutrenched at Orleans, and holding the line
! extending north Of Chsteaudun and Chartres.
Part OF Prince Frederick Charles army has eSta
| bshed communication with the Duke OF Mecklen
| burg between Etampes and FOntainebeau ThC
| whole force OF the former will probably effect
junction the 23d The united strength of his forc
will then be 10000. The strategy of DAurelles ha
| drawn them considerably south, where he c0nfront
| them with an intrenched army OF equal numbers
| while with the man body OF 1885, 600 men he mOVe
! on Versailles from the west,