The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-26
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THE WAR.
200, 900 Germans in the
Valley Of the Loire.
Germans Aoving South around
Paris.
TROUBLE In ENGLISH DIPLOMAT
IC CIRCLES.
xhe Russian Government firm in
her demands.
Market Reports.
Germans Aoving South around
Paris.
TROUBLE In ENGLISH DIPLOMAT.
IC CIRCLES.
Market Reports.

Reported Expressly for the AReus.l
LONDON, Nov. 26.-Advices from Paris
say the general supply of provisions il
amply sufil ilcient to last until the middle OF
January without any fears of suffering.
The following Paris brokers have sns
pended payment since the siege Iselweigei
Il Co, Leiden, Prunsel & Co., Thomas La
Chambre Il Co Veuve Rosseau, Honore d
Co., E. Erlanger & Co., of the French
American Cable, S. Deneufelle, and Monroe
Il Co. All of these had American connec.
| tions.
A dispatch from Versailles via Berlin
just received says the forts about Paris
have been entirely silent the past three
days.
1t is authentically reported that there are
| 200, 900 Germans In the Valley of the
Loire. The concentration of German forces
in the north of France continues. There
are also large German forces marching
south to take position around Paris and
near Orleans. The Germans who have been
operating around Roevoy, Revigne, and
Meziers, have all left, going the same direc'
| ton.
There is considerable trouble in English
diplomatic circles on account Of the division
| of the cabinet on the policy to be pursued
| towards Russia. A dissolution of the cabi
! net is expected. The cabinet to day re
| commenced the hot and angry discussions
of yesterday, and have not yet arrived at
| any satisfactory settlement. The reported
resignation of Bright is doubtful but If true
Is due to Russia. His health has decidedly
improved lately and he has returned to his
business partially. The report is believed
here. The feeling in financial circles may
fairly be called panicky. Consols and other
securities at the close of business we're gen
orally lower, while there Was no correspond
ing advance in breadstuffs, Much uneasiness
pervades the entire business community -
There is no doubt that the Russian govern
ment is firm in her demands relative to the
provisions of the Paris treaty.
OTTAWA, Nov. 26.-The Supreme Court
adjourned this morning. The Circuit Court
opened again this morning after An adjourn
ment of three days. The LaSalle county
soldiers monument which is being erected
in Washington Park. will soon be finished.
The Ottawa, Oswego and Fox River
Valley Railroad Company are now running
regular passenger trains over their road.
Tours, Nov. 25.-The French minister of
foreign affairs has addressed circalar to
diplomatic agents at foreign Courts in
Europe containing the following points rsla-
tive to the position of France both efforts
being made for q cessation of fhostilities.
GAS far as we are concerned, faithful to
our rights, we remain in the same disposition
as at the moment when the former neRotia-
tions we're undertaken, and maintain as the
basis of armistice the revictualing OF Paris
and general election for the whole OF
France. We have good reasons to believe
that Count Won Bismarck has an intention
to insist the neutral powers that electors can
be held without an armistice. The French
governments has already declared it could
not accept this. The elections, at least a
very great number of them, are far from
their homes and departments. How, then,
could legal and peaceful election be posi-.
BILE in the country? ? Through universal
suffrage the French government earnestly
desires the nomin alton of . constituent
assembly which would contribute to smooth
away difficulties and aid toward pacific
tion which has never ceased to be our ar
dent wish
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Several more
failures of commercial firms On South and
Pearl streets are announced; liabilities large.
One iron house Is said to owe . million and
half, with less than $400, 900 assets.
1t is reported that the Commercial Adver
tiser has been sold to certain parties in the
west for 100000, and will be made c
democratic journal.
Evacuation day was celebrated by 3
parade of veterans of 1872, and of the 9th,
9TH and 7th regiments, the latter passing in
review at the City Hall. The 9th regiment
wore for the first time new uniforms, similar
TO that of the Frussian army and their ap
pliance created quite q stir among the
Teutonic population on the east side.
PEORIA, Nov. 26.-Stevens, congressman
elect from this district, is reported to be
dying.
New YORK, Nov. ga special dispatch
says the next Legislature of Nevada will
consist. according to the latest advices, of
twelve Rel bli, .ans and eleven Democrats
in the Senste, with 20 Republicans and
26 Democrats in the Assembly. Official
returns may pos sibly give the Democrats
Two or three less IN the Assembly. In 1869
the Republicans had fifteen and the
Democrats four in. the Senate, while the
A ssembly stood 36 TO three in favor of the
private letter says that Gen. JAS. b.
Mexican, Chief Justice of Utah. was at
Omaha, the 20th en- route for the East.
Recent rulings Y the Chief Justice, in
Utah, seem to bringing the Mormon
question to . orisis ,aad the most importance
at,atches to them shen it is known that his
decisions are 81 lstained by the higher
tribunals and auth, nities in Washington.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2s.-fse Exchange
Gazette says Ru 'sia can do nothing to
prevent war but de Hare its peaceful inten
tons. War or pea .e depends not on Russia
but on other power,. 1t lays stress on the
change of English OPT nion, and the letter of
Messrs. Hill and F ran lie, and hopes for .
more durable pea,,e. 1t says addresses are
received from all ARTS of Russia, expressing
Joy at the circular, and tilled with patriotism.
Tours Nov. 26.-Tt.e French defeated
10 900 Prussian who were intrenched be
hind battery of six guns at Demiuel, and
pursued them to Lequivi ne.
Gen. Garib aldi reports that the Prussians
under Gen. Werder are concentrating on
UilOn, where thew hsvo ali ,eadv accumulated