The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-30
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THE WAR IN EUROPE,
Latest 'Adyices.


fifty grammcs daily. Horse flesh and
vegetables are still abundant. All
unmarried men between twenty aud
| thirty five years are -eufolled ia The
National Guard.
The luxemburg Echo says: Frarc.
tireurs. were successful agairst CIR
mau uhllus, near the dor. Over o
thousand Unlaus were driven into
Luxcmburg and disarmed. The seige
of Montmedy continues. At garri-
son sortie on the l7th, 500 Germans
were either killed, captured or wound
cd. The be>cigers have since with.
drawn hey ond G,e.
BERLIN, November 92.--Jt is re :.
ported that Paris is disposed to yield.
Parties have arrived at Versailles
lately on hopeless mission to effect
on hrlnisticeI
The Paris Constitutional says
Russia errs in thinking that the nou-
trality Of the Black Sea is Napo-
leonic idea. IT. is the traditional
policy Of France.
Aspeoial telegram to tho times Of
this moruiug, from Berlin says,
Russia is seeking to prove that tho
story of her huyiug an American fleet
to serve as Back Sea squadron is
untrue-her language is pacific.
LUxEMBURa, November %. The
bombard mont Of lhonvilc by the
Prussiaps is very active tooday.
Shots were fred at an average of
about eighteen por minute. The
canoude is very distinctly heard here.
Tours, November 23.--Last night
Bourbaki arrived here. A great bat.
tie is imminent. The design a peas
to be, to press the encmy's centre at
Etamps, by i column Of 100000,
moving Irom AuguviIlc, while simul-
taoeous attacks will be made all along
his exteDdcd line, West and North
west of Etamrs. A CORE. poudent
who visited the entire French line
from Nerves to RoueD. says there is
nentrenched camp at Roucn, with
10000 National Guards and Mobiles
and from there one unbtoken inc of
entrcnchcd camps extends to Evcreux
| "hu ''uhoho' beINccu hulliuS ana
Boulivere' there is an extremely
strong force, amounting to 62 guns,
manned by sailors and Mobiles, from
the South Of France. Lenans is gar
risoned by the Pontiical Zouaves.
From LeHanS the lines extend West
to o. leans, and North west to Augu.
vile. The correspondent was fortid-
den to give further details, but says
the whole equipment, zeal and dis.
ciplne are perfect.
~ special from Harve, says COL
umn OF 1900 Prussians d yanced from
Nantes along the North bank Of the
Seine, to Vernon, where it was en-
countered by detachment of thearmy
of the North and routed, and fifty
killed and a number of prisoners cap
tured. Noto'ng from Evereux.
LONDON, November PA serious
engagement is reported at Hericourt,
on the Disc. No particulars.
Trochu's proclamation is as follows :;
owe have made efforts and honor Ell
our misfortunes in the eyes of tie
whole world. Europe is amaze a.
the unexpe cted spectacle of e. cosc
union existing between rich and 300. i.
The enemy arc suffering far more
than we expect. They begin to yield
IN their i'm mplacable resolution, that
they may crus', as s.. but If we fail.
We shall have bequca yn"6 10 Prussia
scheme whlou cur,nr' uc uarcied ia o
execution, ami ~ i.hdritancc of .x,~
erotions and h'>tred, under which she
in turn, will fall"
Earl Russell writos to the Times.
that the Gear proposes to set aside the
treaty of Paris by force. Let u. me t
him with foroc---the sooner the bot
ter. The Post, referring to Carts
ehak of'a answer to Granvillo's note.
expected to-day, says diplomacy is
wholly at fault in eonjcoturiug ,its ma.
! tue.
A Republican insurr cotton is mo
mentarily expected at Madrid. The
Captain-Gcneral Of Aragon telegraphs
to Prim that revolution will succeed.
II re'nforosments are not sent. A
public meeting is proposed here, to
express regret at the abaDdoiment by
the Germans of the defensive for an
aggressive policy.
New YoKK, November 24.-Tbc
Irlbnne's Paris correspondent, from
the Sth to 18th instant, reports that
the distribution of provisions is irregu.
lar and unequal. In some districts
pcoplucat Gainea pigs, cats and .ve,
rats. Only 10000 horses rcmain of
lOO,OVO in the city at the beginning
OF the seige. The Cats are sold a,
six francs per pouud. Tho deaths
last week were 200 4l0. from small
pox:: Atterrthe 10Th instant, the sale
OF The flesh of horses, mules and asses
was regulated bysatarih, like beet,
and rations thereof were issued by
the Government" The people bear
thelf pFivations we'll thus lar. 2
pafis journals pablish strong ap-