The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-12-07
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Latest Adyices.

which it was agreed that q yrt .cha-
kof's last despatch shonll be Gu sid
cred as removing the que ton of
Kussia's domain! ir,m the sphccc Of
diplpmacy.
Papers contuin ruuor that an at
tempt had been M 'dc by II l}avarian
soldier to shoot tue ll,ng If PRUSSIA.
VIENNA, Nov"mbe IS The tabi-
net is not unfavvr4bic to Il confrunnc
OF the powers in principle, but pes
os settlement Of pre.imiu,ry pucs-
tiohs.
Dispatches from Cuustantinorlc say
,he Sultan and Grand Nizcr show ~
alarm at the situation, counting cn II
peaceful solution. The Britt Il Gov.
crnlnent has buuSht all the glnp,war
cotton III market. Lead has advance
to E23 per ton.
The Financie say $ immcrsc supplies
of arms and munitions of war have
arrived at Russian pult in the Black
Sea.
BUCHAREST, November 28-Thc
Roumanian Chambers opened yestcr-
day. PtInco Charles. in his add. cs.,
referred to the satisfactory relations
with Turkey and the adjustment Of
the consular Jurisdiction.
BERLIN, November 29.-Austri,
congratulatcs Prussia upon German
unity.
A detachment of 5000 P:us.i.ns is
reported at Chateau RrguauIt, tuou-
| ,yht |, ,;ln,,,I "
German right still occupies Montaguc,
Ccrcattt. Frcderi k Charles lroy
has been strong " r"-info,c,d. The
Prussian movements indicate the OBJ
jcct to turn Fendomc and advaucc on
Tours.
Berlin, Novemhcr 2o.--Th. King
telegra phs the Qncen from Versatile,
that Man,cuif,l with IL portion Of the
first army corps, defeated tho Fr lch
on Monday, a few miles South of
Amiens. The Frcuch loss Was 900
killed and wounded, and 700 prison
ers. The Prussian loss was compara-
lively unimportant. The Dnke Of
Mcchlcr burg is in rear OF LeMans,
where Keraty has 20, 900 m,n.
New YoRK, November 29.-Thc,
| World has special, dated Tours
Monday night, which says the expect
ed decisive battle near O,lcans has
not yet occurred. There have been
numerous skirmishcs-all favor bic
to the French. The Prussian i .ss.s
in those engagements are heavy, il c II
ding nine cannon. The Duke Of
Mecklenburg failed in an attempt to
occupy I,cmans, which was covered b,
$4,000 French composed of F.ercks
and Kcratry's troops. The main
body D'Auvell's army still occupies
an entrenched position between Or
leans and Arthcnay. The Germans
attempted to cncircle him. The Gov
eminent here has every assurance that
dAuvcll's strategy is admirable, and
that at the proper time he will assume
the offensive and crush Wonder Tam,
who is in the immediate front, and
leaving sufficient forco to hold it.
Prince Frederick Charles and the
Duke of Mccklcuburg, who command
the wings, will move on Versailles.
Private French adyices say great
conflict between opposing forces, to
the number of 100000 men, is likely
to OCCUR Immediately, in the South
crn department. The Prussians are
within twelve miles Of the French
Provisional Government. Trochu de-
nies the truth of the Statement that
he intends to Danish 10000 Parisians,
because of the scarcity of food.
BERLIN, December l.-Privatc ad-
vices from Vienna, say Austria, Eng,
land and Italy accept the Prussians
proposals for conference. 1t is un-
destood that Russia's claims would
not be prcjudiccd by her participation
in tho conference.
ToURs, December |. The English
despatch relative to a conference has
been reserved. No answer has been
returned. 1t is understood that the
Government is inclined to consider
England's course as Irregular, in
urging French adherence to the pro-
position coming from Prussia.
LONDON, December 1.-The Tele-
graph says the feeling is becoming
universal throughout England, that
the French war is drawing to close.
A balloon, probably from Paris, was
seen over the English Channel it
was driven seaward by violet East
wind, and it was unquestionably lost
in the Atlantic.
1t is said the Prussians suddenly
evacuated Amiens, retiring towards
Paris. This movement is regarded
as very Important at Lille, where it is
believed that great battle is pro-
crossing aronnd Paris to-day.
VERSAILLES, Decent er IA special
despatch to tho Times, says the accept
ance OF Prussia's conditions of peace
by tho Paris branch of the French
Government will be required before
the capitulation of Paris is received
The army Of the Loire is retrcatino