Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-03
EVENING STAR.
OOU BILE SHEET:
THE WAR.
LIST NIGHTS TELECPAU>

LIST NIGHTS TEL ECPAH~.
The Secretary Of state has received a
dispatch from London, announcing that Rus
ala Prussia, England, Turkey and Italy have
agreed TO a conference convention, TO be held
IA London, to consider the Eastern question.
France and Austria have not been heard from
on the subject, but II Is probable the latter will
acquiesce." Secretary Fish says this insures
tie Veaoe of Europe, at least so far as the Ess-
tern question is concerned.
The following kilograms we're received here
By associated press last night:
JUNCTION OF TROCHU AND PATA-
DIMES.
ICNDcN, Dec. I'm. y. World speciII.I-
Gen. puCTOt on Wednesday forced his way east
ward with 10000 men and Joined hands Wit 1
den. PAlsdines. The siege OF Paris Is in effect
raised. special from Tours says that official
dispatches announce that TrOchu and DucrO
routed the PruS-ians between Brie Sur MaTn
and ChCi-sy lie kOl. DacTOt Is now enc lmped
fifteen miles from Paris. The junction wa
effected with the first corps from Paris, unde
Gen. NinOy. dispatch TO the London Tine
from Tours, on the LIST, in further confirmation
OF the report, says the army Of the Loire ha
erected junction with TTochu's forces from
Paris. and the Germans, under Prince FTedeT-
lex Charles. are retiring before the united
armies. IL Il said that Trochu has with b m
outside of the walls 1905 men AMI 300 cannon.
THE PLAN OF JUNCTION.
n
correspondent OF the World at Tours telegr Apis
that the operations of AuTelles ard Trorhu
we're carried on according 70 an understanding
with each other. The prearTanged plan has
thus Tar been wholly successful. The plan was
that TrOChu would not push DucrOt's army
beyond the position which II now holds at
Champigny, but occupy the villages and posi-
tons on the east bank OF the Marine sever the
German circle of investment, and await the
operations OF the army OF the Loire. These
were TO consist of two movements by DaurilIes
the advance of his right towards FOntainebleux,
while his left engaged the centre OF Frederick
Charies. This latter maneuver was executed
with brilliant success yesterday, the eighteenth
corps driving Won der Tann's army from en-
uenChed positions at Guill0nville, Sermini
GOniers, MOnnerville. Nillepari and FayOrolles
towards Chateau Cambray.
THE FIGHTING To BE RENEWED.
LONDON, Nov. "A correspondent at Orleans
ieIsgTaphed at a. IN: The army OF the Loire
az this moment - marching out from headduar-
tiers, leaving Orleans. The Prussians are CON
centrating between ,Isnyille and Pithi giers
Ihe Tribune correspondent at Versailles writes
on the S0th- The sOrtie against ChOisv CrOi
began a little latter than the feint against Mon
UetOut. About twenty b8ttalions came out at
HAL from Nilteinf, and advanced on the posi-
ion of the sixth Prussian corps. The guns OF
the new works at Niliejui supported the attack
by an inCesSant fire, reaching mainly the right
Of the second Bayarian CORPS. and inficting
slight losses. The beginning of the French
bat the FreTchmsn speedily became diScour-
aged under the sharp fire of the bessie ling
forces, who unmarked their field batteries Not
outstanding the great exertiOns OF the officers
the attacking batt1liOns were thrown into dis
order. their supports failed to arrive, and tue
affair was over in two hous. The estimated
German loss is 100; the French loss from 800 to
CSC. including 80 prisoners.