Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-22
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THISAFTERN00N's DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE WAR CLOUD IN THE EAST.
1T is NOT SO THREATENING.
A MORE HOPEFUL FEELING.
FROM PARIS.
THE SUPPLY OF NEAT LIMITED.
skIRMIsHING ALONG the LINE.
AosTA ACCEPTS THE SPANISH CROWN.
AosTA ACCEPTS THE SPANISH CROWN

Ttleorophed Esciusipeiy to The Eveaiag srar.
AoSTA ACCEPTS THE SPANISH GROWN.
MADRID, Nov. 22-The Tnpdrrial Newspaper
says the formal acceptance OF the Spanish
crown by the Duke Of Aosta was received In
this city Sunday. An esccrtsquadron will leave
Carthaeena for Geneva next Friday.
THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT sUs-
TANNED By THE PEOPLE.
FLoRHNCE, Nov. 22.-Complete returns from
the elections for members OF a new Parliament
which we're held on the 10Th instant, have not
yet been received, Enough, however, is known
to warrant the statement that the government
has been sustained by an immense majority.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The feeling to-day in re-
gard 10 the Eastern question is much more
healthy. Confidence il in good part restored
IN money circles, and breadstutfs are again de-
A special telegram to the Times this morning
from Berlin says :-'' Russia lie seeking 70 prove
to serve as Black Sea squadron IL untrue.
Her language IL pacific. Prussia, Il is expected,
VIII sustain peaceful solution Of the question
between Russia and the other Powers relative
The kevnsng Post officially denies that Bis
marck repudiates the existence Of an under
standing with Russia about the Euxine question
MAGAZINE EXPLOSION.
BERLIN, Nov. "a magazine exploded
early Monday morning near Metz, killing and
wounding several soldiers.
NEWS FROM PARIS.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-News has been received
from Paris, by balloon, up TO midnight Monday.
The city was entirely tranquil. Gustave Flou-
reDs, who was arrested for COMPLETELY i'm the
TSe e enp sSs S Of Of was e. again
grsmmes daily. Horse flesh and vegetables are
still abundant. All unmarried men, between
the ages Of 20 and IS years, have been enrolled
in the national guard.
SKIRNISHING.
The Gardes Mobile have been repulsed AT
Dreux and Chateau Neuf. They fed west and
northwest. Some lsndwehr, with two squad
rons of the 9Th hussars, who were attacked by
the French on the 18th, near Cnattillon, with
drew 10 Chateauvilain, with the loss of IeD men
and 40 horses. The Luxembourg Echo says the
francs-tireure have been successful in several
encounters with the Uhlans lately near the bor-
der. Many OF the latter have been KILLED
More than LOCO Chlans have lately been driven
armed.
THE SIEGE OF MONTMEDY, ETC.
The siege OF MoRtmedy continues. The gar
rison made successful sortie on the Eth. Five
hundred Germans were either killed, wounded.
or captured. The besiegers have since with
drawn beyond the ire OF the fortresses An en-
counter occurred yesterday between q French
accommodating party and COO uhlans at Yore
No details have been received. The Prussians
have bnrned several houses at Meslsy and Bor
mevart, taking some OF the citizens prisoners.
THE BRITISH MILITIA To BE CALLED
OUT.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-Earl Russell urges this as
an emergency requiring the ministers to call
out and organize the militia.
The Paris Constitutional says Russia errs in
thinking the neutrality of the Black Sea Ma
boleonic idea. 1t is the traditional policy OF
France.