The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14
Sunday Nights Dispatches
ENGLAND.

arrival of Schneider at London eompeiiB
IL TO make public the fact that Gambetta
is engaged IN an intrigue for the rsstora-
ton Of the Orleans Dynasty. The scheme
is for the late Corps Legisiatlr 10 assemble
at Tours and compel By fntlnafdation and
pressure OF circumstances the ratification
of all that has been done since September
the Republic and accept the services OF
the Orleans princes. A German princess
is interested IN the intrigue, although
bismarck remains faithful 10 the idea
of the restoration of the Empire. The
presence OF Theirs at Tours, ana the contin-
BETA, gives additional color TO this report.
Countess De MontiJo, the mother OF the
Empress, arrived at Rouen from England,
travelling tncO09lito. and Immediately left
Rouen for the south.
Bushwhacking the Prussians is car
ried on daily in Alsace and Lorraine.
Prussians are killed every night IN
Strasbourg.
Especial TO the World.l
LONDON, Nov. I3.-The Russian Minister
here read TO Lord Granville letter from
demands the modification OF the abolition
PROVISIONS, signed AZ the Conyention IN
provisions forbid the Russian fleet from
entering the Dardenelle and the BosphOrus
from the Black sea, and limits the Rus
sian fleet in the BiacE Sea to ten small
steamers. They also prohibit Russia and
Turkey from maintaining on the Black
sea coast, any military or marine ar
senals, ana generally neutralizs the
Black Sea by the introduction from its
waters OF any vessels OF war belonging 10
the powers possessing its coast, or any
other power. This declaration on the
part OF Russia, being simultaneously made
In London, and by the Cabinets at Con-
stantinopIe, Vienna and Berlin, is be-
ueVed here to indicate Russia's readiness
TO insist on the recognition OF her claims
The oflcial journal at Constantinopie
says that the Su Oitme Porte is now able
to resist any attack, and that he has
100000 men, and twelve armored frigates.
Count Beust, the Austrian Prime Minis
ter, arrived at Munich on the SIN. aud re-
malned there in conference with the Ba-
varian Cabines two Gays.
Worlds SpeciaI.l
LONDON, Nov. ia careful condensa-
tion OF the reports received here BY high
medical authority IN the British Army,
from all the German armies now In
France shows that the aggregate deaths Of
which is owing IN great degree TO the
bad sanitary arrangements tnd neglect Of
the sick and wounded. The opinion in
military circles here IS universal that un.
| less the Germans can end the war before
January, their final defslt Is inevitable.
Judge Advocate GenmraI Loughnn has
AdVices from Versailles to-day state that
I Won Moltke has ordered an additional
/ force sent TO TouTey, TO prevent another
| disaster. An attack by the Army of the
Loire IS expected.
Excitement in London tonight is high
/ In political circles respecting the designs
/ of Russia. 10 is believed she has a secret
understanding with Prussia.
ASSOCIATED Press Cable.l
1 LONDON. Nov. 13. - Dispatches dated
ments that there was lighting ali day
/ Thursday, near COulmieTs, In which the
/ French were successful, and that General
| Pollieres had occupied CheViIly, north of
Orleans. taking six hundred prisoners and
| two guns.
LONDON. November 13.-A Prussian col
umn OF 1000 men has arrived at Rethel.
Little is heard from Paris. IL is known, f,
however, that the internal troubles have
MASSES OF French troops are seen daily
| around Mt. Valerien, practictng the evo-
lutions on great scale. A general sOrtie
sickness in and around the Capital is de.
A small band of Greek volunteers for
! and left for the field.
A report is reiterated here that the DELAY
/ in the bombardment of Paris is duo to the
earnest entreaties of Queen Victoria.
/ LONDON, November I3.-The North Ger.
/ man Parliament meets at Berlin, Monday
| week, 70 raise means for carrying on the
war. a loan Is proposed, but its form Is
A Tours dispatch to the London press
dated yesteIdsy, says nothing further has
been made known Of the French army
| since the recovery of Orleans and the occu.
i patton of Chevilly.
The German retreat on the 9th. was ef-
fected in perfect order. The losses Of the
dermans since the Ith, amount TO 1900
General Werder is evidently moving to
join Won der Tam The bridges on this
route are TO be destroyed, and the roads
to be obstructed in every possible manner
A camp OF instruction is forming at IOu-
Iouse, under Gen. Demayes, as s nucleus
for the army of the Southwest.
Especial to the World.I
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Among the subject.
discussed at the last Cabinet meeting wal
| the Alabama question. The government
/ decided TO instruct Thornton 70 ascertain
as far a possible the disposition OF tn
/ American government as 20 the reOpenini
of the question. and TO Intimate the read
tness OF England to go over the whole dis
cuEsion again.
Information from Spain fntimates tn
growth of a formidable OppCsitfOn 10 tn
| election of the Duke of AOsta.
A special correspondent teleZraphs from
} / Florence, on the 1lth, that the canvass 10
: the general election OF the Italian Parlia