The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26

AENG OF EHOOES-EOEMAL QE
; TEIoNvTLLE-sKIRMIsHT
LONDON, November q. The Times
intimates ;hat Russia will be firm,
/ without closing her doors TO negotia-
! tions, an attitude England will imi-
. tate. The Times also says there are
zoe. 600 Germans 10 the valley of the
Loire.
The Prussian dragoons en- Wednes-
day entered st. Quentin for tho pur-
pose of stopping the railroad train.
Their attempt was defeated by the
French, whose movements are looking
as If to concentrate on the German
armies, and who continue to come in
from the north of France.
Large bodies Of Prussisns are
marching south to take positions
around Paris and near Orleans.
Since the last dispatches were for
Warded, the Germans. who have been
operating around Roeroy Ramigpy
and MeEieres. have suddenly departed,
going In the same direction
Several Prussian divisions passed
SOissons, going towards Samiens.
early in the week, and others were 10
follow.
| It is reported that Manteuffel is
leaving Amiens on the right, and will
march on Rouen. His headquarters
are still ct Campagne.
The Prussian intrenehed camp at
Laon is nearly completed.
The formal surrender of Thionville
occurred this morning. The town
had been burning since yesterday.
The Dake of Mecklenburg is urg.
ing az immediate advance on the Ar
my Of the Loire.
Skirmishes have already occurred
between the outposts of the armies
at Neaville aud Mezieres, in the De-
partment of Loret, and the Gardes
Mobiles, from Amiens, have been re-
pulsed near LIE Qaeset, by the Prus
slams. The fight Of the French was
very disorderly.
4 PANICKY FERLINQ IN BUSINESS
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The feeling in
financial circles at this hour may fair
ly be called panicky. Consols and
other securities at the close Of bust
ness were generally lower, and while
there was no corresponding advance
in breadstuh4. much uneasiness per
vaded the entire business community,
There Is no doubt but that tae Rus
sian government will be very firm in
her demands relative to the proTi-
/ elons OF the EarlS treaty.
CHINA MORE PACIFIC.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The later ad
vices. which have been received from
Caina. are Of more pacific nature
Tae firm attitude taken BY England
ard France, in the matter of the Tien
Tpin massacre, had the effect to en-
courage the trading classes there, to
ward whom the natives had daily |
grown more insolent.
HEAVY FAILuRE-PAEIs FORTS SILENT.
LONDON, November 25.-Robert |
| Wright 4 Co, chain aad anchor !
makers, of Sunderland. have stopped |
payment. Much distress has resulted |
from it.
It rumored that John Bright has |
declined the position of President of |
the Board of Trade.
The Prussians are reported near
Vendome.
note to the Government officials. de-
clniog the command of the Eighteenth
Corps.
A dispatch from Versailles, via
Berlin. says that the forts about Paris
have been entirely silent for the past
three days. The weather continues
bad for military operations.
Especial to the World.l
AB CT KNOXVILLE.
/ LONDON, November 25 A special
/ dispatch from Brussels, dated to-day,
says that Wilfred Fainville, late Sci
| entifc ChrOnicler for the La Ltberte
arrived &C Paris, with four others
from that city, two of whom left i'm
mediately for Lille and Tours with
dispatches from Paris officials.
The cellars of Thionville are inun-
dated, and yesterday the commandant
Of the place asked permission to re-
move the women and children, for
whom there was no place Of refuge in
the town. The Prussian command
ant refused 20 grant the request. The
bombardment of ThionYIlle was still
going on last evening.
The Cabinet crisis eliminated to-
day.
GRANVILLE CoNsULTs THE oUEEN-AEGRY
DISCOURSE IN TIE ENGLISH CABINET
PARIS SUPPLIES.
This morning Granville left Lon
don. and went over to Windsor Cas-
tie. where the Queen bad arrived pre-
vlously. The OBJECT of his visit was
to inform Eer Majesty of the impossi
blllty OF carrying on the Government
with the Cabinet irreconcilsbly di
vided as to the policy to be pursued
towards Russia. The rendering of
his resignation on this issue will
upset the Ministry. A dissolution of
the Cabinet can scarcely be prevent
ed. The Cabinet assembled at hall
past 2 o'clock, with Granville and
Gladstone absent. At 3 o'clock,
Gladstone, the Prime Minister. ar
rived, with q note from Prince Gort
schakoff. The note was read, and
then ensued he ted, and even angry,
discussion. No { cision was arrived
az. The Cabinet adjourned at q
o'clock to meet again to morrow.
/, By balloon complete files of Paris
journals to the Oath have been re-
ceived.
The LIE Temps gives details con
, eerning the quantity of provisions in
the city. It says: In a few days
! more beef will be exhausted; very
. little salt meat; dried fish sufficient
, for twelve days; FIVE months supply
I of chocolate; rico less abundant; OIL
; becoming scarce; sugar. coffee and
wine will last for some time; there Is
enough material for bread to carry
: the supply into January; horse flesh
. will last two menths longer.
! The Echo du Nord of this evening
believes that pitched battle is going
on peer Aneins.
sPEcULATIoNs-AloRE ARMS FOR FRANCE-
) AGER1EAN SHIP CAPTURED.
The Independence Beige has let
!, ter dated NeuvIlle, the 14th, reporting
) an engagement on Wednesday. at
! | Mezieres, in which the Germans were
= defeated and suffered heavy loss.
f The steamship Ontsrio lett Cowes.
this morning, for Havre, conveyed by
!. two French frigates. Her go con
0 sists of 100000 cartridges, 10000
Z breech- loading muskets. largo nun
: Der of carbines aud pistols, and fifty
D Ave cannon. These munitions are N
: tended for the equipment Of tho army
( of tho Loire, whose movements, 1t is
said, have been delayed By their non
!. arrival.
!, A German ship. said to be the Lord
0 Brougham, has besa captured Oh Deal
). By French fEigate.
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