New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22

Paris, and tho Duke must fall back until. ~
meets the army of Prince Frederick CharloG
A junction is expected tonight between his
advance and the Dukes rear, at Rambouil
let.
Seine D1sqa re Sut ss e
Bourbaki's army nom the North.
All this information admirably supple
ments the news received in London to-day.
The Prussian dispotch announcing tie :
actions of the eie1teenth at Chateaud6n
and Chateauneuf was erronoon1; tho only
action was fought that day, q Chateaudun,
where severe engagement took place, 70
French. The Prussian cavalxy were subee.
quently checked by the arrival ct the
twenty-second division.
This makes it clear that General Dan
relies is still moving with his right, his leit
resting on Orleans. Great caro- y taken p
conceal Daurelles' plans, but state 14 4
high authority, that he is amusing the Del
my, while moving the bulk Of his fot9A
which is not less than 900 men, north
ward, to form q junction with kerA&<y,
coming from the west, and with Bourtoki.
coming from the northeast. They VIII
then move quickly ON Parh, with their com
mand of Gambetta and Daufelles. ~
BOurbaki is leaving bohind him large
reserves, and is moving forward with 65, ,W0
perfectly armed aud trained troops. KerHty
has $4,000 men. When these armies e1fect
junction the number Of troops VIII not be
| less than 5000, besides their reserySe,
and loo, 900 Of the army Of the Loire, which
are entrenched ct Orleans, and holdiAg rs
line extending north Of Chateaudun and
Chartrea. 49,
A part of Prince Frederick Charles army
has established communication with the
Duke of Mecklenburg, between Etampes
and Fontainbleau The whole fcfce Of tho
the twenty-thifl. The united strength Of
| his force will then be 100, 900.
! The strategy Of Daurelles has draMn
| them considerably south, where he con-
| fronts them with AN entren6hed army g.
| equal numbers, while with the main bCdH
| Of 265 900 men he moves on Versailles nO0
| the west. vss
| LONDON, November q "A special s., n
tersburg dispatch of the sovenfeontA says,
/ the anti -Prussian organs here declAFo that
after subduing France, Prussia WI tsen1cx
all the German-speaking peeplc undetR -
sian rule, and in order to make het1 u
maritime power Prussia win algO
Holland. These views have BEEN
strongly to the Gar, who persists IN dotlnr
his friend and ally.
Especial to the New York worldl
LONDON, November 2l.-A special from
Brussels says there is every indication that
Won Moltke is anticipating . supreme en0rt
by TrOchu, and, fearing the ability Of t96
Germans, to successfully resist . soEe1c ~
force, has ordered the Abandonment ct seQ|
former plans Of the expedit i the we4
and northwest of France and the Conco4-'
trati0n OF all forces in the immediate neigh
borhOOd of Paris. Manfeuffel has been
stopped in his march toward Amiens, and
ordered to Join the army of SaxonG, invoet-
ing North Paris, while the Duko of Neck
lenburg and the army of Prince Fre4erick
Charles having effected a Junction between
Paris from the south. These lAovementB
will increase tho force investing Paris to
$4,000 men. On the other hand the armies
of the Loire, east and north, are without
any formidable foe in their front. -
Chancellor Hatherley has personally ~
fed his colleagues that he win resign his
Office should the government declare var %
and Childers, it is believed, will do the
| same. 80 e a
The city is full Of rumors to the effect
that Prince Gortschakof has informed Lord
Granville of his willingness to Withdraw his
note, and submit Russia's claims to Con-
gress.
"A correspondent at Rome, fifteenth, de-
scribes the preparations there making for
the reception Of Victor Emanuel. By order
of the Pope, every church will be cl0Sod
during the Kings presence in the city. Tho
States of the Church have been placed nm
der an interdict.
LONDON, November ola writer in til
Pail MaN Gazette urges the sending of John
Bright to Washington as envoy from Great
Britain, to insure pacific relations with
America in the present crisis.
1t is reported that Russia has fifty iren
cladhmonitors at:Nickolaif, drawing less thqn
eighteen feet water.
The Russian Notifications at AzOf have
been greatly strengthened, and are repre-
sented to be impregnable. ~
| The Lev0,st Herald of the nineteenth says
it has reason to believe that tho Sublime
Porte has ordered the military reserves to
be called into service.
A number of German vessels are block
AIDED in Yarmouth harbor by French iron
clads
News from Montevideo to October "a
have been received. The revolutionary
| crisis in Uruguay continues.
{. Business in MontevideO was paralyzed.
The city was threatened with an attack BY
the Blanc party.
Mr.. Wade. secretary Of the British lega.
ton in China, writes from Pekin under data
, of November 3, saying there will prob ably
be no necessity for the employmentQ Qf E
military force to obtain redress-~G a
1ien Tsin Outrages.
u Especial to the New York World
LONDON, November N.-A telegram from
Tours to-day says the army of the Loire
has suffered no defeat, nor even repulse
Up to this time all its movements have beer
successfully executed. Paladine keeps hie
secrets well. A decisive engagement il
expected tomorrow or Wednesday. Private
dispatches received in Tours tonight CON
tain the assurance that an armistice has
been agreed upon, but no details have been
yet obtained.
LONDON, November "a yindication oi
his course by Marshal Ba1aine is expected
to appear this week.
Marshal Burgoyne writes to the Times on
the subject of the surrender Of Metz, in
which he sustains the action of Bazaine.
Odo Russell writes from Versailles that
the Franos-Tireurs sought to interrupt his
journey thither,
BERLIN.
Trochu's German PrisoneFs Consist .
| 65~ux - Sm EJnnnafnls.