The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-30

1t was agreed that Gortschakoff's last
degpatch should be considered as remoy-
ing the question of Russia's demand
from she sphere of diplomacy.
Several Pfussians. wearing the Sadowa
medals. have been taken prisoners.
Papers contain rumor that an at
tempt had been made by q Bavarian
soldier 70 shoot the King Of Prussia.
publication of correspondence from
eheiseat OF war by the German newspa-
Pers is prohibited. The Gaulois calls
Gambetta the tyrant of Tours.
Tours. November 2S.-By decree, Ke-
ratry's command is united with the
twensJ-ATst army corps OF Sevres.
VIENNA, November 2S.-The Cabinet
ls not unfavorable to conference of the
powers In principle, but presses settle
ment OF preliminary questions.
Dispatches from Oonstantinople say
the Sultan and GRIND Vizier show no
alarm at the situation, counting OH q
peaceful solution. The British Govern
ment has bought all the gunpowder cot
ton in market. Lead has advanced to g23
per ton,
Ihe FsnGncie says immense supplies
OF arms and munitions of war have ar
rived at Russian ports in the Black Sea.
BUCHAREST, November 2S.-The Rou-
manlan Chambers opened yesterday.
EEiuce Charles, in his address, referred
to the satisfactory relations with Turkey
and the adjustment of tho consular ju-
risdiction.
SOUTHAMPTON, November ga boat
race occurred here this afternoon, be-
tween picked crew Of London and
Southampton. After q fine contest the
race was won by the southampton crew.
E3BERLIN, November 29.-Austrin con-
graduates Prussia upon German unity.
LONDON, November 29.-The follow
ing despatch has just been received here
from Evereux, the capital of the Depart
ment of Eure,. dated yesterday: The
Prussians now occupy this town, and
are In the valley of the Eure in great
force. This evening they were driven
Garde Mobile, who retreated in turn.
when relnforcements came up for the
enemy. 10000 Prussians now occupy
Amlens. There was some sharp fighting
yesterday, in front of the army of the
Loire, and all along the line of the coun-
try between Pethrius and Montargis
PARTICULARS are wanting, but it is said
the French were generally successful,
having captured many prisoners and one
cannon. Jaurers succeeds Keratry in
command.
1t is officially stated in the 7eleqraph,
that Russia has deoided to withdraw her
demand and submit it to conference.
LONDON, November 29.-After the ad-
lournment of the English Cabinet to
Wednesday, Granville visited the Queen.
Granville insists that Russia must with.
draw her note before Congress is as
sented to. Lowe. Bright and Cardwell
will resign before consenting to war
The Queen opposes war. The members
OF the Italian ministry re e-elected to Par
lament are largely in the majority.
Granvltledemands the presence of France
at any conference on the Eastern oues
.tion. The Sultan is reported dissatisfied
With the hesitancy of the allies against
Russia.
LONDON, November 2o.-Thc DaHv
tIelegrapA says England and Austria have
firmly but courteousIy denied Russia's
right to withdraw from the treaty. It is
quite possible that Russin may seek an
honorable retreat.
Under The new constitution, Prussia
has seventeen out of fifty-seven votes in
the Confederation.
William has been discovered. No de-
tails. The royal Headquarters have
been moved from Versailles to NIcux.
The siege guns used Mt Thionville are
going to Montmedy. German successes
around Amiens have been confirmed by
q despatch from King William, who,
however, gives no particulars. The
feeling at Versailles is that England
makes too much of small matter, and
that war on the Eastern question is I'M
possible.
A detachment OF 5000 Prussians is
reported ut Chateau Rcgnault twenty
eight kilometers from Tours. The Ger
man right still occupies Montague,
threatening the French in the forest of
Cercatts Frederick Charles army has
been strongly reinforced. The Prns-
sian movements indicate tho object to
turn Vendome and advance on Tours.
A committee Of English bankers has
resolved to take the entire 100000, 600
thslers loan just voted by the Prussian
Parliament. The feeling in money cir
cles ,1,. this morning is pacific, though the
Times gives place this morning to num-
Der of contributions insisting on the
neutrality of the Black Sen, or war.
BERLIN, November 29.-The King
telegraphs the Queen from Versailles,
that Manteuffel, with q portion of the