The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-26
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WAR NEWS BY CABLE.
Movements of the Prussians
Circular from Jules Favre.
The Eastern Question.
Gortschakof and Granville.
FROM EUROPE.
skIrmish and French Success.

Skirmish and French Success.
LONDON, November 26.-Advices from Yours have
been received up to last evening. Gambetta re-
turned from Tours on Friday.
On Thursday two French battalions attacked
force OF 1900 Prussans who were entrenched at that
point and had three cannon. The Prussians were
routed and pursued as far as Quesnel
French DesertiOns.
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-Reports have been received
here from time to time announcing that large classes
OF citizens and in some regular troops OF the
garrison at Paris, have come to the Prussan out
posts and offered to surrender, but invariably
turned back. These reports have latterly been con-
1rmed by dispatches from the German headquar-
tiers at Versailles.
All Quiet mt Paris.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-Advices have been received
from Paris by balloon up to Thursday at noon.
They represent the situation as favorable and the
public :,norale satisfactory The guns of the be-
siegers are all quiet.
Details Of the
Movements of the Prussian Army
operating against Garibaldi have been received to-
day. After their repuse at Neutz they pillaged
Cteaux and concentrated at Dion. A force of
twenty thousand Prussians occupied Belisme, In the
department Of the Eure ct Loire on Tuesday night,
the 22d, but retired towards Noguet Ie Rotron on
Thursday.
Another Circular from JnIes Favre.
Jules Favre has issued another circular bearing
date November 21, giving his version OF the late
aCUllSJlCe utROlldIlOlS VI bhe
rupture. He says in giving plenary powers to M.
Theirs he thought the principle of revictualling
Paris had already been conceded.
London and tho Eastern Question.
LONDON, Nov 26.-There are no new developments
on the Eastern question to-day. The feeling at the
stock market is much improved.
Prince Gortschakof's Note.
LONDON, Nov 26.-Prince GOrtschakolr's reply
to Earl Granville's note, which was read in
the Cabinet session last evening" does not withdraw
Russa's claim to modification OF the treaty OF
Paris, and repeats the reference to a violations Of
the treaty by other European powers.
He meets Lord Granvilles complaint that Russia
desired to repudate the treaty without first appeal
ing to the other powers by expressing doubt whether
such an appeal would have been successful,
The morning papers say that the Ministry will
stand 1rm.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. 26-1l'30 A. M.-Consols, 93sS
for both money and account American securities
quiet; U s. 6-2os OF 1862, SI24; Of 1865, old, SI1
of 1867, s9N; 1046s, s6H. Railways steady; Erie,
2O4 Illinois Central, 10; Great Western 2S
LONDON, Nov. 26-11 80 A. M.-Linseed cakes, elO
7d.@e10 10d per ton. Tallow, 44s. Calcutta Lin
seedd6, sos. .@59s. 3D.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. 26-2 p. M.-Consols closed al
9224 for both money and account. American secur
1867, s9G; 10-4Os, s61G. Stocks quiet. Erie Rail
road, 2O4 Illinois Central, 10; Great Western, 2s
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-2 p M.-Cetton closed witt
a downward tendency middling uplands, 9}6@
9Ad. middling Orleans, 91S@9Hd. The sales to-day
have been 10000 bales, including 10000 for expor
and speculation. The shipments Of cotton from
Bombay to the 26th were 5000 bales. Bacon, 45s fol
Cumberland cut.