Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23

THE Wy AR !.
The Man9uVres Of D'AureIIes
BOurbaki to Oppose Charles
A Double Trench round Paris
Futile Efforts fOran Armistice
Latest from the Carloads
B0mbardment of ThiOnViIle
Russia Disposed to be Pacific
Latest from the Carloads
B0mbardment of ThiOnViIle
Russia Disposed to be Pacific
FROM FRANCE.
Cheap as Dirt.

Il OMGaR IL OAEte
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Shipping Ga
zette mentions that French products, fab
RIGS, wines, ETC., may be bought now in
France at fsbulously low prices, owing to
the war and the paralyzation of COM
merce.
The Peacesmakers Puzzled, -
Odo Russell dined with the Crown
Prince of Prussia on Sunday.
Parties have arrived at Versailles lately
on the hopeless mission to effect an arm
istice.
Earl Russell urges that this is an emer-
geRcy requiring the Ministers to csll out
and organize the militia. ,r-
Brisk Reimbursement of ThfonvIlle.
LUxKMBURG, Nov. 22.-The lombard
ment of Thionville by the Prussians is
very active to-day. The shots average
eighteen per minute. The cannonade is
very distinctly heard here.
The Mansuvres of D'AureIles.
LONDON, Nov. pa special dispatch
to the New York World, from Berlin, to-
day, says: According to. the latest in
formation received from Versailles, inces-
SAINT exertion is directed to the formation
of second outer line of investment to
cover the operations of the inner line.
The strategy of D'Aurelles is understood
at Versailles, and has been met by coun-
ter movement with the centre at Orleans.
D'Aurelles has extended his lines both
north and south, intending to enclose the
Germans on both TANKS. The latter have
executed similar movements, falling back
at the same time towardsPa D'Aurel-
les line is now said to extend from Lemaus
through Vendome, Orleans and Bourges to
Nevers. His main body rests along this
line, while it is feared that large section
of his force has passed north, toward
Eyereux.
An Unnecessary Correction.
There is no truth in the report that
Turkey is negotiating with Russia in re-
gard to an armistice between the French
and the Germans.
ParIs-Great Expectations.
A Paris letter, dated the 14th inst, by
balloon, reports the city quiet Perfect
order prevails; and there is all ample sup
ply of provisions for three months. There
have been no great engagements lately;
but great events are expected within few
days.
Tours, Nov. pa balloon has Just
brought good news from Paris. The
successes of the Army of the Loire had
produced excellent effect. Discussions
were forgotten, and an amnesty for Po-
litical offenses has been granted.
The people had consented 10 abandon
their eagerness for sortie, and were re-
signed TO stand on the defensive. There
has been no serious fighting and but little
cannonading lately around Paris.
The GaribaIdian victory.
Tours, Nov. pa special dispatch
from the army of the Vosges to-day says
four hundred men from Daubs' and other
battalions, under Ricciotti Garibaldi, at
tackled ChattilloD at six o'clock this morn
ing, which place was occupied by $50
Prussians, who had expected a reinforce
ment the same day of l, 400 men. The
enemy were routed, leaving 100 dead, in
Guiding two colonies and one major.
One hundred and sixty prisoners were
taken, including ten officers. Their am
munition and baggage wagons were also
captured. There were four French killed
and twelve wounded.
A correspondent ct Garabaldi's head
quarters at Autem, on the 10th, says the
reported quarrel between Garabaldi and
the franc-tireurs is utterly unfounded.
Large numbers of the latter throng head
quarters asking to be placed under the
generals sons command. From Mar
settles, and the Departments of the Jura
and Laon Eft Loire, they come faster than
equipments can be supplied.
The General is in good condition, and
the spirits of his troops have greatly i'm
proved. Difficulties continue to exist be-
tween him and the Autem priests, most of
whom are either Bonapartists or Prussian
spies; but military matters, nevertheless,
are daily growing better.
The Italian battalions are magnifcently
organized and disciplined, and great ac-
tivity prevails in various directions.
The French jealousy toward Gsribaldi
is being still manifested at Tours and
elsewhere, but it no longer paralyzes him.
LONDON, Nov. %. 1t is reported that
Gen. Michel, having objected TO act with
Garibsldi, was replaced by Gen. Creuseat.
BOurbakI 10 Lead Against Fred
erick Charles.
ANTWERP, Nov. 21.-The Tribune's
special says: Early this morning Gen
Bourbah passed through Amiens for
NeveTs to assume command against