The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-14
FROM EUROPE.
Bombardment Of ThionviIie.

Bombardment of ThionviiIe.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 13.-Thionville has been bonn
barded by the Prussians Fires had broken out
there in consequence and on Saturday the entire
town seemed to be burning.
German Subscni ptl0ns TO the French Loan.
BERLIN Nov. 14.-Herr Gutterbach, a banker
of this city, has been arrested for disloyalty His
offense consisted in subscribing for portion of
the new French loan.
The Prussian Government has permitted
Marshal anrobert
to reside at Stuttgard, in Wurtemberg,
Marshal Lebeuf
at Rom, in Rhenish Prussia, and
Marshat Bazuine
at Aix-a-Chapelle Aachen, near the Belgian
border.
General Won Der Tann's Report.
VERSAILLES Nov. 14.-General Won Der
Tam, il his official report to headquarters here,
announces that in the battle before Orleans on
the 9th he lost AZ officers and 667 men killed
and wounded. The French admit that their loss
was 1000.
DunlIrk and the BeIzians.
BRUSSELS, Nov 14.-The Belgian Government
is negotiating with the authorities at Tours and
Paris to prevent the inundation of the marsh
lands around Dunkirk. The military authorities
had contemplated taking this step means of
defense against the Prussans. But Dunkirk is
so near the Belgian frontier that Belgium her.
self would be the greatest sufferer. 1t is
thought the negotiations will be successful.
Effect of the Orleans Battle.
LONDON, Nov IA Times correspondent
writing from Tours says the moral effect of the
victory near Orleans is incalculable. Reinforce
ments have gone forward to General Palladines,
who now has large and effective army. Gam
BETA has returned to Tours from the army. He
has expressed his entire satisfaction with affairs
at and around Orleans.
Paris short of Provisions.
The reports that Paris is distressingly short OF
provisions are confirmed by dispatches from
various quarters to-day.
Bismarck and Eugenie.
Count Won Bismarck has written letter for
maly denying having had any negotiations
whatever with the Empress Eugenie.
The German liberals are opposing the propo.
sition for meeting of the federal parliament at
| Versailles.
Russia and Prussia.
| BRUSSELS, Nov. H.-The independence Beige
| of to-day says that while Russia has always felt
that the neutrality of the Euxine was insupport-
| able to her, she has never suggested revision OF
the territorial arrangements of the treaty of
1856.
VIENNA, Nov. 14.-The Freie Presse of this
city to-day publishes the points of the late Rus
sian circular relative to the prohibition OF
frigates in the Black Sea. The lnotes desire
equal liberty of action to be accorded to the
| Sultan, and the remainder of the Paris treaty to
remain valid.
This Mornins's Quotations.
| LONDON, Nov. 14-1l30 A M-C0nsols 92k
for both money and account. American securities
nat; u. s. 5-2Os OF 1862, ssh OF 1865, old, s7s&
OF 1867, s92; 1O-4es, s6A. Stocks nat Erie Rail
road, 1sz illinois Central no; Great Western, 27
LONDON, Nov; 14-Renned Petroleum bnoyant.
lIVBRPo0L, Nov. 14-1l 80 A. M-COtton nat
middling uplaDds, Cd. middling Orleans, 96@9Ad
| The sales are estimated at 10000 bales.
| This Afternoons QuOtRIiOns.s
| LONDON, Nov. 14-1'30 p. M-U, s. b-20s of 1862
s7A OF 1865, old, s7A OF 1851 s9A. Illinois Central
| 1O9