The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-15
THE WAR IN. FRANCE.
PARIS NOT TO BE Bo1BARDED.

PARIS NOT 70 BE BoNBARDED.
Lvonstn panger-Treaty of 1s56-Long
Range Guns--NIufta.y Severity.
- LONDON. November ID.
The Times correspondent. at Tours says
the neral effect of the victory near Orleans is In
calculable. ReEnforcements TO aanadines go for
ward rapidly. Reports that Paris is distressingly
short Of provisions are, confirmed by dispatches
from various quarters Bismarck denies having
negotiated with Eugenie. The German Liberals
oppose the meeting of the German Parliament at
Versailles.
Garibaldi and the French generals have agreed
upon plan OF operations. .iaef-..
AdyIces from Belgium state that the Prussisns
are bombarding Thionv'Le, causing fires IN sne
CITY. The entire town seemed burning on Satur-
day. The Journal oficiel charges that the Prns-
SLAMS pilnged yilleneuf three hours on account
of its stubborn resistance. They next levied
enormous contributions and then plundered the
inhabitants. The Germsu artillery caissons, cap
tured near Orleans, were filed with laces ana
valuable ornaments. taken from country. seats
around thscity. ~ i'g
TIE Turkish Government had received no init
nation nom Russ a OF the abrogation o. the
treaty Of 1855. i
Gambetts, in a dispatch TO the French re2resen-
tatlve, says: "Gortschakon's note relative 10 the
treaty of 1856 indicates an understanding oe-
tween Russia and Prussia" Gamoetta thinks
England cannot remain passive in presence o!
,-o,, ,h,,;oIfe nrorepiIinpS
The German Loss at Orleans.
VERSAILLES November Il
Tam, in his etacalieport, aunounceshis foss
on the 9th as .forsy:tgo officers Killed anu
wounded. lis p3. ...s~g -.-Es!. -.
.'elG BRHIIS, November Il.
Herr Gattenbach, banker Of this city. has beeA
arrested for dsloy atty. His offence was suoscrio-
ing for the new French loan.
The Prussians allow Marshal Canrobert to re-
side at Stuttgart. Marshal Leboeuf at Bonn, and
Bazaine at Aixla:Chapene. e
g. 50 - BRUSSELS, November IL
The Belgian Governments is negotiating with
theParis and Tours Governments to.preventte
inunda,ion of the marsh lands around DunkirssS
NIGHr DISPATCHES.
London Rannors.
-@E'' y. LONDON, November II.
The situation of the Prusslan army is such that
IL reqairea additional reinforsemenss from, 7es-
wodshdass. sectstary Of the English Embassy,
has arrived with batch OF Englshmen who
were allowed to leave Paris by the Germans.
They report that livestock Of; provisions In Paris
is short. The weather is cold, With frequent
snow.
Son Moltke has issued stringent orders regard
Ing the bearers Of the Geneva Cross, whose SAFE
puara is guaranteed bY all the great powers rep
resented in the Geneva Convention.
. The opposition OF the German Liberal papers TO
the convention Of Tie Federal Parliament at Yer
sailles isI based upon, the ground that members
would scarcely c1nseneto go thither, where they
would be compelled to legslate under the pres
sure Of military influence.
Much snow has fallen In Northeastern France.
The PrussIans have captured the town OF Isle
sur.le.Doubs and elevations in the Departm ent OF
Doubs.
the Gardc Mobile have retreated southwark,
and the Francs.ti have disappeared from that
section, 2tiae.s 80
One Of the tunnels on the strastourg Railway
has fallen I'm, hopelessly interrupting communal
cation by that line: TtS!..ij3E
Ofacisl contradiction has been given to the re-
port that General Boyer, when at Versailles, CON
ferred with another person than Count Bismarck.
the Bxsariau negotators are still at Versailles.
The result Of their mission Is uncertain.
.Pxris Not to be Bombarded. u
Se2n BRUSSELS, Novenfber14
!. Cor.cspondepts write hence that Paris cannot
hold eut longs- than three weeks. The Prussians,
therefore win trust to hunger to compel the sur
render, and no bomes.: .:imeht win OCCUR,
!. Gs.-.l :, RiscnisnIf Ret1res.
ss.at& .Is,H F1oRssUE, November "A.
Riscasal announces. his retirement from pub
lie life. -tsS ~
Prussians advancing In the East
TX = gouRs November IA.
adYnesffom Lyons show that the Prussians
are advancing steadily In the East. :.
Dale is occupied by Garibaldi, and the French
general is at Cnagny. 1t Is supposed that the
two armies will unite to chscksthe PrussIan ad-
vance.
The fertilization of Lyons continues The
heights abonr the town have been greatly
strengthened.
slams are near Lafan.
An engagement occurred on Saturday, near
Evrsux, in which the Prussians were driven
back with loss.
A battle is. expected to-day as Toury, whittier
the army Of the Loire Is advancing.
The Bavarfan prisoners, recently brought to
Tours. havebeen sent to Lille.
The French have removed the lights and buoys
from the mouth.of tns Gahoon River, on the west
coast OF Africa. '-.es:- '-..@'
MID WIGHT DISPAT0 HE'S.
sS The Worlds Special. ~ ,'''s-
NEW YORK, November H.
A special telegram to the World, from Tours,
says: "The main body oftae army otsthe Loire
yesterday occupied position extending along
the line OF the Chateau Dun road to ST. Peray,
Patay and Chevilly y 8-.24,,,
The total loss Of the Germans in the actions Of
the 7tb, eth and 10th. before Orleans, including
500 sick and wounded, who were abandoned ag-
gregates lo,O 600 IN killed. wounded aud prisoners.
General Paladines is now iexecuting,a movement
which Is designed to ontlank General Won der