The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-23

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from Peris show that the Parisians are
much di5heartened. The French en-.
deayored, with four companies tf in
fahtfy and four guns, to relieve the
garrison of LaFere, but they were re.
pulsed ana driven beyond the river Disc
by battalion OF the aftieth Prussian
regiment. A sortie from the fortress
Yves made directly after the attack
from without, but it was likewise re
pulsed
The World's special from London, the
2lst, Gays special from Berlin states
that there is every indication that Moltke,
Anticipating the supreme effort by Tro-
ohu, and fearing the ability of the Ger
mans 20 successfully resist a sortie in
forca. has ordered the abandonment of
former plans of expeditions in the West
and Southwest of France, and the con-
centration OF all forces in the immediate
neighborhood of Paris.
Mantenfel has been stopped in the
march towards Amiens, and ordered to
join the army Of Saxons investing North
Paris, while the Duke of Mecklenburg
and the army of Frederick Charles, hav-
ing effected junction between Etampes
and Fontainebleau are approaching Paris
from the South. These movements will
increase the force investing Paris to
1000. On the other hand, the armies
OF the Loire, East and North, are with
out any formidable foe in front. Chan
oellor Hatherley has formally notified
his colleagues that he will resign his
Office, should the Government declare
war against Russia; Bright, Lowe, Card
we'll and Childers, it is believed, will do
the same. The city is full of rumors
that Prince Gortsohakoff has informed
Granville of his willingness to withdraw
his note and submit Russia's claim to the
Congress.
A correspondent from Rome. of the
10th, describes preparations there max
ing for the reception of Victor Ema-
nuel, by order of the Pope. Every
church will be closed during the Kings
presence in the city. The States of the
Church have been placed under an inter
dict.
BERLIN. November 22.-It is reported
that Paris is disposed to yield.
A special to the Tribune, from Berlin,
reports the English and Prussian Minis
ters as saying the danger of rupture is
abating.
MADRID. November622. The Imperiel
says! the firm acceptance by Aosta,
has been received. An escort squadron
leaves Carthagenia for Genoa, next
Friday.
FLORENCE. November 22.-Partial re-
turns warrant the statement that the Go
vernment was sustained by on universal
majority.
LONDON. November 22.-Balloon dates
from Paris, at midnight, state that the
city is entirely tranquil. Flourens, who
was arrested for participation In the riots.
has been released. Meat has been lin.
tied to fifty grammes daily. Horse flesh
and vegetables are still abundant. All
unmarried mon between twenty md
thirty-five are enrolled in the National
Guard. The Luxembourg Echo says the
Eranc-tlrenrs were successful against the
German Uhlans, near the border Over
!,ooo Ohians were driven into Luxem-
burg and disarmed. The siege of Mont
medy continues. The garrison SORTED
on the 18th. and 500 Germans were either
killed, captured or wounded. The be-
siegers have since withdrawn beyond fire.
The Morning Post officially denies that
Bismarck repudiates tho existence of ap
understanding with Russia about the
Euxine question:.
The Shipping Gazette mentions that
French products. fabrics, wines. &c.
may be bought now in France at fabu-
lously low prices, owing to the war and
paralyzation Of commerce.
Odo Russell dined with the Grown
Prince OF Prussia on Sunday.
Parties who have arrived at Versailles
lately, are hopeless Of the mission to ef-
feet an armistice. Earl Russell urges this
az an emergency requiring the ministers
to call out and organize the militias
The Peris Constitutional says Russia
errs in thinking the neutrality of the
Black Sea is Napoleonio idea-it is the
traditional policy of France.
A special telegram to the Times, this
morning, from Berlin, says Russia is
seeking to prove that The story of her
bringing an American feet to serve as a
Black Sea squadron, is untrue; her Ian
guage is pacific. Prussia, it is expected,
will sustain a peaceful solution of the
question between Russia and the other
powers, relative to the Paris treaty of
1866.
LUXEMBOURG, November 22.-The bonn
bardment of Thionville by the Prussinns
Is very active to-day. The shots average
about eighteen per minute. The can
nonade was very distinctly heard here.