Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-12-01
NUMBER AZ.
MORE PACIFIC INTELLIGENCE.

MORE PACIFIC INTELLIGENCE.
London. Nov. pa The Times this morn
rug contains st. Petersburg dispatches of
more pacific tone and notes n partial re-
turn OF commercial activity.
, MEETING or AMBASSADORS TO SETTLE
The RUSSIAN QUESTION.
No collision between Russia and Eng
land i now probable. 1t has been defn-
itely settled that meeting of foreign
Ministers Of the Powers interested In the
treaty Of sl5s shall take place in England
in January.
SEVERE FIGHTING N rRsNCE- THE PgUs-
SLAMS ROUTED AND RrrRFATrNG
Dispatches from Tours announce tina,
severe and general engagement Is In
progress. French victories along the
Loire and claimed and 1t is reported that
the Germans have been routed and are
retreating.
FEAR. on THE ANGLO RUSSIAN WAR SUB
SIDING
London Nov. % The feeling i'm fnan-
cial circles to-day Is much more healthy
and the fears OF a rupture in the relations
between Great Il itain aid Russia on the
question of the Black Sea difficulty are
gradually abating among all classes of
people.
THF REPLY To RrssIl-opo RUSSELL. AT
VERSAILLES.
The Times hopes that the answer to
Prince Gor' schakoff which was forwarded
10 st Petersburg to-day, will be firm. but
conciliatorv
protest from the italian governmc nj
was sent II 81 Petersburg SATURDAY last.
pdo Russell dined Yesterday with King
William At Versailles. He was well re-
ceved and subsequently, had an interview
with Bismarck Thelatter said that while
adhering to the conference and having on
concert with Russia. he was surprised ai
the action Of Prince Gor,schakof,
rRrssr, Will NOT rSrrRFrnr
Prussia. however. declined 70 interfere
in the matter.
THE ZIG .Ro DEMANDS rFtCT-
London. Nov 2s-li q. m The news
from France TO-DAY j. Ineagre. The Paris
III caro- implorcs The French government
10 conclude peace. the defense Of Paris
being impossible.
ENGAGEMENT NEAR ORLEANS
In accommodating near Orleans. yester-
day. the 10Th Prus>ian corps cncoun,e red
the 2fh French corps Of Gen. nc Pallsd-
ines amy and m engagement occurred
ln which the French were driven from
their strong position nj Ladou with ser
ious loss. Subsequently, several French
companies attacked the Prussiau 10th
corps hut were repulsed with loss of4o.
\ French General was taken prisoner nv
~" PruS>ians- The German loss was tri-
ding
DEFEAT or THe GABiBALDIANs.
London. Nov. 2s-&p. IN. The Carl
haldians. while on n march from Pa.quel
ste. saturday afternoon came upon The
autpo>t~ Of the prus~ian rifles which they
immediately attacked with great impetuos
lts- The Prus~ ians wcr" at first COMPEL
IA to fail back but reinfscemcnts coming
up the faribaldianS were in turn rrpulsed
with great disorder. the soldiers throwin ing
away their arms ami knapsacks in their
ri hit. Gen Wcrder the next day sun
day took a circuit around them. and over
took the French rear guard. and another
engagement occurred In which the Ere Oh
i1>t 35h 10 KILLED ani wounded AMI the
prIs>an- only 80. II is said that Mcuoffi
Garabaidi had 2ne1 men under hi~ com
.alni in this engagement
~ the capituation Of Iafere - cannc n
o'aiI sorts fell into the hands Of The Prus-
sans
FRENCH VICTORY SE.R ANITNs-
London. Nov esp. N. The French
ttan - have won Z great victory n
VI trel5l. IN miles snuih Of Amicu>. yrstcr-
l4A The battle lasted uutff darkness tn
te~icrtd The German First" army i
e-e,i 10 have been beaten and driven
back - is entertainments before Amicn-.
IAr!rgnch army Of the North was greater
ia numbers and better armed The losses
are oh~curcly given in thousands The
Prg~~ian hussars rode down and cut u
pieces regiment Of mounted infantry
The German losses were severe.
DAYS nATTLE-THF FRENCH EEPt LsIp.
London 2s. The following important
dispatch just received here-TOur>. -
forenoon A battle occurred SATURDAY he
tween Niller> and Saleux. near Amiens II
fhe department of Somme. which LASTED
al day. The French maintained their po
>ti3u up to half past four in the afternoon
when the town Of Nillers was abandoned
before the superior forces and artillery o
the Pru~sians. The French Were subse
quentiy beaten AT Doves. few miles iron
Nillers but Al Dury maintained their po
-i'ion until nightfall. Three thousan'
Germans were engaged In the conflict a
the latter place.