The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

before the realization or the problem set /
before her No one in Russia wishes for /
war. bur all classes would rather consent I
to war than humilatlng retractIon III the /
presence of threats unsupported by any
thing else than reference to the sanctlty /
of treaty directed against the /
country.
The same correspondent writes, on the
I'D:
"RQss:a is no: ready for war, and can
not be bstur, spring. Steps have been
taken to place feet on the Black Sea aud
fortify the coasts - l. will need six months
. to arm completely and raise the money
needed for war, and Nicolaief ironc.ad
shipyards again in working order.
| 4 Panic IN the London Market.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Ihe feeling in finan-
cial circles at this hour may fairly be
called pancky. ConSols and other secnrl-
ties at the close of business were generally
loser, while there was no corresponding
advance Of breadstuhs. Much uneasiness
pervades the entire business community.
There Is no doubt that the Russian gov
erument is very firm IN her demands rea
tive to the provision Of the Paris treaty.
Tie Impending Battle South OF Paris
fighting already Commenced.
Tours, Nov. 27-The Moniteur says
great battle Is impending. The skirini>h
ing so Tar has resulted in favor of the
French. The Pfussians made a demon
str..i0n toward Glen and Montargis, but
encountered resistance which obliged them
to make 4 change in :heir plan Of attack.
They moved a portion OF their troops
from the centre to the right wing in order
10 oyerWhelm the French left, which was
TOO extended to be easily defended The
enemy's movement was in such force
that there had TO be a heavy concentration
! of troops to resist it. Chateau ID I'm, IN
consequence, was lett uncovered, and had
, ros,ibly been captured.
ToURs, Nov. 27.-There was cesultory
fighting ut several points along the
army Of the Loire Friday. No partlcu>
} / lars.
Tours, Sunday Night-World' ; Special,
q Fighting is going on all along the line.
! The French have carried everything.
= The Pru>Sians tried to turn the right OF
: the French at @ len, on the loire, midway
: between lie Manas and Tours, but were
= repulseG lii both attempts with great loss.
: There was also hard fighting at Neudome
= with the French Left centre to day, the
. French driving back the enemy, and tax
: ing 800 prisoners There is no doubt that
: a decisive battle has been won by the
= French. Great excitement prevails u,
3, Tours.
: \ correspondent at Tours, under date o
= the .6th, tclegIaphs that a great trenct
= victory was won yesterday near NenGome
The battle begun at t0o o clock In the
afternoon, when the Pruss'ans attempted
10 turn The left flank of Gen. Pa!adInc
forces, posted along the Charities and Ven
: dome railroad under Gen. Garuett la
n Prussians were rerulsed, suffering grea
a loss. and were pursued until midnight
l. they retreated towards Chateau u Un
e Two guns were captured. The GO"ern-
e ment has dispatches announcing engage
, ments along the whole front and bolt
1t flank of d Aureiles's line, all Of which
e resulted in victories for the French.
u BERLIN, Nov. 27.-lhe main body 0
II the Lolre army Is ascertained to occupy a
N entrencLed position between Artenay All
et Orleans.
to Torgs. Nov. 27.-The report Of the re
ii pulse OF the prus,ian at Neuvl.le Is cor
5, irned A powerful movement OF III
~ French army from Lemans is reported
% Ii nas caused the Prussians who are NOV
70 Dii(is,; Preparations Tor var.
= -L-oCESDoN, Nov. 27-5uenuous cffori
ca;y IN the Cabinet, and avoid an immt
st dia,c rupture. G3rtschakoff' note is cor
rs sidered decidedly bad ard is nothing mol
le than the iii It circular repeated in diferer
/. language. Ii dIsc.aims now as before,
Of desire to disturb the peace Of Europe G
ID aesail the integrity Of Turkey, but declare
J. as before, the intention to set aside til
10 treaty Of 1856 without an appeal to TIA
p other siguatorrs Granvilie's friends it
sist thar If his reply 10 Gortschakotf wa
jusiifabie before it is still more ju,titiabl
-, now. and If his colleagues refuse to sur
n port him honor dictates his retire leu
r. from the Cabinet. The Queen holds
i council on tuesday, and she Is resolved t
= prevent war if possible. The active pros
as pect Of a fight HIS amazingly toned dow
The bOIdness of the whole nation. 1t
20 rumored that the reports of both the nava
: and military departments are discourae
ar ing. England is not prepared for wal
a. Orders have been sent 10 all home port
requiring returns TO tie made of all me
.. able to serve afoat and the number @
:, pensioners available to take the place @
- those in reserve. The number is said t
:, fail below the mark anticipated A nun
<. ben, OF extra hands have been put on ship
"a under repair, aud building. The Belle
] roppeu, the pet ironc'ad, is in dock a
> Portsmouth. Stringent orders have bee
Issued TO have her ready by the middle 0
next month. The Hercules has been or
=. dered TO be ready next week, and join tn
II Channel Squadron under Vice Admira
a Wellesle; and Rear Admiral Wilmot
n \ flying squadron is ordered to be mad
~ ready for sea 10y December 10Th. It vii
Of be composed of the following vessels:
D The NarcISsus, screw steam lrigate 0
lie thirty five guns Captain Coddringtol
g commanding, will be the flag ship Of Rea
Z : .mir ! Seymour the imnoraite,
screw frlga;c OF IS guns; the Cadmi.,
screw corvette Of Is guns; the Nolga al
j iron screw corvette cased with wood,
II glns: one corvette and one sioop, not We
le selected The Vanguard, double screw
is arnor plated trigate OF II guns, has beel
n ordered back from Lisbon
II Compulsory Education.
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