The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THE BATTLE NEAR ARTHENAY
ANOTHER PRUssIAN REPULsE.
TROuP5 RECALLED,
Sc, &C., &c.
FRENCH NEWS VIA LONDON.

received that General. on der tann was ad
vancing southwark from Toury with rein
forcements, and was furiously attacked by
the French near Arthemy, who captured
many prisoners and twenty-six guns.
| Tours, Nov. 15.-The evening papers an
nounce that toe material benefits of the
battle Of Coulmiers are greater than was al
first supposed. Many Germans were found
hiding themselves in the woods, and in out.
buildings. Several cannon were found, and
many horses captured. A French General
who neglected to surround the woods as
ordered, whereby five thousand Prussians
escaped, was dismissed from the army on
the battlefield. A number Of Colonies
were promoted to Generals on the battle.
| field.
A map captured upon the person of a
superior officer indicated the cities to be
occupied by the Prussians, but neither
Tours nor BloiS were mentioned.
TIE REvICrUALLING OF PARIS.
Tours, Nov. 15.-M. 7 heirs publishes his
account of the negotiations with Bismarck.
] he question of afmist;ce turned upon the
v!ctualln9 of Paris. Theirs says that Bis
| Elarck. speaking in the name of the military
leaders, pronounced against reyictualhno
unless he received military equivalent. NJ.
: Theirs says: - demanded what he meant"
; He answered, y tor-perhaps more than
one" [ Immediately stopped Bismarck,
saving: "lt Is Paris that you ask. Paris,
our hope, which you are not able to vanquish
after fifty days siege.' NJ. Theirs then
added that he could 60 no further.
| THE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
BERLIN, Nov. 14.-The German unity no.
| gotiations are still progressing. Prussia
! proposes that the regulations for the press
and public meetings shall belong exclusive
| ly to the Fedora! Parliament.
| The Post, Of Berlin, charges that Minister
Gladstone intcrIercd lust long enough to
! place the French loan in the market.
! LONDON, Nov. ia balloon document
recently captured by the Prussians serious
! ly compromises the neutrality of SWitZer-
! Land.
A note from the French Government to
the neutral Powers for their interference in
behalf OF peace has been received, which
adds that the acceptance OF the harsh Prus-
sian terms would virtually be submitting to
| the subJugation Of the country.
The Times, IN an editorial to-day, says
that the war feeling OF the French is so in
tense that the War will not end by any
means with the capture Of Paris.
| TIE BATTLE NEAR ARTHENAY.
| The Telegram has the following:
| LONDON, Nov. 15.-Dispatches from Blois
| dIlu lpttlS tODi!Il tue EullOr lUai q Ddtb!e
| has hecn fought near Arthenay. The extent
Of the piusSi;:n loss has not vet been ascer-
tanned. but that another French victory has
! been obtained seems to he beyond doubt,
| The conflict originated in an attack uDon
| Tam along the road leading from Cheyily
and Tleaus, and the fight has evidently
| been very desperate one from the ind,ca-
tons OF the buried, and Il complete retreat
OF the Germans is reported everywhere Wis
| hle in line ne!%flhorhnod OF Orleans; and
subsequent dispatches will no doubt con-
| firm what ut present seems TO be indistinct
rumors, furnished on information of stray
| gers from the army and the villages. The
French are following up their recent VIC
! tory with considerable yfgor and dash, and
! the latest reports from Paris-the news of
the victories have been officially published
| have given Il silver lining to the clouds that
seem 10 hang over the doomed city.
A dispatch from Lyons announces that
| the mutinou> Solciiers Of the Garde Mobile
have been tried and three OF them cXecu-
ted.
Auxonnc, ia the Department of Cote
Dor, has been nearly invested by the Prus-
slams.
MORE GERMAN NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Bismarck denies the
authenticity Of the dispatch alleged to have
DCtH scllJ wv iIIll " lllC ANOIlu NClludu
Minister at Florence.
| MORE FRENCH REPORTS OF THE ORLEANS
VICTORY.
Tours, Nov. I5.--ft is reported that the
Bayarians of Gen. Non der Tarn'S command
are deserving i'll great numbers. The pea
SAINTS capture and bring them into the
| towns.
The Government, in the Monteur, thanks
| the National Guard Of the Department of
| the Seine and Marine for their gailantrv in
capturing body of Prussian cavalry.
There IS nothing officiul from Paris or the
army of the Loire published.
General Paladin has been appointed
| commander-in-chief Of the army Of the
Loire, in addition to the forces already in
| the field. He will form cntrcnched camps
| where half million of men may drill
A dispatch from Sien reports the enemy
at Sens.
Among the German prisoners captured
at Orleans large quantity OF stolen French
jewelry was found.
AUSTRIA.
| VIENNA, Nov. 15.-Great enthusiasm was
| created in the Bourse on the announce
ment that the Prussians had evacuated
Orleans.
The London Telegraph says that it is GER
| tain Prussia has six iroIl-clad ships in the
Black sea ready for action.
RUSSIA.
Tours, Nov. 15.-The resolve of Russia
| to withdraw from The treaty of 1856 creates
profound sensation.
1t is said that the English at Versailles
demand that King William give his view OF
the matter.
The French camp Mt Arthenay and Or
leans is strongly fortified. This is the base
of the army of the Loire. Skirmishin3 is
constantly going on.
TROOPS RECALLED-REPULsE oE THE PRTs-
SLAMS.
DOLE, Nov. 14th, via Tours, Nov. 18TH
| The Prussan force at Cherigny, about
1880 strong, has been recalled, owing to
| the recapture of Dion by the French
| Three hundred Prussians attacked the
place yesterday, but they were handsomely
| repulsed by by the French National Guard
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
| MarseIlles returns from municipal cleo
| tions foot up as follows: Republicans, 80, goo;
Communists, 5000. The city has been per.
tectly quiet.
TIE HUNGARIAN DIET,
| PEsTH, Nov. 15.--Ln the Hungarian Diet
| ia. day Deall urged the Government to resist
| the Prussian preteI>ions but the oppoSi.
ton, however, desired to effect peaceful
arrangement.
| Capture OF GERMAN VESSEL.
| LONDON, Nov. 15.--A French gunboat
captured German vessel, the Fera Jo'
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