The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-05
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FffaBin1clOj:-Gefifmla5n Franz i War.
A Real Victory for the French on the
.,.. Loire. ,....

A Real Victory for the French on the
...... Loire. ...
non New YORK, Dec. 3.
A cable dispatch says that by sitting q
vast number of confused and contrNdic-
tory war dispatches, the tact is undeni'
able that the French forces won victory,
as claimed by them near Orleans, but tho
Germans certainly repulsed the French
at the attack before Paris. u. '
No Junction With TrOchu.
1t is not true that the French Army of
the Loire had effected a junction with
Trochu, though the Prussian lines were
repeatedly and successfully pierced during
the engagement. The bayonet charges of
the French we're exceedingly brilliant.
Continued Successes Claimed at
. Tours.
The Worlds special NOndon, Dec, 81
telegram, dated Tours, Dec. 2, says It was
officially stated that one or two days
must elapse before the fruits Of the move
mennts in progress will be fully reaped.
Up to this time complete success attended
every step taken every movement brings
n.arer each other the armies Of the Loire
and Paris. Fna r-.lra-
Restrictions en- the French Press.
Advices from Paris to November 80
state that m order has been issued to the
press to tho effect that military move
ments not sanctioned by the Government
are not To be published, on pain of sup
preston. ...,.-
Prussians Concentrating to Resist the
Advance Of PaIadines.
r TouRs, November 2.
Tie Prussians arc concentrating at
Champes, thirty miles south of Paris, to
dispute the advance OF General D'Ar-
nellcs dc Paladines --,a
Prince Frederick Charles has left Path
ericrs. Z.
Ducrot Seeking a Juucture with De
Paladines. =, = n
I lE LILLE, December ..
@ General D0crot is now seeking to effect
juucturc with General De PalNdines.
The Franc.tircurs have beaten the
FPrussians at Tremblay.
The Worlds Account of the Recent
Fighting on the Marne.
hpseta! TO ne H0'Fd. ID. nyss. III .
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A special dispatch from Brussels, dated
the Sd, says that the Germans yesterday
made desperate effort to drive Ducrots
army, which held oil the villages on inc
east, bank Of the Marine from Noisy ILe
Grand to Ormessons, back acrossi the
river For that purpose, at daylight yes
terday the g2Sth Army Corps and the 18th,
under the Duke OF SaXonyi and division
OF Wurtempnrgers, Og,OOO IN , alI, mlnGS ni ~
furious aSsau Io9r colqnEs pp HsiG4,t VA Es ~
1ns TVFcnSu Posl.tvi 81 ptts - , e.G oss.L
plgny nom tue eaSt, hoFtneasEynn9 sou1n'
;.,, SSs.i DuCao t,o1 W. ti'o or,r0o of ,h" riv"r
Ss" Wos,,a ,O' d;roc,iy onnOS;to Ro;a do Win.
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S,roam T AZ tbo Gsrmons advanced to
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sn.sI snv iIu0TT' M%o 6orror troors ~ Ivsyorod hmt
'vo,tut ,voro soon ~ roSi;od Nv thr NfTiccrs who
,',oso "oo ,Sor,.oI',oo sbnt doxvn IN grcnt MIN.
W. "".O '"I Thn I;rSt @ b,iToJc sncond division
SIS, .roon ~ I Iost 6iI tIcir niTIccrs Al
onHon nHO i noO ooSSmH 1TTU M or freSh trnons from
Pou;a I,Oon o.onSSJ tI,o hr;Jros Toor Rr;n md
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,.,ouS nU.T RocIoc% ,Lo f;r;n~ ceased tho
Eronch E M rs,nrn;n% ] near rho cost bnnk of
,,o aorSu r;,,or "nJ ot rocroUsin% II hmt holding
oII oo ,hO I,'I SrISo S NV Tho IoSsns nm hotL sides
-, ,!a,.S w 1or,, e r%o Tho GcrSn losses weTo
tIc TreStest 6n acconnt of their sustaining
the 7fire Of the I6rts and attacking the
French in their chosen position. ,y-,,
4 Balloon Report OF the Situation
Around Paris-.The French on the
Offensive. d. .'', .' =,
Tours, Dec. j.
A balloon from Paris descended near
Lemans, 1T left that city on thc, 1st inst.
and brings tho following news: The
French troops kept tho position they took
in the sorties of tue Goth and 30th, and
were preparing vigorously to prosecute an
offensive movement. Gen. Venoy Ind q
position greatly in advance Of Gen. Du.
Crot. The latter was stopped owing 70 q
sudden rise in the river, brought about by
the Prussians breaking away the dams ana
not on account or any reslstance distance. oaeFea asS
Oy tne tIusSalS, ~, RooI s auSs"us " ,na leioGA
TnauPlgny, n"' 1iS ict'tn th .noT soTN do ~
nc rIusSm's HLI ,I, nUO ,I ,To dooJ on TEo Mo
nlpnueu u tITcc " nu. slc ,HuasuS, uc'au; ~ t
army o. tns Lots ~ dS Lna TIGcs sa;isut,,H iY
ward movement n.y., @ Ia,.n A aaI"S Inl"9yS .S,
hls part OF Inc country n"ve Ge'Iseu u teIll'
polatlIy uoEINe t'lsSensEI Iso"iHs '" cl'oF'
nous movements o! 'F"opsi y b, sr.. ..Ial
MecklenburE Defeats Two French
Army Corps,
- W ELoNboN, Dec. 8.
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