The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-12
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
Capture of Orleans by the French.
THE RRUSSEANs FLYING BEFORE
THE vICTORs.
RUMORED ALLIANCE BETWEEN
AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.
&C., &C., &c
FRENCH ACCOUNTS,

FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
Tours, Nov. 11.-Marshal Bazaine ad.
heres to Napoleon.
Everything is quiet at Marseilles and
Lyons.
A French feet is reported to be lombard
ing Hamburg.
A dispatch from Berne, Switzerland, con.
firms the report of Garibaldi's surrender.
The Prussians lost 500 killed before
abandoning Orleans.
The railroad between Orleans and Tours
has been repaired.
The capitulation of New Briesach to the
Prussians is confirmed. Five thousand
prisoners surrendered.
Prussia replies sharply to Austria's peace
| overtures, saying that Austria, having
armed early in the war, cannot now claim
neutrality. 1t is thought that Prussia will
prefer the possession of Alsace and Lor-
raine to any guarantees that the neutral
Powers can offer her.
The French are much distressed by the
| Prlssan seizures Of savings banks, corpo-
| ration funds, and commune funds, which,
| under the French law, are placed under the
custody of the State.
The Prussians have dismantled all the
Notifications at New Briesach and taken the
guns elsewhere.
The City Council of Lille has passed re-
solution affirming that Bazainc lied when
peace at any price--that he lied signally,
land this body spurnS the lie."
THE CAPTURE OF ORLEANS.
| Tours, Nov. 1.-THE Ministry publishes
| the following from the commandment of the
army of the Loire: 1--WE have taken Or
leans after a two days fight. Our killed
and wounded are 1000, and the enemy's
loss much larger, including prisoners. We
are closely pursuing the flying enemy.
| Much material has been captured. The
hottest fight was around Coulmier. The
elan of the troops is extraordinary" De
Jardines issues coneratulatOry address on
the strength Of this news.
| FRANCE WITH AN ALLY.
LONDON, Nov. u,-Stocks are depressed
by the rumor that Austria has joined France;
that the French cruisers have made impor-
tant captures, and that the French army
has captured Orleans. :.
Consols are quoted at 03, and American
securities are flat.
THE PRUss1AN ACCOUNT OF ORLEANS.
/ VERSAILLES, Nov. 11.-Gen. Won Des-
tam, in reporting the evacuation Of CT
leans, says the French are not advancing
along the Loire, as reported.
! THE NEW FRENCH ARMY.
Tours, Nov. 11.-Gambetta orders that
the drill Of recruits for the new army must
be completed within twenty days.
There has been heavy snow at Rouen.
FRENCH DETAILS OF TIE VICTORY AT
ORLEANS.
Tours, Nov. 1.-The papers report that
the Prussian loss in killed and wounded at
Orleans was over 10, 900, and 800 prisoners
= | INF, Thu Dr1SSionc ratrontiu r tn,
wards Charities and Etamps. large num-
Der of guns thrown away by the flying
PruSsians were picked up by the French
The Italians continue to join Garibaldi II
large numbers.
DEsERTERs' SCORES.
BERLIN, Nov. 11.-Deserters say thai
General Trochu will endeavor to regain hi
lost prestige by another grand sortie.
: PREPARATIONS FOR TIE BoMBARDMENT.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Germans have
! erected new batteries on the heights o
Raincey. and at Montmay, Bizop, and Com
Devore.
4 special from Brussels says that it is be
lieved in political circles that o new com
promise, acceptable to france and Frus
sia, has been decided on by the neutra
Powers.
THE OFFICIAL ORDER ON THE REOcCUPATIo
OF ORLEANS.
Tours, Nov. 11.-Gen. de Paladine, OF
! reoccupying Orleans, issued the tollowin
congratulatory order to the officers an
soldiers Of the army of the Loire: eth
! action Of yesterday was Il glorious one 70
our army. Every position of the enem
] was vigorously carrie d. aud the enemy itse
, is now retreating. l have informed til
. Government OF your conduct, and am in
structed to return TO you their thanks 70
YOUR victory amid the disasters into whic
France has been plunged. Her eyes az
upon you, and she counts upon your couI
, age. Let us all make every effort in orde
y that this hope may not be mistaken.
/: LAURELLEs DE PALADINE,
f Commander"
. THE PRINCE NAPOLEON.
, BRUSSELS, Nov. 1.-THE Prince Napc
i leon is here.
MADRID, Nov. 11.-Aosta denies the III
NOR of his having demanded plebiscitun
He considers the vote in the Cortes, bod
l elected by universal suffrage, to be ampl
y sufficient.
: ITALY.
FLORENCE, Nov. 1.-THE Pope fixes tn
value Of the Improvements made by him I
= Rome at 5000, 900 forms.
Washington News.