The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-30
rhs German nlans for the investment Of Orleans

The German plans for the investment OF Orleans
have fallen into the hands of the French
A great French victory was won yesterday at Notre
yepdome. The battle began at o'clock, when the
Prussians tried to turn the left flank of Paladne's
forces posted along the Charities AID Vendome rail-
road The Prussans were repulsed and routed with
great loss and retreated towards Chateau Dun being
pursued until o'clock Pm. Two guns were captured
The government has dispatches announcing fighting
all along Paadine's front and both TANKS, resulting in
French victories The second legion, under Col Ten
ner, left Lyons for Tours on the 25th. Forty thous-
and troops arrived at Tours from Brittany.
LoSpoN, Nov 2s-The Paris Figaro impores the
Government to make peace-the defense OF Paris be-
ing impossible
If the extraordinary activity Of the War Department
VERSAILLES, Nov 2S.-The settlement Of the Black
Sea question may be hoped for on basis of confer
ence and the withdrawal of Russias note. After Con-
stantinople and ST. Petersburg were rejected as the
seat of the proposed conference London was agreed
upon. Russia is entirely placid
TouRs Nov. 2s-The repulse Of the Prussans at
Neuyle is confirmed. powerful French movement
from Lemans compelled the Prussians moving from
Alencon to fall back
LONDON, Nov. 49, $50 P. x.-The following has just
been received:
TouRs. Nov. %, forenoon.-A battle occurred yes
terdsy between Villers and Saleux, near Amiens II
lasted all day. The French maintained their position
nm to half past four in the afternoon, when the town
Of ylers was abandoned before superior forces anc
the artillery of the Prussans. The French were sub
seoueptly beaten Baves, few miles west OF Vlers
bu at Duay they maintained their position until even
mo Three thousand Germans engaged in the
latter fight
The London Times has St. Petersburg dispatches
which indicate more pacific tone and note partia
return to commercial activity. 1t has been definitely
settled that meeting of the ministers of the powers
interested in the Paris treaty occurs in England in Jan
uary.
The feeling in financial circles is healthier, and thu
fear Of rupture between Russia and England is grad
ualIy abating in all circles.
The Times hopes the answer that goes to Gortscha
kotf day will be firm and conciatory.
| The protest from the Government to Russia goe
! forward to day.
Odo Russell dined with the King yesterday and at
| forwards had an interview with Bismarck, who said
| while adhereng to q conference and having no con
cert with Russia, he was surprised at the action o
Gortschakof Prussia, however, declines interference
| in the latter.
LONDON. Nov. %, 4Px-Details of an engage
ment between the Prussians under Weider, and thu
French under Garibadi, Pasques, in the depart
ment of Vosges received dated Don yesterday after
noon The Garibaldians, while on march from Pas
cues late on Saturday afternoon suddenly came upol
the ouposs of the Prussan rifles which they attacked
with great impetuosty The Prussians were at frs
compelled to fall back, but renforcemens coming VI
the Garibaldians we're in turn repulsed
| Great disorders occurred the soldiers throwing
away their arms and knapsacks In the fight next day
Sunday, Weider took circuit around Piomberres ant
in this way overlook the French guard. Anothe
| engagement then occurred in which the French los
$50 killed and wounded and the Prussians only seventy
| It is said that Mennot Garibaldi had 1000 men un
der his command in this engagement.
By the captulation of Lafere seventy cannon OF al
sorts, fell into the hands of the Prussians.
In accommodating Orleans yesterday the lOtf
Prussian corps encountered the goth French corps
Palladines army. An engagement occurred in whlcl
the French driven from their strong position
Mezieres with serious loss. Subsequently severa
French companies attacked the 10th Prussian corp
but were repulsed with the loss of forty. Frencl
General taken prisoner. The German loss trltlng
LONDON, Nov. %, s .A.-The French claim grea
victory at Moreauville twelve miles south of Amiens
Yesterday The battle lasted until darkness interfered
The first German army corps it is alleged, was beate
and driven into its entertainments before Amiens Tn
French army of the north greater in numbers an
better armed The losses obscurely given il
thousands The Prussian huzzars rode down and Gu
| to pieces regiment of marine infantry. The Gel
man loss is severe.
The smallpox is spreading at Lyons.
| BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-The North German Parliamen
granted the extraordinary credit demanded by tn
government by vote fits to 9. The only oppos
ton came from the socialists and democratic members
Delbruck announced the ratification by the FEEDERS
Council of the union of Wurtemburg with the Confet
Grafton He stated that the adhesion of Bavaria woul
be considered on Wednesday. Bavaria retains inds
pendent military jurisdiction under her King but tn
organization, drill equipment. &c. of her army wit
the Prussiar system. .,..