Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-11-14

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Paris, Nov. :, via. London. T. The in
habitants have begun to cat the beef Of the
Jardn des Plantes. 4 woke sold for so
cents per pound The MONKEYS are to he
eaten this week.
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Tours, Nov. H. Gen. Won der Taun's ar
my. notwithstanding being reinforced by the
entire army from Chartres is at full retreat
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Over 1900 Prussian prisoners were cap
tured at and near Orleans They passed
through this city to-day on their way to the
south of France. Great excitement was Gre
ated among the people and it was with much
difficulty that riot was prevented There
were hundreds of people along the line Of
march who recognized among the prisoners
those who SO outraged them at Chateau. Dun
and other places. The prisoners were hooted
at and lnsulted, but by the efforts of the great
| or part of the crowd violence was prevented
ef ,h 1epoi'' "4e s'i'1 '''''''N -'oi1 'iic
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The engagement commenced both at the east
! and west of Orleans on Wednesday, and was
continued uutil the evening of Thursday
u,,"s gu mu, &c.! .ne ;n ,sil.H uio'e tne rus
,i,a,,, va ,,'';S vs.
upo" ' 90 w - IA dl,I''0I VI t'e
OF his army is now retreating on the road from
Orleans to Pithcries, after vaInly attempting
to force his way through Chateau, Neuf and
# Prince Eroder;oL Cbsr,e. a., n, rl."
,as bas foroa - "a 600 r,or, ~, 49,, ~
ho,i 81 ,bo Wo;ra and n 600 az ti,e e Nv.
bank. The destruction of the road and BRIDGE
os' we, Gonneicy anu dreams mas prevent
Charlie. He has about * ooo man a araat
mart of whom are nrohahlv north of tho
Marine. After HAVING dismissed of tho rom.
nant of Won der Tauns army. Cen. D,Anrel-
les will march on Paris and assail tho German
line, between Versailles and St GERMAN
while Gon Trocbn makes so,+f. Win To >
600 to cnt his way ont and raise a se;ee
Commun;cation bctwean D,AnroI1o. and
Trochu and the Corarnmont a. Tonrs !. CON-
.t,ntlv maintained hv mean. of carr;ar ~
cons.
Midnight.-Gen. Palladnes took 25Oo pris-
oners in his last engagement
Tho French troon. now hold tho ;ntrercbed
camp recently occupied by the Prussans at
Arthenay.
Tho v;c,orv ~ III. ormr NJ tho 1o;-o has
reused the widest excitement throughout
France.
crsst ,r,,hor of.roon. oro bu--r;,c FROM,
palad;ras Va " '''i '"e army VI Ne"'
The use of balloons for observing the move
ments of the enemy are to be introduced into
the army OF the Loire and the North.
Iordon
80 IN,
Lonuoi' IVY -: ne Snu"'ion ,o-uay
gagged in an intrigue for the restoration of the
Orleans dynasty. The scheme i. for the Corps
Legislatif to assemble at Tours and compel
by intimidation and pressure OF circumstances
a ratlhcation OF all that mas been done since
awav with the Renublic and accent the scr.
vico. If tho ORLEANS Prince. German prin-
res are interested in the intrigue. althou0b
Bismarck remains faithful TO the idea of the
restoration of the Empire. The presence of
Theirs at Tours and the continued conferences
between him and Gaubetta, gives an addition
al color TO tins report.
Bushwacking by the Prussians is carried on
daily in Alsace and Lorraine. Russians are
killed every night in Strasbourg.
Careful consideration of reports received
by high medical authority in the British army
from all German armies now IN France show
that the aggregate deaths OF GERMAN soldiers
degree to the bad sanitary arrangements. and
TO neglect of the sick and wounded. The
opinlon IN the military circles IN LONDON is