The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14


Tours, Nov. 12.-The Government here
does not consider the rupture of the armis-
tice negotiations as final.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Germans have
occupied BrianCourt and Slopes.
Garibaldi, after the battle on the Swiss
border, has marched with 1900 men upon
Befont.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-The following is an Off.
cal dispatch from King William to the
Queen:
"NERsA1LLEs, Nov 1I-General Won der
Tam Yesterday retired from Orleans to
Tourgct before Il superior force. He fought
the French. however, all day. He has al
ready been reinforced by General Whitlch
and Prince Alleijch. The Duke of Neck
lenburg, Schewcrin's troops, are with those
Of Gen. Won der Taun to-day.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Prussians have
sacked the little town of Achy.
OPERATIONS OF THE FRENCH FLEET.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The French Admiral
at CuXhayen has restored free navigation in
the North and Baltic Seas to the neutral
Powers.
FRENCH VIOLENCE TO PRISONERS OF WAR.
Tours, Nov. 12.-Oyer 100 prisoners.
captured at and near Orleans. passed
through the city on their way to the south
of France to-day. Their appearance created
much excitement among the people, and it
was with difficulty thata riot was prevented
among the people along the line of march,
who recognized among the prisoners those
who had outraged them ut Chateau Dun
and other places. The prisoners were boot
ed. but by the efforts Of the greater part of
the crowd violence was happily prevented.
Cheering reports are still received from
the army Of the Loire, and there are reports
OF great successes yesterday.
Genenal Won der Tdnn's army, notWith-
standing it has been reinforced by the
whole army from Charities, Is still in full
retreat.
Gambctta has gone to Orleans.
TIE PRussIAN DEFEAT AT ORLEANS.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 12-Gencral Won der
Tam reports to headquarters that there
has been no further advance of the enemy
in his front.
THE PRuSSIAN CAPTURE OF vERDCS.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Ofticial reports of tie
capture of Verdun are published to-day.
| Two Generals, II staff officers, and llj
officers, were captured, besides 1876 guns.
%, 900 rifles, and Il large amount OF stores
and ammunition, which fell into the hands
| OF the Prusslans.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Nov. 12.-The completion OF
the Mont Cents tunnel is promised in De-
cember.
THE "woRLD's" FOREIGN NEWS.
New York. Nov. ia London special
to the" World" gives the following: The
following details Of General Laurcllc's pala-
dine over General Won der Tam have 'icen
received. The engagement commenced
both at the cast and west Of Orleans,
on Wednesday, the 9th instant, and
was continued until the evening OF
| Thursday. During Thursday the French
drove the Prussians from Orleans,
| inflicting severe loss on them, and
are now in possession OF the city. General
| Won der Tam, with the remnant OF his
| command, Is now retrcatlng on the ROAD
| leading from Orleans 10 Pithylers, after
vainly attempting to force his way through
to Chateau, Neuf, and Montgario, where h.
hoped to join the army of Prince Fredcrlck
| Charles. Gen. De Laureles has an army OF
| 5000 men on the north bank of the
| Loire and 1000 on the south bank. The
destruction Of the bridges between Conn
may and Orleans has prevented the advance
of Prince Frederick Charles. lie has about
| - ,000 men, Il great part OF whom arc prob
ably on the north side of the Marine. Attel
having DISPOSED of the remnant" OF Gen
Won der Tam command, Gen. de Lau
relies will march directly on Paris and assai
the German line between Versailles and ct
| German, while Gen. Trochu makes sortle
with $50, 900 men to raise the siege. BoSh.
ACCOUNTS THROUGH LONDON.
| LONDON, Nov. 12.--AccountS of the BON
bardment of Hamburg are hourly expected
| The battle Of Orleans was very serious
| The French line is extended from Ven
dome to Beaugency, and travel Is restored
| between Orleans and NlZOn.
Garibaldi reviewed the troops ut Aut'
yesterday.
The Prussian headquarters in Burgundy
are ut Lulalons.
Two italian vessels have gone to Mar
settles to protect Italian citizens there.
Six thousand Pru>Silns are marching OIL
| Montmedy.
There was heavy snow Throughout
| Yorkshire yesterday.
A CIRCULAR FROM BISMARCK.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Bismarck has issued
circular giving his version Of the late nego
tiations for an armisticc, prai>ing NJ
Theirs, and saying that King William wa
even more eager for peace than Theirs
Bismarck proposed Il truce for tour weeks
anu lllc tlcCLlbIS W NC III tuS IiStaIl
time. Theirs regretted that the revictual
ling of Paris was not provided for. Thi
absurd demand to 80 back two months il
the war it was impossible TO allow. Thicr
reported his demand to the Proyisiona
Government, and it was rejected. The i'm
preston is that the Provisional Govern
ment could not consult the people, ant
made advances for peace only to sHtisi
them.
FOEElGS MISCELLANY.
The New York World has more account
Of the Prll>sian defeat al orleans, with III
addition that the Bavarians lost 3, 10 Men
and that the French commander had 1000
men in the fight also. that Bourbaki has
large force "wcll provided with artillery.
1t further says that ono bombardmcnt {
Paris will take place now, if ever all
that the PrussianS only hope to starve on
the city.
In England the tide Of popular feeling
runnin. in favor Of the French, and IN
public now urges Germany 20 make peace
Veteran troops were used at Orleans b
Gen. PalladincS.
The PrusSians made heavy eNactlOnS frol
the people at Orleans before they left.
Lyons and Marseilles are still reported 4
quiet.
Outrases in California by Chinamcr
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-McCormic
has been elected in Arizona to Congress.
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