Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-01
RunOred CapitulatiOn Of
Paris.
The Russian ImbrOglie.
Interesting General News.
A DESPERATE soRTIE FROM PARIs-THl
FRENCH DRIVEN BACK WITH

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GREAT LOSS.
I LONDON, Nov 30.-tnoon.)
The following, dated Versailles early
this morning, was just received by way of
Berlin: On Monday and Tuesday the
forts around Paris, particularly those to
the South, maintained furious cannonade
merely to cover a sortie in force. On
Tuesday the Parisiars came out towards
! Lhay. supported by their gunboats in the
Seine. AT this point, the position of the
Sixth Prussian Corps, they attacked
fiercely. simultaneously other sorties
were made in other directions, with a
view, probably, to prevent reinforcements
to the Sixth Crops. In all cases, however,
the French were repulsed and driven
back behind their Notifications. The en-
tire Prussi4n loss in these actions was
only seven officers and few hundred
men, while the French lost sixteen hun
dred in prisoners alone.
THE FRENCH ROUTED AT AMIENs.
The French have been badly routed at
Amiens. Their army was totally routed,
and fled towards Arras Four French
guns were captured.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE BEATEN AND
DRIVEN BACK.
On Monday, 2sth, the m ain body of the
French army of the Loire attempted to
force passage toward Foiitainebleau by
heavy and general attack. They en-
countered the Tenth Prussian corps at
Beaume, twenty-six miles North of Or
leans. The Prussians were quickly re-en-
forced with the Fifth infantry and First
cavalry divisions. The French onsIau ght
was repulsed with heavy loss in killed,
wounded and prisoners, especially the
latter Failing in this attempt, the army
of the Loire has withdrawn.
ANOTHER sQRTIE-FRENCH REPULsRD.
VERSAILLES, Nov so.
A sortie from Paris was made in the
direction of st. Cloud, on Monday. 1t
was easily repulsed by the Prussians,
who suffered only a slight loss. The peo-
pie of Versailles were terribly excited
during the battle.
RUMoRED oAPrTULATIoN OF PARIS.
LONDON, Nov. 80.
1t is rumored that the cspitulation Of
Paris causes the buoyancy in the stockI
market here.
FRENCH PROSPECTS GLOOMY. (
LONDON, Nov. 80
A special to the New York World saws I
Letters by balloon from Paris, private
etters from Versailles, and dispatches !
rom Berlin AL concur in representing the t
prospects of the French as extremely b
'leomy.
AFTER FROM THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE. .
VERSAILLES, Nov 80. ]
1t now appears that the greater part of
he French army of the Loire was en- N
aged against the Prussian Tenth corps at
'eaume on Monday. From additional :,
which have Just come to hand 9
a the reports OF the commanders, there
~ IucStion pub thdI INC 0Siodt Oh Tie
'rench was most complete. At least one
thousand killed were left on the field by
he fleeing French. and Que thous and So
even hundred unwounded prisoners had n n
cen captured by the Germans, and the II
umber was constantly increasing, as the 10
russians were in close pursuit. al
THE QUEEN AND THE EMPRESS. IT
LONDON, Nov. 80. " "
pecial to the World D.
Queen Victoria visited Eugenie to-day do
t Chiselhurst, remaining three hours.
TREATY BETWEEN THE KING
AND NAPOLEON.
The Times revives the story that terms
peace have been settled between King ST
William and Napoleon, by which the lat co
sr eedes Strasbourg and Metz, and re- cii,
arms to France at the head OF the Impe-
al army. The Times editorially declares eel eel
lis highly probable. The position of the ST.
ermans is now so embarrassing as to an
snder Bismarck anxious to escape on 90 90
ny terms. Isl
GERMAN SUCCESS DOUBTED. ma
All the journals ridicule the German a., ais
ispatches claiming victories in the late off
with the army of the Loire, o."
nd say it is clear that the French at least a s
cid their own. we