The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-01
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War
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LONDON, November 8OA-NT66n.i
b The Following, dsted at Versailles earlS
this morning, has just been received by
way of Berlin: On Monday and Tuesday
the forts around Paris, particularly those
to the south, ,rlnaintainet M furious can
lnonRde to cover D sdrtie i'm force. Or
Tuesday, the Goth, the PNrisians came ou
toyrds Shay, supported by tho gpnpo09sl T T
in the Seine; at this point they attacked
IfierceIy!s SimultanedliSlyS other sortict
were made in other directions. In al
cases, however, ,.tho French were1epuiseo
and driven back behind their qualifications
The entire Prussian loss in. these action;
was only seven officers and few hundred
men: while the French lost sixteen hun
dred prisoners alone.
! French Badly Beaten at Amiens.
The French have been badly beaten al
Amiens. Their army was totally routed
and fed toward Arras. -Four French
guns were captured.
General Attack by the French lte-
pulsed Monday.
On, the ,eslh tho main body ofT tllcc
French army Attempted to force n pas,
sage toward Fontainbleau bya heavy and
Foneral. iattdGk. They encountered thC
Tenth Prussian Corps at Beaune, 20 miles
north of Orleans. The Prussians were
quickly reinforced with the Fifth infantry
and tie First cavalry divisions The
French onslaught was repulscd with a
heavy loss in killed, wounded and prison
ers, especially the latter, Failing In their
attempt thearmy Of the Loire has wlth'
drawn. a.,,r.--fr:s ..r>rys.,,So
The Pr1ssiSHs e7acudted BohgaI6court
They also burned the village Of iQpiry.
aIa 'gANrwEiEP, NOV! 80.
The French prisoners here recently
made an unsuccessful effort to escape.
The Battle of Monday..Main Army
of the Loire Engaged--Erench De-
feat Complete. =" ~ = VI o. .
ggrEAp TIg6 VERSAILLES, Nov. ~.
Itnow, appears that the greater part u
the French army ofthe Loire was engaged
against the Prussian 10th corps at Bcaunc
on Monday. From additional particu'
lars, which have just come TO hand IN the
reports Of commanders, there Is no ques'
lion that tho defeat Of the French was
most complete. AT least 1000 killed
werer left on the field by the fleeing
French. Seventeen hundred unwounded
prisoners had been captured'by the Ter
mans at last accounts, and tue number
was constantly Increasing, as the Prus'
slams rwero in hot pursuit A sortic from
Paris was made in the direction OF ST.
Cloud on Monday. 1t was easily repuls'
ed by the Prussi0ns, who suffered only a
slight loss. Tho people Of Versailles
werc terribly excited during the battle.
Provisions for Paris.
Immense quantities Of provisions o: all
kinds have been collected here 9y. VIC
Germans for, the use Of the PaFttsiias1lss !
when they surrender.
LONDON, Nov. 30.
A dispatch to tho World dated Berlin,
on tho night of the Goth, says the depOs'
its in the iStrasbourg savings bank were
seized and converted to- war nlr-
poses by the French government ut the
beginning OF tho war. 0aT The Prusssan
Government has advanced one million
francs to the bank to enable it to resume
payment. ~ ~, .I---,. , I
Reported Treaty Between william
and NapOIeOn--Napoleon TO be
. 'a' LONDON, November 80.
The Times today reyiyes the story telc.
graphcd to the World o month ago that
terms Of peace have been settled between
King William and Emperor Napoleon,
byWhicli thelatter cedcs Stras6hrg and
Metz and returns to France at the head Of
the imperial army. The Times, editorial
/ ly, declares, the story highly, probable q
Reported capitalization Of Paris.
4. '.',i = LONDON, Nov. 80.
A rumor of tho capitulation Of Paris
causes b1oyancy in the stock market .