, 1870-11-13
THE ORLEANS VICTORY,


LYNDON, Nov, IA special despatch to the
World from Tours has the following; Full details
81 the s!cttry Of General d'Aure1les over Won der
Tam not ret received. The engagement coln-
nenced both at the cast and the west
OF Orleans on the 9Th inst. aud
Ess continued until the evening 0l
Thursday. During Thursday the Ficnch drove
the Prusatans from Orleans, tn1lcting eeTere
loss upon them, and are nov tn occupation Of the
city. general Won der FINN. with the remnant
of his army, Is now ret1eating On the road ieal-
ing from Orleans to P1thirters, after vnin1y en-
o,-,rortrg to force bis way through Chateau SGuf
ami No,..ssrKes where he hopetl to join the army
Of Prince Ffeo,.y Cnar!es. General d'.surelles
has force Of $1,000 men on the north bank Of
the Loire, and 10000 on the Bou,. osaA. 1ne
obstruction of the roads and bridges 5ct*s::a
Cemmt ICY aud Orleans prevented the adyaoce OF
the amy under Frederick Charles. He has
Stout 5000 mel, and great part ot wh0r,
probably. are north Of the Marnc. After n2viog
dispcst CT Ton der Tauu's a1my;1 dAure!lcs will
match directly On Paris, ind assat1 the German
li1es between Versailles aud St. Gesmaln, while
Ttnthu makes soIte with IL, 900 men to cut hls
way out aud Ealse the siege. Communication BE-
tween d'Aureltea and Trochu Is constantly main
taiued BY carrier pigeons
[Cable spteia1 70 the New York Worta.l
LoNDcS, Nov. t2.-The following despatch
which Was delayed in trausmlsaIon, n, gives the par
ucula:s OF The beginning OF the engagement
which resulted IN q victory for the Army at the
Lai1c: 4 great battle Is being fought to-day
between Aer aud BeaugencJ. The anals
bepAu yesterday Will An Enlargement between
the llyanced guards on the borders Of tha forest
OF MaEchenr1s. The French were attacked at II
III the moining by P.usssan columns of infantry
1ftb strung. cavalry, and ten guns. The Esench
Hculled q line from Potser 70 St. Laurent Les
B1ls- At noon ttc battalion OF Ch3sseurE-4-Pted
d'houche.i from st. laurent and drove back the
Plna!aas be1 Ecen yaibtue and Vile C1clair The
S,erch cavalry then vtgo ous1y attempted to turn
tic flank Of the rIusslaus, who, however, tnau-
aged 10 tnect their retreat. at l1a1t-past 3, In
;ss etsso9 Sa Saaeaa sS SSaf tasE Ay5 AEy5
made. AL this happened pr.or to the more de-
c!s'sa engagement, which took place the follow
trgoay.
1uE ,oa1EAxs FIGHT
BERLIN, Nov. lA-Queen Augusta received the
fcllow.ng FROM King William. yesterday after
neon, dated VeFs atlles, Nor. II: "General Won
der Tam yesterday, rtttzed- from Orleans to
ToqEs, before superior force Of tho enemy. lie
foutht The French, however, kll tae way. He
hss already been reinforced BY General Tntrtich
and Prince Otllich. The latter came up from
ChaItreA Tbs Duke Of Meckleaburx schwestn
viii also Join his forces 70 those Of Won der T.un
Esto.day.r.
LpsDok, Noy. ,12-The Tiuka' correspondent,
! I~ifEraphing f1om Besilu, announces the eon-
nEntaron Of the capture Of onesns. The battle
1t Orleans Vas very serious oue- The French
| line reached from Tendome to BeAuBeucy.
ToCHs, Sov, 19,-ovel ftren hnndicd Ptnssian
! rafsouels. csptuttd at and nt n orieaas pasted
through this city TO-DAY on then way to the south
| IT P,ance. Great excitement HAs created among
| the people, IND It was WITH much d!nCu1ty Hot
| vas prevented. There were hundreds OF people
| along the uue Of uaIch, who recognized among
rne prisoners those who 30 outraged them at
Chaleau dTu, and other places The prisoners
| were hooted and tu5ulred, but BY the efforts Of
the greater part Of the crowd, violence was pre-
yentcd.
yxRskulxs, Nov. Il, ria Bsz1rs, Sor. 1a-
General Won der Tam reports TO headquarters
here to-day tnat there has beeu no: further nj.
v.rfe Of the enemy In afa trnlt
TOTES, Nov. II Nothing odlcial Is yetreceived
IRON tho Army Of the Loire since the of1ciat 70
ro1 Of General d'Au1et1es. 1t il asserted thai
Gsnbttaa went to Orleans for the. express pur
pose Of Fastening the attack Ill along the ere
mJ1 = lines. Moro prisoners captured In the battle
ut O1leausN sfrsred thfl. afternoon Ther ;vsrt
immedix ely, deepstched to the south &of: France.
The Nonieur to-day publ+nes more extended
deta1ls Of the recent battles On the frsr day the
battle became general sooE after the
/ NACA HU A1o@- SeaeEu f"4aetes, "nt
had1 command OF one wing OF tht
French nKmy ulde decided success. From TIL
SORT tae PImstAus were IN strong position. Qeu
esal Pallle.s took The veteran troops and cazrtet
the PrusstRu position, diving them before him
and cspturtnx many rTsoacrs:~ 50 marked WI
hjs 1!cto1J, tAat- Gtnssat De Patsdlnss waEusl
pxassed h,s conduct The Gaties Mobile f.on
lne Department Of the 1nue, who were urde
hearJ are OF tho eten1y, Hayefed uttlE. bu
! General Bstr11e, Who vsa IN command, plaee
himself II their heAd, and broke through III
| enemy's hne. The Mobiles from The Department
| Of aAzthe behaved admirably and charged III
| enemy with baJunet. The Chasaeurz Of the Lii
also distinguished tnemselveA