The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-30
I9EIYRl!o!REE.
War
No News From France.


LONDON, November 90.
There is no important news from
France to-day. Thus far no confirmation
Of the reported battle near MOutargls.
weakness Of Prussia in the New
Confederation.
BY the provisions Of the new North
German Constitution Prussia has only
seventeen ont Of the fitty-seven votes to be
cast by the Confederation. From this
fact It Is generally believed that the future
policy of Germany will be peace.
n PruSsian Loan Taken.
A committee of English bankers held
meeting last night and resolved to otier
to take the entire new German loan Of
one hundred million thalers. 4s
Russian Agent Not Allowed to Leave
a'r g. a Paris.
a Berlin dispatch announces that the
Russian military agent in Paris has been
prohibited to leave the city, for fear ne
will betray It's desperate condition
King williams Report Of the Fight
dS 4AuAACubS
BERLIN, NoA. 20.
King William forwarded the following
TO August: 4 iis 9 1t4 4
VERSAILLES, Nov. 90
Yesterday, Mauteuffel with o portion Of
the First, army, defeated the k,rencn
a lew miles south Of Amieps. The French
lost one thousand killed and wounded, and
seven hundred prisoners. The PrusSian
loss was comparatively untmportant, Inc
Duke Of Mecklenburgh. .Schwerin, ls near
LIE Mars, where KeratrY has French
force Of $1,000 men. .--a ,au,f aHl
A Great Battle at Hand-.300, 900
Men Confronting Each other.5ll
New Yonx, Nov. 80. .
Private French adviccs say that b great
conflict between opposing. forces TO the
number of 100000 men Is likely to occur
immediatelyin the southern department
The Prussians are within twelve miles Oh
the French Provisional Government.
Trochu denies the statement that he IN
tends to Danish 10000 Parisians because
of the scarcity Of provisions. s'Io!igu
The Proximity Of the Great Armies.
LONDON, November 60,
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived here from Evercux, dated yester'
day: The Prussians now occupy this town.
and are In the valley Of the Eure IN great
force. This evening they were driven to-
ward the village Of Villars by the Gardes
Mobile, who retreated in turn, when rein
iorcements came up for heencmy. Seven
" thousand Prussians now occupy
Amiens. There was some fighting yes
terday in front of the army Of the Loire,
all along the country between Pithivillers
and Montargis. Particulars are wanting,
but it Is said that the French were gen
orally successful, having captured many
prisoners and one cannon. '
Reported German Successes.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 90.
The French yesterday attacked the
German forces at Baume, between Mont
argis and Pethiviers, and were repulsed.
Prince Frederick Charles was present and
directed operations. One thousand pris-
oners fell into our hands. Official dis.
patches confirm the reports ofthe defeat oi
the Garibaldians at Pasques, on Saturday
last, and their disOrdcrlyp flight The
Prussian losses do not exceed 50t killed.
The retreat Of the army Otthe North from
Amiens was in an orderly manner. A
Prussian officer was captured before Am
lens. He says the German plan is to
attack Lille and Dnnkirk. .,.sr.
Reported French Successes.
LONDON, Nov. 90.
The Worlds special from Tours says
Yesterday the right wing Of the army OF
he Loire, having repulsed during theprevi-
Gus day several attempts Of the enemy to
turn their flank, advanced to Given and
Montarges, and then commenced move
ment towards Pithiviers in combination
with an advance Of the right centre OF the
army at Arthenay, to the same point.
While these movements weie being made
detachments OF the enemy were in every
case driven towards Bruno, midway be-
tween Montargcs and Pitbiyiers. Here,
at Q p. n, the enemy posted 40, 900 men,
consisting OF the 10Th Corps and the 9th
and 1st Divisions. The French assailed
the Prussian position from the south, cap
turing two guns. At nightfall the Ger
mans seemed to be retreating further
north. The German losses on the 9Th
and 2Sth were very heavy.
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