The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-03
EEN WAR.
last NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

REPoRTED FRENCH vICToRIEs-ALLEGED RAISING OF
ThE SIEGE OF PARIs-DUCRor AND DAURELLEs-
THhEE DAYS TERRIFIC FIGHTING.
LONDON, Dec 2.
The Times has special telegram from Berlin,
dated yesterday, giving the state of affairs in
tricts, prompted by Dupanloup, preaching
against the Frussians as heretics. The rustics
consequently terribly incensed against the in
vaders. German patrols in the valley of the Loire
shot down from every hedge and building.
Prussan bearers of dispatches are killed When
nobody but innocent-looking plowmen in
sight Many of these priests have been captured
by the Prussiars, and will be brought to trial.
The Standard to-day warns England that the
Gladstone ministry is preparing for an infamous
and disastrous capitulation to Russia In spite of
Granvilles resistance conference has been
cepted without The withdrawal OF the Russian note.
submission TO all Russia asks.
Ducrot on Wednesday forced his way eastward
with 10000 men, and joined hands with D'Au-
relies. The siege of Paris is in effect raised
special from Tours says official dispatches an
nounce that Trochu and Ducrot routed the Prus-
slams between Brie-sur Marne and ChoIssy -Roi.
Ducrot is now encamped fifteen miles from Paris.
A dispatch to the London Times from Tours, the
ton with TrochS's forces from Paris The Ger
mans under Frederick Charles are retiring before
the united armies; M Is s6 SAID Iroc59 has with him
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The following dispatch from
General De Tumpling, commander of the Seventh
Prussian Corps, has just been received here, dated
Thursday: A great sortie occurred yesterday The
French moved out against the Prussians and Wur-
ported by the heavy cannonade of their forts Tro-
chu and Duerot commanded, leading one hundred
and twenty thousand men. At eleven O'Clock in
the forenoon the French were repused by the Sixth
Corps and retired. Subsequently, at three o'clock
in the afternoon, the Wurtemoergers, who had been
reinforced by cavalry and artillery again at
tackled by the French. The latter were again de-
feated, the German Losses being trihing
Department here has the following particulars of
the part taken by the Wurtembergers In the late
actions around Paris. The telegram is dated at
Chateau lie Ppee, on Wednesday. On that day the
I'd and Sd Wurtemberg brigades, with the 9TH
Prussiap brig gades, defeated sortie of the French
made in the direction of Mount Messl After five
hours fighting the Germans took three hundred
prisoners. The German loss was as follows; Six
efi GERS killed, thirty-four wounded, five hundred
rank and file killed and wounded.
LONDON, Dec. 2-[speciai to New York Tri-
bune.l-The correspondent of the Tribune at YER
saies telegraphed at two O'Clock this afternoon
that the fghng of the 3Oth ult. was followed by
fresh movement. Yesterday there was lul
In the French cannonade, and several ambuiances
came ont to collect the wounded. To-day again
Chafenton. German troops are near Orleans.
The correspondent at Orleans telegraphed at
eight A. NJ to day that the army of the Loire is at
this moment marking out from headquarters and
leaving Orleans. The PrussiRns are concentrated
between Janyille and S PitssvieEs: thew y: r,,,,u,.
respondent at Versailles, writes on the 30th, that
the sortie against choissy CrOi began little later
than the feint towards Montretoul. About twenty
Viiiejuif and advanced in the position Of the sth
Viiejuif supported the attack by an incessant fire.
reaching mainly the right of the I'd Bavaran corps
and 1nnlcllng eugnI iOstes
The beginning of the French movement was con-
Quoted with great energy, but the Frenchmen
speedily became discouraged under the sharp fire
Of the besieeing forces, who unmasked their field
batteries. Notwithstanding the exertions Of the
officers, the attacking bsttalions were thrown into
disorder, their supports failed to arrive and the
affair was over In two hours Estimated German
loss 1OO French loss from 500 to 900, including 25C
prisoners
Riding toward Choissy Croi, found the country
alive with German forces mastering to repel the
sortie 80, 900 capable of concentrating at any
point. The weather is raw and misty. The Ger.
mans are in excellent spirits at the prospect of
tive work The troops are singing and the bands
playing. The Wurtembergers on the extreme left
were heavily cannonaded last night. There wa,
about one casualty for every five hundred shells.
There was much artillery firing during the nigh
from the whole line of southern forts. The French
everywhere are displaying great activity. Th'
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