The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-11
FIFTH EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Afternoon War News.
The Battle of Orleans.
a Decided French Victory.
Reported kusIrO-FrancO Alliance.
French Naval Successes
ETC., ETC.. Etc.. Etc. Etc.
Reported kustrO-Franco Alliance
French Naval Successes
Etc, ETC.. ETC.. Etc. Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
The French Victory at Orleans.

Ehe French Fictery Rt Orleans.
Tours, Nov. 11.--A despatch from General
DAurelles de Paladnes, commander of the army
of the Loire, was received by the Minister of
War, last evening, and has just been given to
the public. 1t is as follows:-
We have taken possession of the city of Or
leans after fight which lasted two days. Our
aggregate losses in killed and wounded do not
reach two thousand while those of the enemy
are much larger. We have made more than
one thousand prisoners thus far, and
are continually adding to them as we
follow up the fleeing enemy. Among the pro-
perty captured are two cannon of Prussian
model, twenty ammunition wagons, and a great
number of vans and provision wagons. The
hottest of the fight took place around Coulmier
on Wednesday, November o. Not
withstanding the bad weather, aud other
unfavorable circumstances, the elan dis
played by the troops was remarkable.
General de Paladines, on occupying the city,
issued the following cor gratulatory order to the
officers and soldiers of the Army of the Loire:-
The action of yesterday was glorious
one for our army; every position of
the enemy was vigorously carried
and the enemy himself is no retreating. have
informed the Government ~your conduct, and
am instructed to return you their thanks for
your victory amid the d.s lsters in which France ia
plunged. Her eyes are upon you, and she
counts upon your courage. Let us all make
every effort in order that this hope may not be
mistaken. DAURELLEs DE PALADrNEs,
Commander-in-C Chief.
General Headquarters, Nov. 10, 1870.
PI0n-Pion In Brussels.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 10-Prlnce Napoleon has ar
rived at the Hotel de SAKE, in this city.
steamship Launch.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE new steamship Graf
Bismarck, of the Bremen Line, was successfully
launched at Greenock, Scotland yesterday after
noon.
FnRIIsh Opinion OF the War.
At o banquet at Northampton last evening,
held to celebrate the election of Mayor, Gilpin,
a Member of Parliament for that borough,
pronounced the war in France to be the result
of radicalsm. He regarded Emile Olivier as
the prime author of the war and one of the
greatest radicals in France. Napoleon was a
despot and tyrant with hireing army. The
speech ia sharply commented upon.
Auhtria ana France.
LONDON, Nov. 11-3 p. M.-The stock market
has been greatly depressed this afternoon by
rumors that Austria has joined France against
Prussia; that French troops have retaken Or
leans, and that the French fleet have made i'm
portant captures. The street is filled with
rumors, which, however, cannot be received too
cautiously.
at this hour consols are down to % for both
money and account, and United States five
twenty bonds are fiat at SO for issue of 1862.
Anticipated SorIie at Paris.
BERLIN, Sept. 11.-Deserters from Paris say
that General Trochu, in order to regain prestige
is preparing for another grand sortie.
VERSAILLES, Nov. IL. & General Won Der
Tam having evacuaetd Orleans, reports that the
enemy is not advancing along the Loire as pre-
viously rumored