The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-13
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by another grand sortie.
LONDON, November 1.-THE Germans
have erepted new batteries on the heights
OF Boiney and at Montmagy, Bzous and
Courbevoie.
A special from Brussels says it is be-
ieved in shrewd political circles that a
nev compromise, acceptable to France
and Prussia, has been concluded by
neutral powers. Russia initiated n new
proposition for the assembling of q Con-
gress of nations.
TOURS, November r11-Journals l report
Prussians killed and wounded around
Orleans over 10000, and S00,prisoners
Ihe Prussians are retreating towards
Chartres and Etamps A large number
OF guns, thrown away by flying Prus-
etA?ns, were found. Italians continue to
1otn Garibaldi in large numbers.
Orleans, issued the following congrntu-
latory order to the officers and soldiers
of the army of the Loire:
The action of yesterday was glori-
GUS one for our army. Every position
OF the enemy was vigorously carried,
and the enemy is now retreating. have
Informed the Government of your con-
f4qHts and ,am instructed to return to you
t9etr than KS for your victory amid the
ldleaateEs in which France is plunged.
Hex 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. iS;gncdl
'DAURELLES DE PALADINES,
Commander"
Tours, November 12.-The Govern
ment here don't consider the rupture of
AtroIstice negotiations final
LoHDoN. November II. The Germans
have occupied Brancourt and Etapes.
Garibaldi, after the battle of Thursday,
between Mont Belaird and the Swiss
border, marched with 1900 men upon
Belfort.
BERLIN, November l2.-The following
is from the King to the Queen:
! VERSAILLES, November 11.-General
Won Der Taun, yesterday, retired from
Orleans to Toung, before superior
force. He fought the French, however,
all day. He has already been reinforced
by General Whittich and Prince Allerich.
The Duke of Mechlenburg Schwerin
will also join his forces with those of
Wander Taun to-day"
LONDON, November 12.--Tho Prus-
slams have plundered the little town of
Aohy.
TouRs, November 12.-Over 1,7OO
Prussian prisoners, captured at and
near Orleans. passed through the city
today, on their way to The South of
france. There was great excitement
among the people, and with much diff
Guilty riot was prevented, as there were
hundreds OF people along the line of
march, who recognized among the priso-
ners those who had SO outraged them at
Chateau, Ween and other places. The
prisoners were hooted at, but by the
efforts OF the quieter part of the crowd,
violence was prevented. Cheering re-
ports are still received from the army of
the Loire. There are rumors of great
advantage gained yesterday. General
Won der Tauns' army, Notwithstanding
1t has been reinforced by an entire army
from Chartres, is in full retreat. Gam
BETA has gone to Orleans.
special despatch to the World, from
Tours, contains the following: Full de-
tails of the victory of Generals De
Aurell!s, Paladin, over General Won der
Taun have not yet been received. The
engagement commenced both at the
East and West of Orleans on "Wednesday,
9TH instant, and was continued until the
evening of Thursday. During Thurs
day, the French drove the Prussians
from Orleans, inficting severe loss on
them, and they are now in occupation of
the city. General Won der Taun, with
the remnant of his army, is now retreat
ing on the road leading from Orleans to
Peetheviers, after vainly attempting to
force his way through the Chateau Eeuf
and 'Montagario, where he hoped to join
the army of Prince Frederick Charles.
General De Aurellis has force of so, 600
on the North bank of the Loire, and
70,0OO on the South bank. The destruc-
tion of roads and bridges between Com
mercy and Orleans has prevented the
advance of the army under Prince Ere.
derrick Charles. He has about $4,000
men, great many Of whom are probably
North of Mann. After having disposed
OF the remnant Of Gen. Won Der Tauns'
army, General De Aurellis will march
directly on Paris and assail the German
lines between Versailles and St. Ger
main. while General Trochu makes
sortie out with $50, 1000 men, to cut his
way out and raise the siege. Communi-
cation between General De Aurellis and
General Trochu and the Government at
Iours is constantly maintained, by
means OF carrier pigeons
LoNDON, November 12.-Ths French