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MAYOR EMERY visited ST. stephens f,i, La.
evening, and received quite an ovation fT,Yo a..
large number OF ladies and gentlemen i'm artsn.
dance: The members OF 81. stephens TEMPER
anee Society turned out in force To greet mir,
AT ore OF the tables he was presented with a
handsome bouquet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

HAVE CITIZENS ANY RIGHTS A SCAyExGER
is Bound TO RKsPECT?-A Righteous Decision.
The Fifth Ward Scavenger, Sidney Herbert,
was brought before Justice Walter last evenin y
on complaint OF Henrietta PHILIPPE and Amanda
johnson, charging him with neglect OF duty in
refusing to clean out their premises after having
been duly notified to do 50. Defendant claimed
that the prosecution had not complied with the
act OF October 9Th, 1869, requiring pay in ad-
vance. The section Is as follows
THAT any scavtnger neRlec ting to clean box or
Prlvy within forty eight hours after receiving pay
Tor 20 doing. shall be subject TO fine Of not less than
y nor exceeding IS, for each and every offence 10
DC recOv cred IN the usual manner. and one half of
the hne 10 be given to the informant and the other
hall shall be spilled as other fines for the violation
of the laws OF the corporation applied.
Complainants claimed that defendant never
called on them for pay. The Justice decided
that II Was not necessary TO enclose the money
with the notification, and that the person is not
compelled to look up the scavenger to nav him.
but that the Law contemplated his first making
a demand for the money before he cleaned the
privies, and IL refused, his remedy was to in
form on such parties for maintaining nuisance.
He therefore tined Herbert 80 and 81 cost in
each case for neglecting his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

ARREST OF A WiFK-wHIPPER.-KiDg Camp
bell, tor assault and battery on Eliza Camp
bell, his wife, was yesterday arrested by officer
Osierhout, and, after hearing before Justice
THOMPSON, was held to bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

MAJOR WILLIAM :. MORSE, Corporation
contractor OF Washington made a wager with
mr.. r. b. Hughes, OF the Navy Yard, to the eff
fect that n Bowen was not reelected MAYOR of
wHasIringten, ne would crawl on his belly from
the City Hall to Georgetown, distance of three
miles Having lost the wager he actually un-
deItook and accomplished the feat last We,lnes-
day CtRcsRndfi Commercial "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

TIRE BODY OF w. II. Fox, colored, who was
drowned at G-street wharf last Friday, was yes
terday recovered. The coroner was called, but
held no inquest, and the body was gwen in
charge of the friends of deceasedt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

SHoVLD BE LOOKED AFTEr. There I. 49,
slieI&Sle complaint BY parties residing and
Duo for near The depot of
~ la. Ioa the csrriageway of north
Capitol street. from which he is taking sanJ s.r
below the grade. i1i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

TIE LANDING PLAcK or LORD BALTIMORE
at ST. InigOes, Maryland, will be the scene OF
an excursion by the Young Catholic Friends
Society, starting AZ II s'elOck p. m. on Satur-
day, the 18th inst. and returning on Monday
morning, the 10Th inst, at O'Clock. As there
Will be no detention from business most of our
properly observed Also two chaplains acco,1
panyiDg the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

CHAHGE OF AssAULT.-Yesterdav. Thomas
Harvey was arrested by Detective CIaryoe on
The charge or having just previously assaulted
Justfce Smith, and waving an examination he
gave bail TOR court. The affidavit on which the
warrant was issued was made by Nr. r. d. Mus
sey, before whom an examination of q case in
equity was about being commenced, in which
case both parties were Interested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

THE TURP-The National Course was re-
Specially attended Yesterday 20 witness the trial
o. speed between the well-knOwn horses ROckey.
n sSs and George VI. Pstchen. The race was
, n,-e meats. best three in five, and was won in
S.H0S srsght heats by Rockey-tnne: Is. J. :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

NEW BUGGIES TRADED FOR OLD ONES
~ At LAUCk BROTHERS.,
Jen6t' eros street.
MO HOUSE IN THE CITY ABLE TO CON-
i pete with OAK HALL. a25 7th street. jei
The undersigned offer to the trade Is 200 pockets
Of SALT of different sizes. 900 ..
Also, cases of TABLE SALT in boxes OH.
Also, fine SALT SACKS at low rates.
/. TH0S. DAVIS 4 CO..
jeSw fm2w IS Water street, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

1T Has BEEN SUGGESTED that Nayor Fmerv
could properly commence his work of reform
and do a good thing if he would have a police-
man detailed for duty at the west wing OF the
City Hall, TO prevent the q" loafings which has
been standing nuisance about there for the
past two wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

AN ACT Tor grading end gravelins North Carolina
avenue, from sixth streef east 90 Lincoln Square
o. Cenln1os Cosnctl Of he Oily Of Washiagsou Tina,
.ne mayer be- end he 10 hereby, request 70 can {
me efadlng and grsveling Of North Caroline aver
ron sixth street east 20 Lincoln Square
a, Inc sum OF S2bV he Appropriated, or 90 much
t1eIeof as neceesary. The expense TO be paid ONT
q the Biz tn Ward fund.- tho work to be Done by the
oaJ WORK. p tApprSved, May 9, ls7O.
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pRoPOsALs FUR sTArIONERYi

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURAL
WAsHINGToN, d. o., June 10, 1870
Sealed Proposals for furnishing STATIONERY
for the year ending june 20, ISL will be received at
this Department until MONDAY, the 18th instant
at Il O'Clock n. ft... =. 80 - = y
A schedule Of articles and estimated quantities
required, and blank forms for bidding Containing
this once. .t H. - = = :
The bids and contract will be subject to the usual
customs of the Departments Of the Government in
jeiO-9t HORACE CAPRON, Couumissioner.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

r LARcENY.-Dapiel Bailey and Charles Ander-
son, colored, were arrested yesterday by Orlcer
barley, Of the seventh precinct, charged with
larceny, and were committed to jail for afurther
hearing by Justice Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15
An Acr to grade and gravel Vermont avenue, fir,

north o street to Boundary street
BE IL erdefed ~ the Board or Aldermen and Boa,a
q Common Codne,t Of the CRY Of Washington. Thai
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
Quesfed 70 cause Vermont avenue. from north O
street TO Boundary street. 10 be graded and or ed
law.
SIC: 2. And be ftJerther enacted, That the sum o
SlISz, 1.-THE surveyor estimate, or 80 much there
OF as may be necessary, be- and the same is hereby
appropriated ont OF the funds of the Second W ard
Approved, May 2, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

REAL ESTATE SALEs-Joshua whitney &
Co., real estate brokers, have sold for j g. Par
ker two-stOry frame house on 9th street, be-
tween M and n, to H. H. Brewer, for IS 800
Also, for Il. w. Hansell, west Is feet front on
street, between 18th and 18th streets, OF subdi-
vision of lot A, square 2s5, TO Frank l. Willis,
for Sl,OCo; Also, lots 6 and in square north Of
Toner, for SG15. Also, all of squares 1872 and $685.
between ii and streets north and 9Th and 10th
streets east, for &. II. Wiltberger to Francis II.
sm5 t tSf A Ais all the e., east front Of
between and z streets, for W. w. COrcoran,
Esq, for S2s 900. -. .-
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF THE DIsrRIor
or CoLUMBIA.-The cOrpOrators of the National
Savings Bank OF the District Of Columbia met
yesterday at the office of the National Safe De-
posit Company, and organized by the election
OF the following named gentlemen as Trustees :
Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Col w. Ii. Phillip,
A. X. Shepherd, H. A. Willard, s. p. Brown,
Hon. Joseph Casey, Lewis Clephane, Hon. Mat
thew q. Emery and George N. Plant. Subse-
quently the Board OF Trustees organized by the
election OF the following officers Hon. Hugh
McCulloch, President; Henry A. Willard, Esq :,
vice PRESIDENT; b. 7, Snyder, temporary Sec
LOOKING OUT FOR THE Cow THIEvEs.-Pat-
by Lieutenant johnson, Of the second precinct,
tor the larceny of . COW, and after q hear
ing before Justice Wall, was held to bail for
cOuTt. 1uc COW Wds IOunu In Cf6fys kitchen.
where he had concealed ii for two weeks Cow
thieves have carried on thrifty business Of late,
and should be summarily dealt with. Lieut.
johnson IL on the track OF several of these rob
beers, and will no doubt bring them to justice
ANOTHER CLAIMANT.-We are now advised
that IL was Mr.. John M. Maxwell, a plain cit,-
zen, who rescued the child of Senator Cragin IT
the recent st. James Hotel fire. "Next gentle
man.
r LARCENY.-Uapiel Bailey and Charles Ander-
son, colored, were arrested yesterday by Onlcer
barley, Of the seventh precinct, charged with
larceny, and were committed to jail for afurther
hearing by Justice Walter.
ARREST OF AWiFK-wHIPPER.-KiDg Camp
bell, for assault and battery on Eliza Camp
bell, his wife, was yesterday arrested by officer
Osterhout, and, after a hearing before Justice
THOMPSON, was held to bail for court.
TIRE BODY OF W. IL. Fox, colored, who was
drowned at G-street wharf last Friday, was yes
terday recovered. The coroner was called. but
held no inquest, and the body was gwen in
charge of the friends of deceased,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15
THE BEST GOODS
AND THE LOWEST PRICES
c. ~. O'uARE q son.
GROCERs,
1918 sEyESTB sTREEr NM. d, Bss nan n,

Immense stock %
TEAS, CoFFFES. PCRE SPICES
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15
kxAcr tor Tho re,;af ofs ID N;

, An Act for the relief of y r. Nicholson
Bs enacted ~ the Board Of AId,rmsR AMI Boar,
o. Common Cornell Of the Cry Of WashtHetoa, Tina
the sum Of three dollars and fifty five cents be- an,
the same hereby, appropriated ont Of the genera
fund to enable the Mayor to pay that amount to =
Il, Nicholson for relief from fine i'm posed upon him
Approved May 2, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

ANOTHER CLAIMANT.-We are now advised
that IL was Mr.. John NJ. Maxwell, a plain cit,-
zen, who rescued the child of Senator Cragin 81
the recent st. James Hotel fire. "Next gentle
man. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15
CTONE! STONEY SHONEN
SENECA QUARRIES.

The Maryland Freestore M aud M Co. are now
prepared TO furnish WINDOW STILLS and LIN
THIS, STEPS, PLATFORMS, D0ORSILLS,
Also, ROUGH DIMENSION STONE to order.
BUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry.
For Price List for 1870, call at ONCE. 141S r
street, or Stone Yard, foot X street. Rock Greek.
apT-wks6 m CIV. HAYDEN, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

~. ~ 70 ny HwHtef-ueih on Indiana avenue.
iron Second TO Third street west and on q strset
north, from First to Third street west
BE II enacted By the Board Of Aldermen aad Boprd
q Cesanion Council 81 fhe CITY Of WahIngfop that
the water board be- and they hereby, authorized
ane requested to cause Q water main to be laid on
Indiana avenue, from Second to Third street west
and on e street north, from First to Third street.
west: and to defray the expense thereof sufcien
sum hereby appropriated out Of the ater fund to
DE reimbursed by such assessments on All lots or
Parts OF lots touching or binding upon the line Of
said wafer mains as are authorized by law
APPROX ed MAY 2. ls7O = -
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N Q 7 1 e E.
GFnReErnwN. %. N.In

GEORGETOWN, u. G.. June 6. $50.
Having this day q seissi 81 nv 4 osCery business
az he southeast conner { Briig a.d High str-ets
% MI ". I. IRON Of this town. / return thanks
LOT the patronage extended - re tor ovsr thiFtv
ysars, and cordially recommend q continuance Of
the same 20 my successor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15
wM. n. TENNEY.

stock OF Groceries and made considersbie additions
theIetoJ 80 that my stock Of csoice Family GRO
ceres, VINES ava Liquors, 4 very com slete,
reSPectiuH solicit share % public pa,ranare and
Will endeaVor 10 give satisfaction Go the
Jell-lw NA p 1fSppa - .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

AN Acr appropriating two hundred and fifty dollars
(SG0l to repair hose carriages belonging to en-
eines Nos. and4.
BE AZ enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and BaaTd
Of Common Council Of fhe Cay Of WASHINGTON That
the sum of TIVE hundred and fifty dollars s2jOl be-
and the same ID hereby, appropriated ont OF the gem
eral fund, for the purpose of repairing hose car
riages belonging 10 engines los one Il aud four /.
Approved May 2, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

The THEATEEs--TEe patrons of the National
Theater will nave an opportunity tonight OF
expressing their appreciation of the courtesy OF
Messrs. James O'BryOn, Joseph SessfOrd, John
T. Buckingham. and James Jameson. welL-
known employees OF the house, who receive a
beneat, the play selected being the sHunch-
back
NJ Wallis Opera House the waihalia and Bio
plastic trOupes, from Berlin, continue to attract
full and fashionable audiences nightly, and
their truly beautiful and novel pertorma noes
well deserve the success they have met during
their brief engagement here. The entertain
nent tor Tonight il replete with new scenes
concluding with the beautiful Illuminated foun-
tsins, with the Maids sporting beneath the wa
tiers. As this Is their last week We advise all to
go see them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15
AN Acr & grade and gravel Third street FROM '

gina avenue 70 n street southwest.
BE II enacted By IN. Board oJ Aldermen and Boar
Of Common Council Of The CRY II WaShtHg "a, TEa
the Mayor be. and he is hereby. anth6 Zed and re
qnested to cause Third street. from Virginia
to street southwest, to be graded and grsveled
the work 10 be done by the day. work. under tn
direction of the City Surveyor and superintendent
OF the Commissioner OF the Seventh Ward; and {.
defray the expenses incurred under this act the
OF two thousand fve hundred dollars. E0O.D or
much thereof as may be necessary, be, sns the sam
hereby, appropriated. able Of the tn n.lS
the seventh Ward. tApproyed May 2, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-15

AN ACT for the relief of George W. Driver
BE a. snGcfed BY the Board of Aldermen and Bond
Of Common Council Of the CRY Of WASHINGTON Tina,
the sum of one hundred dollars, so much thereof
as may be necessary, be Appropriated, payable on.
OF the general fund to enable the Mayor to reruad
to George w. Driver amount of fines imposed upon
the sa 10 Driver for ale ged yiolatou of law
Approved, April Is, $50
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

GEesGsrowx. June s $50
Notice is hereby gven that the foliowIng mr.
was sold Tor taxes March I'd. ISIS, and N moi ~
deemed together with interest ard cost OF alver-
tisementl on or before June -, lS7O Cornoreticn
deeds viii be issued 20 the purchasers IN sccora an
with the laws made and provided for snch cases.
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AN Act to supply certain defcie ncy In appropris
tion to purchase land for public school building

ton 10 purchase land Tor Q public school building
In the Sd school district.
be at enacted BY the Board of Aldermen and Board
81 Common Counest Of tht Csty Of WASHINGTON Thar
asum not exceeding three thousand dcllarsa s 90
or 80 much thereof as may be necessary be- and the
same hereby Appropriated Of the general fund
OF the city to enable the Trustees of Public Schools
TO complete the purchase Of certain lots of land In
the Sd district for site for school house az con-
tenplated IN an act Of the City Councils approved
January g 1870, entitled AN act authorizing the
Board 81 Trustees OF Public SCHOOLS TO sell lots Ia
and y In square 7Ss. and purchase q more suitable
building site, and for other purposes !"
Approved, Nay Z, 1870. ...
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
THE PHILADELPHIA CIINICS.

WHAT TIRE MEDICAL STUDENTS THINK-THE
PRESENT ASPECT OF THE OLD QUARREL.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.-Medical students are
harum-scarum set the world over, and those IN this
city differ possibly very little from their brethren else
where. Having made themselves subjects of some noo-
rety last Winter they anxious that the public should
accept their position in regard 10 the clinic troubles In
n word, they contend that the admission Of women
students TO the clinics in the Pennsylvania Hospital
gross Injustice, 1t deprived the men OF the
instruction and illustration attaching to class OF deli
cate diseases mu'h met with in practice Much interest
has been mantle led 10 how the views Of the conflict
ing parties would shape themselves into action this Fall
and the present Developments OF the probably
satisfactory TO neither side.
The Hospital managers made some concessions a. al
viscd by their Medical Board Their programme for
women students contained these points Medical teach
ing shall be given once week IN TIE female TaIds. sur
Ccal teaching shall lee entirely al tie CprE o the tur-
- NS on dnir ana II given by any member oi tie stan.
the lectures to hr confined 90 tue female NalGf.
Tuesday made thc clinic day fog Ytuca, u VII p
Int Tie prlcciI" demonstrators could he aC-
miitcd Practically, the members of the Medical t"fEe
taxed the sanf amount tho Ernhere % re CLrt'
sity Of Jefferson. aud other institutions for The
latter chose NOT tu c c0tti,. aiming tat iECA should
hc rendered an ap0,ucy iOr ih, alleged artuis oi tLf
This time honorcd institution had C students, OF whom
50 women; ia 1870 % has lsl, Of whom + are women
The ahscntCcS fock 10 The Piad, pha Hospital Wht J.
H. attached 20 BuCly Alu-luusc IN Wtst lU dolphin,
where 10 charges ever maze for clinics How fdnc
THE warfare oi sentiment Will continue no one knows
The University owns some l. acres Adjoining Tic Anna
house, and is ahou; 10 cree; new ruidnis. Which vii
probably fully $s01000
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
GRIMES AND cAsUALrrEs- TELEGRAPH.

GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
Ira Potter committed snicide in Providence on
WEDNESDAY by h'nginG
Richard A. Hchrard committed suicide in New
Orleans yesterday by shooting
Henry c. Thompson Of Natick, Mass, was
ke Wenssts while attempting to cross the raosd
The trial Of the Baton Rouge prisoners was
one Yesterday srd ii ia believed that they will all he discharged
to-day. - "a, ~,
form 10 t Vested Mas. on "Wednesday night sDi robbed
Of $50
Mrs Ann T. Newman aged - years, drowned
herself in Kennree at Augusta, Me- Yesterday. Cause
hgious excitement
Reddy Hadley, a Philadelphia rowdy. shot and
ayefnAeIer named DuSnheyn that CITY, yesterday
Redy Is still at large.
In Hartford. yesterday. while on the way TO "a
Se hose ratrser orossng the
STATE louss onr Mr.. H. G. Grave, vile Of printer
hAdl, Injured KA she died shortly after
The trial of Edward II. Hoswel for the mur-
der ~ ion D. Iahn Iaovc last September progress
su., N N. jufsbe homide because Lsfn
guty Of criminal Intercourse With llossells vile.
The Supreme Court of indianapolis has rendered
- In the ca . of anrv r. Glen copy Of the murder Of
new trial Mr.. Clem has been imprisoned over year
go. The British schooner John, which arrived at
Portland Me- wcnesly brought the of the British schooner
Fwing Capt Munfoe from ~ John H. for Providence which
e Isle An hau Monday a, The Fering laden
with shingles
800. The celebrated libel suit of DR.. White against
Dr. Cor for S1n daAges, In San Francisco of an
libel contained in the charges preferred BY the sts, a. pspt p .
Church resulted in ,erie in favor Of the defendant
John Moran was arraigned Yesterday ~ ped-
ham the murder of 0fer Packard inc Ma aa VS.
ms await tho acteh Of the Grand Jafy P'oas :" ' m suit s
each g and charge OF bsAsot IN
the hack. The wounds npt fatal
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
RECENT MILITARY OPERATIONS.

TIE ARMY OF THE LOIRE RETREATING-FRENcH
REPORTS OF FICTITIOUS yICToRIEs-THE
rRUss1,NS SAID TO BE FAILING BACK FROM
N'N''' LONDON, Thursday Dec. I, 1870
dispatch from Versailles states that the Army OF
the Iore is still retreating but that its precise loca-
tion and numbers are unknown.
The French claim to have won victory III the
battle at Reaune la Roland, reported yesterday Inc
victors. the French say, young conscTips' VINO
were under fire for the first time. They were gal
liant and steady The French also say they have re-
covered within the past few days the following
places lately held by the Germans: Besse sur Bray
Nogcpt le Rotrou and st. Calais in the Department
Of sarthe; Montford ard Mondouhlcau. in the De
partment Of Loire ct Cher; and MontargiS, in the
Department of LOiret
The following dispatch from Vcndomc, in the De
rartment of Loirct-Cher dated Yesterday, has jds'
been given to the public here;
The Prus,;ans have evacuated this city as we'll as
Bois Chateaudun, and Chateauneuf-sur-LoiIe' I'-
daythev twice assaulted M6zeres, and were twice re-
pul,ed. The fight lasted nme hours The French
cautrlred one officer and G45 men. The French loss
was small. The morale Of the army Is excellent.
.5yices have been received here of battle at
Ttrcpacny. in which the Prussans were beaten with
severe less. The French captured three officers and
auumber Of cannon and horses, as wei as quantity
81 mall arms.
L Is said the Prussians have suddenly evacuated
a,piens. retiring on Paris. This movement is re-
cordea At Lille as very significant. In the LATER
city il i, believed ueat battle is in progress around
Paris to-day.
The following dispatch has been received here from
Nuts in the Department of Cote dor dated yestcr-
day: An engagement occurred at Gcnlis to-day be-
tween body of Francs-tireuTS, from the Department
of Eastern Pvrenees and a PruSsian column. The
latter was we'll supplied with artillery. In the az
tcrnoon the fight was extended to the village oi
Nuts where the Francs-tircurs were supported hy
the Garles Mobiles from the Nosocs, which came hl
from Bcaunc. The French were successful. me
Pni,sian loss was severe thcir dead st-cwie the
road, in all directions Only l5pris were taken
10y the French.
About one-third Of the town Of TAionvIle was
DESTROYED hy ire during the bombardmelt hy tAc
Prus,ians
Gen. Bourbaki has taken command of the Nnc-
fcenth French Army Corps.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
CABLE BROKEN.
TILE cAPTrRE OF ORLEANS.
DETAILS OF TIE VICTORY OF THE FRENCH
ARMY or THE LOIEE-THE PEUssIAN TOECE>
INTERIOR.

DETAILS OF THE VICTORY OF TIE FRENCH
ARMY or THE JOEE-THE PEUssIAN FORCES
INTERIOR.
lPROM OCR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
BLOIs, Nov. 10.-Thc position of the French
army J. not much altered Nevertheless, since the last
three engagements the headquarters Of the sixteenth
Corps h8s moved forward little 20 small place called
Mfltres Yon have heard Of the night Of Monday, which
wss merely reconnaissance pushed forward by the
PrnssiaI-. There Hay have been 1900 Prussans tn
gagged. The number Of French actually engaged was
Pcrhaps not more than 5o0: but Of the Prs,an-
coming back found whole corps darn6e in front II
Them However, what IS certain il that the French have
advanced Yesterday, eth, there another engage
lne rouLd village called Bacon, which the Prussians
have also evacuated after setting fire 10 IT, The enemy
bar certainly fallen back from the position they held
this ride Of Orleans but appears they are ntrenchcd
90 Orleans. have reason 10 believe, for have
heard from the Ministry. although IN curious and
roundabout way that the French going 10 shell Or
leans Immediately, TO send the Prsans out OF IT, What
afraid Of Is that Won Der Tam il only drawing the
French IN order 10 allow the army Of Prince Frederick
Charles, coming from Burgundy 10 envelope them after
crossing the Loire at Mer al Bl0s II Is perhaps
guard much possible against this contingency i0t