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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-27
AND ERIE RAILROAD.


SUMMER TIME TABLE.
On and after MONDAY, May 30 1870, the trains
on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad run as
follows from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, West
Philadelphia
MAIL TRAIN leaves Ph,i1lIa9dslphis 1920 ?. N.
arrives at Erie 7'49P M.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Phils;dSIpnis 1870 a. M.
arrives at Erie 1925 A. M.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves Philadelphia TOE A. M.
WIlliamsport 500 p. M.
arrives at Lock Haven 7'2o P. NJ.
BALD EAGLE MAIL leaves Williams
arrives Five at Lock '' f' 4n'
haven 246 P. NJ.
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie $50 A. M.
Williamsport 926 p. NJ
arrives at Pniladelphia $40 A. M
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie ,,. % sSo :. NJ
arrives at Philadelphia $50 P. M.
arrives at Philadelphia so P. NJ.
BUFFALO EXP. leaves Williamsport 1926 A. M.
Harrisburg $40 A. nj.
arrives at Philadelphia 9'25 A. Nj.
BALD EAGLE MAIL leaves u; Haven n'3s a. M.
arr. Williamsp't 1850 p. NJ.
BALD EAGLE EX. leaves Lock Haven 9'36 ?. NJ.
Sc arr Willamsport 1850 p. M.
Express Mail and Accommodation, east and west,
connect at CORY, and all west bound trains and
Mail and Accommodation east at lrvineton with
Oil Greek and Allegheny River Railroad.
WM A. BALDWIN,
General Superintendent.
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DENNsYLvAN1A CENTRAL RAILRo

AFTER p. M, SUNDAY, JUNE IL, 1870.
The trains Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
KET Streets which is reached directly by the Mar.
ket street cars, the last car connecting with each
train leaving Front and Market streets thirty
minutes before its departure. The Chestnut and
Walnut streets cars run within enc square Of the
Depot
Sleeping-car tickets can be had on application
at the Ticket ONCE N. W. corner Ninth and Ches-
nut streets, and at the Depot.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at the depot. Orders left
at No 901 Chestnut street. or No. 11e Market street,
will receive attention.
Paoli Accommodation i2'6oand 10 P. NJ.
Fria rs. Ernpe,, ESrc i1.SO M NJ
Harrisburg Accommodation 2,sO P. NJ
Lancaster Accommodation 40 2. M.
Erie Mail and iPittsburg Express 1885 ?. NJ.
Erie Mail leaves daily, except Sunday running TT
on Saturday night to Williamsport only. On Sum
O'Clock. Pittsburg Express, leaving on Saturday
night, runs only to Harrisburg.
Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other trains
The Western Accommodation Train runs daily,
except Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro-
cured and baggage delivered BY 2. M. at No. I0
Sunday Train No. / leaves Philadelphia at sac
A. M. arrives at PaOli at $40 A. M. Sunday
Train No. leaves Philadelphia at GAO P. M; ar
rives at Paoh at TAO p. M.
Sunday Train No. l leaves Paoii at $50 A. M.
arrives at Philadelphia at S'lU A. M. Sunday
Train No. leaves Paoli at 4'5o P NJ; arrives at
Philadelphia at 610 p. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT.
Cincinnati Express 3l0A. NJ.
Philadelphia Express $50 A. M
Paoii f5ati Accommodatn $40 A. Nj. and $40 10 ?. M
Parkesburg Train 900 A. NJ
Fast Line and Buffalo Express 9'35 A. M
Lancaster Train 1856 A. NJ
Erie Express $40 z. M
Lock Haven and Elmira Express $40 p. M
Pacific Express 1920 p. NJ
Harrisburg Accommodation GAO M
For turther Information aDDlV to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 12.-The election re-
turns come in slowly The result on the state ticket Is
very doubtful both parties claim the state The ma
iorty will be very small either side, and may require
the official vote To decide. .
Marshall County-One-haf Of the returns in, and
show q Republican gain OF 81
Iaporte County-Ten townships heard from show Re
Jackson County-seymour Precinct gives Republican
majority OF l. a Republican gain OF SO.
Warsaw, Ind. gives Republican majority OF 3o5 Re
publican loss, ~. n
majority Of o. a Dem. gain OF lS
Rush County-Sine townships official, show Republi-
can of no IL IL estimated that the Republican gain
In the county will be 225.
Upton COunty-Two townships show Rep. gain Of II.
owen County gives Dem. majority Of 500.
jefferson County gives Rep. majority OF $50; Rep
gain OF 100 - ~
steuben County gives Rep. majority Of 500; Dem
gain OF is1. "a.
Green County-One township gives Dem. gain OF "a
Dearborn County-HOman. Dem, for Congress, bha
majority OF 500 The Democratic State ticket has aoo'o
1890 mai; Dem. gain over Grants vote OF so La,
Noble County-Dcm maj lso, the same as NJ INC '"
election. -. = nan,
Hancock County, as far as heard from, shows Deni
gain OF go -. . Ran loss
Henry County, as far as heard from SHOVE - IVY
OF 70 the vote for Governor In lecs- INK
Spencer County-Wayne township, Dem gan, In 10
Ohio County-On Con ressional VOTE ' ,aunsbip
COnnersyille Ind.The official No'e =, - ias--a Re
gives a Republican majority ON state uoA' "
publican gain OF 40. ,..,,v n Democratic
stark County-Demoeratio majority IA
gain, g. ,.. Tn. returus are almost
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LOCAL, WAR NEWS.

In letter from the International Relief
Committee received yesterday by the American Branch
the President ~ the Committee says: We much desire
vour riffs for the wants Of the wounded very great
urgent. and recurring without ceasing."
The French steamer LatOuche TTeville still
remains in the port. The Magicienne and Bouyet LETT
some time some excitement was created yesteI-
day by the arrival Of the French corvette Prmanguet
from Norfolk. Capt. AugJste Mer commanding she
mounts four guns and has crew Of 19l men.
The French COnsul-General at this port has
made the following decree Of the French Govern
meut dated Tours Oct IT, 1870 Ia view Of the necessity
Of providing without delay the armament OF the coun-
try the Government of National Defense DEGREES as fol-
lows: -
Al ammunition Of war Of foreign origin viii he
O Their arrival France.
ABr o. War viii determine their value it
vii take possession Of them giving receipt emitting 70 reimburse
bAhhkIiA;
Minister Defense Minister Of the In
tenor, and Of War.
The announcement of the arrival of the
steamer Hermann at Bremen has given much satsfac-
ton German citizens and when this coupled with
the that the French cruisers had ceased to block
ade NcW-YOrk, rs COusu-Gencral ROslng complained
that they doing the German merchants were over
joyed. The Hermann had on bOord an extensive ana
valuable assortment OF medical and sanitary stores
Three other German steamers now at sea- the
the Cmhria, and the Wesphaa, are yet 10 be heaid
from Postmaster Jones does not feel justified however,
in committing the T. :. mails 10 the German steamers
although regular communication with Brclneh hahi-
burg, and other German ports can now be had
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GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

a BALLOON EXPEDITION PREPARING TO ENTER
PARIs-THE ELECTIONS TO BE PERMITTED BY
THE p1sI s~I ANS-AN ANTI REPU BLICAN AID
DRESS FROM TIE COUNT DE CHAMBORD.
Tours, Wednesday, oct u, 1870
No news has been received from Paris to-day. A
balloon expedition is preparing here for an attempt
t. descend into Paris.
Zen Burnside has conveyed 10 Jules Favre Count
Won Bismsrck's assurance Of Germanys willingness
70 permit the elections % be held.
The journals la Gazette de France and Union pub
hsh an anti-Repubhcan address from the Count de
Chanbord TO the people of France.
Minister Gambetta has given orders that complete
n'urns Of the armed forces of France be made TO
"s Department He has also sent a number Of young,
energetic men into the provinces 10 organize military
movements, but with instructions not to NEEDLE
with politics.
lie Government denies that there is any fOunda-
HSh Tor the report that Count de Palikao has been
ss&eo 10 resume command Of the Army of Lyons.
me A"A'Ie1S to-day prints letter Of thanks from
- uambetts to the Americans, Messrs. May and
.eyholds who presented to the Government the
's.oon III which they escaped from Paris.
Inc Government is fully satisfied with the good
i@.n OF Gen. BOurbaki Hye-franc pieces with the
.n"eIns Of the Republic have just appeared from
The mint
',gh~ Frappol Grand Master Of the Freemasons
~ i~y' who Is 10 superintend the organization Of
VAC itAhan Volunteers, has arrived in Tours.
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PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

complete. Republican majority $50 on STATE ,cke,. w.
burn, Rep, for Congress $50 majority. ' ~
First Dlstrct-Niback, Dem, for gress Ia eeced
Second Distrct-Kerr, Dem, for Congress- Is elected
Third District-HOman Dem, for Congress Il elecfed
Fourth District-DOubtful.
Fifth Distrct-C0Durn, Rep, Tor Congress- Is elected
Sixth Disrict-VOOrhcos Dem, FOR Congress elected
seventh Distrct-Doubtful. Wallace probably elected
Eighth Dstrct-5ner Rep, for Congress, Is elected.
Ninth Dstrlct-DOubtful.
Tenth Dstrtct-Winms Rep, for Congress. f. elected.
Eleventh District-Packard, Rep, for Congress, Is
elected
The republicans gain two members OF the Legislature
In Evansville.
WARSAW, Ind, Oct. l2.-Williamss majority in this
place j. $50.
Franklin Townshlp-Repubiican gain, g.
IppecanOc TOwnship-Rl publican gain, -.
Flain Township-Williams's majority, 2.
The CITY Of Evansville has gone Republican by 6O0.
is nowhere
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INDIANA.

CNCISNATI, Ohio, Oct. 12.-lndiana is very
close but the Republicans have probably carried IL,
though both sides claim success. VOORHEES,, Dem, is
probably reelected to Congress from the With District
and it feared that Wilson, Rep s defeated in the WITH
District The political character of the Legislature is in
doubt.
LGter.-Returns from Indiana look better The Repub-
cans have carried the state Wilson teegraph that he
f. elected to Congress by 400 majority The Congressional
delegation will probably stand unchanged.
RICHARD SMITH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12-The returns received
this evening show the Republican gains and losses to he
about equal will require the official return 10 de-
termne the result The defeat OF Wallace Republican
in the With District for Congress- is conceded. Wilson,
Republican, in the WITH District is probably defeated
There were extensive frauds in Terre Haute and other
precincts in Voorhees, District and his election is TO be
contested.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 12.-The returns
come IN slowly, and indicate that the State has gone
Republican by small majority. voorhees, is probably
elected Wilson, Rep, is elected In the with District
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 12.-The following
majorities reported, large number OF them being
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

RENEWAL OF THE FRENCH BLOCKADE-THE
FRENCH FLEET OFF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF THE SURRENDER OF STRAsBoURG-
NAPOLEONIC INTRIGUES-sAFE ARRIVAL OF
THE STEAMSHIP HERMANN.
LONDON, Wednesday, oct. r., 1907.
The French feet has been sighted off Heligoland.
The authorities at Altoona and other ports have been
warned to remove outer buoys and lights of their
harbors. to prevent a surprise. The u. 5. steamer
Plymouth has arrived at Kiel, though that port is
ostensibly closed by the blockade Other American
men-of-war are expected there.
The official account of the surrender Of Strasbourg
is just published at Berlin. BY the captulaton 100
guns of all SORTS 200 chassepots three tons of am
muntion and 30 locomotives of the Paris and Stras-
bourg Railroad, which had been collected there, fell
into PruSsian hands. The carpenters, masOns, and
other aborers of the city have been impressed TO re-
pair the Notifications
Prince Napoleon who recently arrived in this city,
is actively intriguing for the restoration of the
Bonapartes. The Emperor declines to sanction the
schemes of the Prince.
The steamer Hermann of the North-German Lloyd.
which left New York the evening of the Goth of
September for Bremen, has arrived at the latter
port in safety. Her officers report no blockaders in
sight Of the coast. No French cruisers were en-
countered on the voyage
4 writer in The Frankfort Gazette has seen colossal
bombs holding 40 pounds Of powder, going forward
70 Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-13
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-FOrney's PresScl claims
the election OF Mr.. Oliver TO Congress in the VIh Dis
trct, and Mr.. Shoemaker in the XIIth which, however
still in doubt. Mr. Reading, Democrat, in the With
District is elected. the majority in Bucks County being
5OO Erie County in the XIXth District, gives Republ
majority of2,OOo; Cameron County gives Republ
can majority Of 49, and Cearteld County Democratic
majority OF 200 Mr. scoaed is undoubtedly elected,
the Democratic majority in Elk County will be largely
overbalanced by the Republican majority in Forest JEFF
fersOn, Mexican and Warren Countless Mr.. Cessna's
election in the XVIII District liz st in doubt and also
Mr. Stewards, in the XXIst District.
In the State Legislature the Republicans wiIlhave
majority OF in the Senate gain Of q the House VIII
stand the last yeara Republican majority Of 20
In the Philadep hia City Councils the Republicans Will
have majority OF l! In the seect gam Oh . anu ~ LII
Leeds majority the Eighth Ward IS 49, in the Twenty
Twenty fifth Ward gives Gerker 765 majority. The city
complete gives Leeds 1917 majority. Complete returns
majority. Complete returns from the WITH Congressional
District elect Kelley by $500 majority Inthe city wards
majority Of A. Bucks County gives a Democratic ma
lorty of at least so Republican loss, which VIII elect
PARLIAMENTARY, Oct. 1e-Sherwood's majority
over Armstrong, for Congress, in Lycoming County VIII
The Vote in the xvITIth District il very eose, both
parties claiming the majority the fuli Denocrauc
posed LycOmng Union and Snyder Counties If elected,
making gain Of two members. 49,. ..,.-,.-. .,
Northampton County gives Democraue ih@Jorl'y Vi
26OO-a Democratic loss OF 800
Wyoming County gives Brockway 2o6 majority.
Wayne County goes Republican by 10 maJclty-a loss
OF over 600.
Luzerne County gives L. D. Shoemaker, Rep for Con-
gress majority estimated at lOo-a Republican gain OF
1900.
Mayor Fox yesterday protested both to United states
Marshal Gregory and 10 Gov GeaTy, against the employ
ment the marines 10 keep the peace at the polls rs
violation OF the Constitution OF the United states Mar
shall Gregory in his reply, quoted the act OF congress
authorizing the appointment OF special deputies during
the election for Members OF Congress- and stated that the
rim He'd
the deputies he had appointed were arrested by city
policemen who present at the precinct In ques,
ton and actually engaged In excluding coloFed
voters from the polls.
In the XYIth District, the Democratic majority In Bed
ford County will be about So Cessna gains IN p pre-
the vote in 1865 when the county gave $40
Democratic majority
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Ohio Oct. 12.-Gen. Schenck is
defeated by 1885, lost heavily in Warren County also
I'm Preble The Democratic Judges refused the soldiers
votes Montgomery, and this ground Gen. schenck
will contest the seat. The Republicans have probably
lost the WITH and XVIth Congressional Districts. They
certainly have lost the HID and they gain the Is and
IXth, making a net loss OF one in the State. 1t now
seems that Bingham is elected by small majority in the
XvIth District In the State all is right The Repub
cans have about 200 majority Smith Rep is elected
in the With District Perry Rep ia elected in the list
District by 7OO Stevenson Rep in the lid by 1000
shellabarger, Rep, has 1900 majority in the With
District RICHARD SMITH.
COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct. 12.-Fourteen Demo-
cratic counties show Republican gain last year OF
$685. teenRepubcan counties show aRepuOhcan gain OF
. total gain In counties 4,l27 The Republicans gain
two congressman Perry and Foster and probably lose
twO-schenCk III the lid and McCurg IN the INth Dis
trlct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-13
TrTEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There were IA deaths from yellow fever at
NeS-Orsans TUesday
The Grand Lodge of f. and A. NJ. Of the state
ofCaItoul Il q session IN San FraIcisoo
The anniversaries of the Free Baptist Benevo-
,st soa.e OF in Augusta Ne on TUESDAY
The Vermont State Y. NJ {. 4. began it's session
~ obpshuy on TUESDAY ed last night Addresses were De
lvsred bg Prot Weber Rev s. Brsstow, and Others
"A hurricane prevailed in the Gulf OF Mexico,
An, ., 80 ros Of PordA the lot the I'd INST boWbg IN q
50 80, eon Owing ~ hurricane the cable between Puna
Koss and Key West has not yet been repaired
Yesterday the Italian residents OF Boston cele-
hi Dc nan discovery Of Amenes BY Columbus
he ceremonies conducted under the anspe o. The ,h ss
s. address from Mayor hhnIten anu
me mic Al Fresh Pond the features Of The oIeba"n
Gov Hoffman, in letter TO Senator j. H. Hen,
dsrs0s Of Moar declines " appoint any one 70 we os
Al Cincinnati
the question Of Of the National Capital on TIE gIoana '
been upop h 10 make ueh al appointment
and he Leud M great hnd the night maj who Wouh DC
wiling " 10 IL be had The authoriy
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IOWA.
THE STATE CONE REPUBLICAN BY NEARLY
FORTY THOUSAND MAJORITY-LARGE MAJOR
TIPS FOR THE REPUBLICAN CONGRRSsWEN.

THE STATE CONE REPUBLICAN BY NEARLY
FORTY THOUSAND MAJORITY-LARGE MAJOR
ITIEs FOR THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.
Dies MONIES, Oct. 12.-Returns received here
at midnight from % counties, give a Republican
majority OF 1850 Lee and johnson Counties
give Democratic majority OF 800 Partial returns from
the remaining counties indicate that they will add SUI
hcient to the above majority, after making ample
ducton for the light vote, 10 make the Republican ma
jority in this State less than $500 II may reach
5000 majority each.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Oct. 12.-The election
returns in very slowly. little half he usual
number OF pOlled I'm this city, and yet
straight ticket has been found. Tie result vii not Re AZ
rived at before tomorrow noon. The Prohibition AID
and Stock Acts generally defeated throughout tAo
state.
CLARENCE, Iowa. Oct 12-Tn this town the
Republican candidates the state aud Congressional
ticket have ia maj. except Cotton, who mas loo.
kEoKUK, Iowa, Oct 2-Beatonsport, average Rep
maj. 40.
Eddysvlle-sverage Rep. mai. IS.
Maukee-average Rep. MAJ, 80.
Bonaparte-average Dem. mai, 81.
Harrisburg-average Dem. maj, o.
Grand JunctiOn-Rep. maj. IS.
DOwds-Rcp. maj, 40.
Spring Valley, Dallas Counfy-Rep. mai, III.
DesmOines Township, Lee COunty-Rep maj, q.
WEST LIBERTY, Iowa, Oct 12-in this place the vote
the straight State and Congressional ticket was Re-
publicanE Democrats, 35-Repubcan majority, les.
Only about one-half Of the vote polled.
NEWTON, Iowa. Oct. 1.-THE Radical majority in Jas
per County, in the WITH Congressional District, the
majority in Newton Township, the Congressional
ticket l65 and the state and Judicial average
Of 240
BRooKLYy, Iowa, Oct. 12.-The Republican State
ticket has Isl votes and the Democratic 81 votes.
For Congress, Walden, Republican, has 1885, and Smith,
Democrat, $780,
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ASsFRICAN NEUTRALITY.
PROTEST OF PRUSSIA AGAINST THE SALE OF
MUNITIONS OF WAR TO THE FRHNCH-THE
REQUIREMENTS OF THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
W. ,oo1 orr Oo41 10 1Q-0

PROTEST OF PRUSSIA AGAINST THE SALE OF
MUNITIONS OF WAR TO THE FRENCH-THE
REQUIREMENTS OF THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, oct 70, 1870
The Administration is making important demon
STATIONS of its policy in reference to the European
war, and the precise definition of the neutrality
laws, treaties, sc. The communication of the Prus-
sian Government earnestly Directing to the sale of
arms and munitions to France has been delivered to
Secretary Fish by Baron Gerolt; but the reply of
the former has not yet been madepublic This much,
however was learned to-day: That instructions have
been issued from the AttOrneyGenerars office to az
Observation-Disclosures and United States Marshals to
rgdly enforce the recent proclamation of the Presi
dent and to call when necessary upon the military
and naval forces of the United States for aid.
As to the sale of arms, it is held that
this Government does not sell arms ammunition,
or other material of war to either France
or Prussia nor does this Government allow either
the French OF Prtssian Governments to purchase
such material az Governments directly or indirectly.
The neutrality laws give rights and privileges to in
dividuals to sell, and individuals TO buy, on their
own responsibility and at their own risk The right
of vessels belonging directly TO either Government
10 carry those arms to its Government is not con-
coded and. it is understood, will not be allowed
An important determination has been arrived at by
this Government and the above points are under
stood TO embrace this determination.
Accordingly to-day Secretary Robson communi-
Gated full instructions to the commanders of the
North and South Atlantic fleets, and charging the
L. :. Attorneys and L. :. Marshals to enforce the
neutrality proclamation, or other orders that may
hereafter be received from Washington.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE'

GNOTHER BATTLE Al Ot'LI-A'N'
,ur pprScu AGAIN CRUSHED BY SUPERIOR
N"h r'''..,, ,.,,,,,.rrvrNESs or TIE PRUSSlAN
,,,r,v-CowARDLY CONDUCT OF ThE
,rc,-r ,Rs-SrEADINESS OF THE
-, ,rv1Fs-rIE PRUSSIANs IN THE REAR
90 rur TOWING ARIBALDI GONE TO THE
PRONE. r.s "wednesday. oct. 70. 1870.
III ,,ossonccrs who were sent TO Orleans
,esterfay. have returned They make the following
cport
Tho Fropch were in much smaller force than the
ernssi,ps and were literally crushed by their supe
,or artillery. and driven back into the suburbs Of
tbe town. Some barbados had been erected there
and the French forces took advantage Of the shelter
hose afforded The Papal Zouaves and Gardes
aobles behaved most courageously, but the regular
troops generally fled at the first fire. None of the
rrular troops made much resistance. Many threw
away their arms in their fight.
The Prussians opened fire on the town after the
Trench defeat, and owing to the barbados, many
Tres occurred. The railway depot was destroyed
5 wen as many other large establishments.
AT last accounts the people Of Orleans were flying
IN all directions At late hour last evening the
Prussians had pushed south to Beaugency and
Meung in the rear Of Orleans and it is feared that
fhe Papa Zouaves will be surrounded and captured.
he other French troops in that neghborhoOd are in
.good position and heavy retnforcements were sent
onward to them during the night i Is reported
nat some heavy guns have also gone forward from
Iourges. The French troops at Beaugency and
Meung are excellent. They are composed chiefly of
the National Guard and the Garde Mobile. In view
Ct the urgency Of the case Gen. Garibaldi left Tours
this morning for the field. Troops of all kinds are
,ushng to the front with all dispatch.
IATER-ORLEANs OCCUPIED BY THE PRUSsIANs.
Tours, Wednesday Oct l2-Evening,
Official reports from Beaugency state that the
russians entered Orleans last night. The French
forces are on the left bank Of the Loire. They re-
oeiyed to-day heavy reenforcements including ten
batteries of field artillery
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pFRsoNAuTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

John d. Buyritt who served under Cen Jack
AN Ne orleans died Pine Bua' Ark last vci aged lo5
Messrs Barbour and Walker Of Richmond, Va,
concerned ehaener A-i yestefF ~ the Chief
Of the Police gnd sPPvhhols another oD,ou Ihe
v,rr bscl q sns~er this morning
The n. Y. Grand Commandery If Knights Tenn
pr In tues YESTERDAY tel lie eoNiag oheers To- the
Geogr Babcock Robert y Broan Bafas fRk
l. Stauen Ol,An Gea Mead Beden SyueaSs; Rev. "a.
Webster Palmyr. A. Lite Auhuru Charles koone newton
Jshn Perry MAcy New lork Robert bAk breesly
foBdav Aibsh, KrHPssr neA jos tha1es bAs
hampton tHs Ahahy The urIt cOsesvv gill be hk Ai0-h
on he srsoba Tsss4AI " Osioevi. d.