New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-13

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VERsAILLEs. November II, Via Berlin and
London, November R-Genersl Wander
there hss 6ecn no further advalcS n the
enemy In his front. .,,..
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report of General Paladinss Daxuelle. Il 10
asserted that Gambetsa went t6aOtlsaas for
the express purpose Of hsses1ine IT, attack
all along the enemy's liuD. Mcao pEiDon0es
captured In the battle Of Orleshs arrived
this afternoon. They wero immediately
ilispatched to the South u Dfaaee. .tF
F'r The. Nowjesr Of today publishesa moro
first days battle became general spon after
the attack was made. Geseral Pallierss,
who had coMmanaGOf one wing t'of the
French army, made 6 s'deciSled sacoess from
the start. Tho Prussians wors In q strong
position. General Pallieres took svsteran
troops and stozsmeil the Prussians, driving
them before him, capturing many prissasss,
and carrying their position. 10 marked
was his Svicfcry thst General Damelles
warmly praised his conduct. 0ardes
Mobile from the Department of tho Leire,
who were under heavy artillney IRE u the
enemy, wavered little, but Genneal: Ba-
fille, who'was h coinnand, plae6d himself
6 their he'd. andgbtUko tRroueh tAo enc
my's line.e The Mobiles from thS Depsrt-
ment Of the 6osith behaved aAmirably, and
charged ON the enemy Wjth The hayunet,
The Chasseurs of the line elso i1ietinxuished
themselyee, i u dir ~ Inllsi7's.
s Tho Newite,sv today has an editorial re-
Qarding the Bevarisns who, hsvi1a nething
to gain in this var. Init lovorythiHw tolose
from the sRfnss1ur j a,nhftio9 of Prusaia
should make e0'teeaily sacyfHees That she
has become 20 firm =, allv Of stant IpUW6r.
They were led into the war With eRfussia,
thinking their country would be ihv.aea, but
they must know now tlsat the Ropublic Of
France has NO such design. .kts
z Advises ffom Orlsans dwen upaa the
enOrmous exaCtioas 6f the Prussism, who
obtained many supplies sdently net far tho
troops. It is also related that a'suy acts Of
extreme cruelty swero cemntt1ed by tho
Pfugeians In the suIIeondin9 Villages, to,
terfify those suspected Of hafbRine Francs
Tireurs. .1hsfa azssd,te
Y Last night q number Of Fta.sianD were
killed at Chateaudun by Era1cs-1 1ireurs.e
Advices rom Lyons end iAatoeiLleo an
nounce that all y quice n botA th0ae eities.
At Marseilles, the sntAofity Of Gent, the
Government Administ1atur, b generally re-
cognized. a -.fa . asrg
di.natch S Of tSeoW tSe WSVlrs - coftssposdsnt % at
Tours, on eighth instant, which wss delayed
IN its transmission, gives the particalass of
the beginning Of tho iengagcment which re-