The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-13
THE STRUGGLE In EUROPE.
FIGHTING REPORTED IN THE vICIN-
ITY or ORLEANS.


v..or, of I. Pru..ian Defeat on the 7th
Threntehihe " - s.-,,,.. Th !.
and Put 10 peo'n '"o
French victory v.
TOURS Ve'' ~. 'o' -, -
nade public the following intelligence, containeu IN
,,i.rrarn from Orlcana dated at late hour last
"'N''"
evenings
"The reene OF the battle TO-DAY was 40 near this
ei,y that balls and she'll fell In the outskirts The
Prussisns are near Gallens The troops sem rou,
IGuts ,o renve t,h ,ta. hod, ns., Xrtena, severe
h6tinr has been renewed before st. Quentin"
Gen. aaribaldi will not take the field nt present.
Ui, health IA quite delicate and he will require
aeason of rest before engaging in active operations
Tn. Ministry has lust received the following news
of
AN IMPORTANT FRENCH VICTORY.
TIE courier who brought the intelligence was per
uttej to pass through the Prusslsn lines:
A battle occurred on Friday, the 9TH last. be.
tween tott "pn. aO ~, Frnnnn nnds, Gcu Duero,
having made a sortie In force. The Prussians were
completely defeated, and we're iorced 70 retreas to
s.a l1t,Iy eecneied' and rom which they Nigh,
have sheiled the western part Of Paris. Adyices
from various parts OF France repeat that the Prus
sians IRE committing the greatest srocities upon
helpless towns.
Wncre the francs.tireurs gain advantage the Pruf.
.,ns ba,e mot only seized the authorities OF the
towns aud demanded restitution for the captured
Prussians pain OF the death ofthe authorities and
,ced that the irancstireurs themselves be delivered
no for execution. In viewo OF
THIS TRiGHrFuL stats OF ArYAIRs,
The Government is reported to have again brought
suthorite well OF the foreign ambassadors TO
frs1ee Gen. La Matterouge has been Temoysd
,.Ssn. nva ~, ,onointsd 10 sncescS him -'N ''
CnArrAUDUS, via Tours, Oct 1a-The enemy
has been beaten back with loes, at Dreux.
MoaEufI Oct IL, Midnight, via TouRs, Oct II
The enemy's scouts near Montdidier beat
h,s,y retreat TO-DAY on the approach OF the Francs
t,,u,. and Mobiles
Touas. Oct. la-Tbe Goyernmep, m fully salts
fad with the rood faith Of Gen. BourbakL Piy.
t,,,s Mace, with the emblem. of the Renubie b.v,
Ina, .po.,r,d from Tho mint
Co1oeNx. Oct IA writer In IN. for
ca,,u, IA, ,.,n colossal bomb. holding ,4o nouna
of nond.r going forward IN par,.
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ror,. a., 90 m. ,.....,r.-. ~ u
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Prussisns and were literally crushed by their sure
nor artillery and driven into the suburbs OF III
go On, 1oress 1ook nsu o1 ,s neIe .s
snorded. The Papal Zouaves and Mobiles behave,
most eoursgeousiy, but the regular troops ned .
made much resistance many threw away thei
arms In their flight. The Prussians opened Gre o
"' ""n
AFTER TUE FRENCH pkSkAr,
T snd oN,ng 70 the oarrcsdes many nres occurred
veil A. many other i.rrs establi.bm.nI. Was "a''
Al last accounts the people Of LYONS ver, nyin
IN oil directions. At late hour Inst evening IN
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TIussais hau Pusheo soutn 10 beaugeney an
heunr, beyond Orleans, and it Is feared that th
psnsl Zouave. will ha
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suhRouSpsD AND CAPTURED
IA. ..A-- p...eA .--sp- a. .L-. .Sistto-h..
arc in good position, and heavy relnforcemen,
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"Hu rom boufges'
The French troope at Beaugency and meunK ar
c.reient They are composed chiefly of III, N,
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uohh euA'u hnu Nhe hi"o"os' Aiu 'ne' ao ue'o'
mined TO resist to the last In view Of the urgenc