The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-15
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
CONDITION OF PARIS.
THE PRUSSIAN SITUATION.
FRENCH REVERSES.
&c., &C.,

&C., &C., &c.
FRENCH NEWS FROM TOURS.
Tours, Nov. 1.-THE official journal
charges the PrusSians with pillaginS villa
Neuf on account Of its stubborn resistance.
German artillery and cai5sons captured
near Orleans were file with valuable orna-
ments taken from the country seats around
the city.
GREAT BRITAIS-RIoT.
CORK, IRELAND, Nov. 13.-Fifty soldiers,
to avenge the death Of 4 comradc killed in
Il quarrel Saturday night, attacked party
of citizens. Both parties were reinforced,
and scene Of indcscribablc violence fol-
lowed. Several citizens, soldiers, and po-
liccmen were injured, but the soldiers were
finally arrested.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-On Sunday the Turk
from the Government OF Russia Of
the abrogation of the treaty Of 1856.
Gambctta, In his note to the representa-
tives here, says that the note relative to the
treaty Of 1856 indicates an understanding
between Russia and Prussia.
GAHBETTA'S OPINION OF ESGLASD's POSITION.
Tours, Nov. 13-Gambctta thinks that
England cannot remain passive in the pre-
sence of such conduct by the Prussians in
France.
Garibaldi and the French Generals have
agreed upon joint plan OF operations.
The PruSsians bOmbarded IhiOnyilic Sa-
turdav, and set fire to the town.
THE PRUssIAS MANAGEMENT OF THE NEW
FRENCH LOAN.
BERLIN, Nov. 13.-flerr Guttcnbach, Il
banker, has been arrested for disloyaity iii
subscribing for the new French loan,
Marshal Canrohert resides at Stuttgart,
Marshal Lebeuf at Bonnie, and Bazainr nj
AK la ChapeIle.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 13.-The Government In
negotiating with the Paris and Tours Coy
ernmeDts to prevent the inundaton OF the
marsh lands around Dunkirk.
REINFoRCEMENTs FOR THE FRENCH ARMY.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-1hc Times correspond
ent at Tours says the moral effect of the vic
tory ut Orleans is incalculable. Reinforce
ments are going forward to Gen. Paldine
rapidly
Paris is distressingly short of provisions.
GERMANY.
Berlin, Nov. 13.-Bismarck denies having
negotiated with the Empress Eugonio.
The German Liberals oppose Il meeting Of
the German Parliament at Versailles.
THE ENGLISH ACCOUNT OF THE rErSs1AS
SITUATION.
new YORK, Nov. 14.-The situation Of
the FrusSian army is such as to require adj
ditional reinforcements from Versailles.
Mr.. Woodhouse, the secretary Of the
English Embassy, has arrived with Il batch
Of Englishmcn, who were allowed 10 leave
Paris by the Germans. They report that
the stock OF provisions in Paris is short.
The weather is cold, with frequent SHOWS.
Won Moltke has issued stringent orders
regarding tho bearers of the Geneva cross,
whose safeguard is guaranteed by all the
great Powers represented III the Geneva
Convention.
The opposition Of the German Liberal
papers TO the convention Of Federal Par
lament at Brussels is based upon the ground
that the members who would consent TO 90
thither would be compelled to icgislate
under the pressure Of military influence.
THE CONDITION OF PARIS.
BRUSSELS, Nov. IA. - Correspondents
write hence that information is received
from Paris that the city cannot hold out
l.
will therefore trust to hunger to compel
surrender, and no bombardment will occur.
THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
LoSDoS, Nov. 14.--MuCh snow has fallen
in the northeastern part OF France.
The PrusSians have captured the towns
of Vile Doub and Clervallon, in The depart
ment ofDoub. The Gardes Mobile retreated
southwark, and the Franc-tirclus have dis.
one of the tunnels on the Strasbourg rail
road has fallen in, hopelessly interrupting
communication by that line.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Nov. 14.-RicasoH announces
his retirement from public life.
MORE FRENCH NEWS.
Tours, Nov. 14.-Advices from Lyons
show that the Prussians are advancing
steadily in the east. Dole has been occu-
pied. Garibaldi and the French General ut
Cheznv, it is hoped, will unite their two
armies and check the Prussian advance.
The Notifications around Lyons continue
to be greatly strengthened.
Dispatches from Lille announce that the
Prussians are near Latar. Engagements
occurred on Saturday near Lar, TX, IN
which the Prussians were driven with loss.
A battle is expected to-day ut Toury,
whittier the army Of the Loire is advancing.
The Bavarian prisoners brought to Tours
have been sent to Lisle.
The French have removed the lights and
buoys from the mouth of the river Gaboon,
on the west coast OF Africa.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA special to the
World from Tours says that the main body
of the army Of the Loire yesterday occu-
pied position extending from Chateau
Dun to st. Purive and Cheyilly. The TO-
tai loss of the Germans in the actions Of the
eth. 9Th, and 10th instants before Orleans,
including 500 sick and wounded who were
abandoned, amount in the aggregate to
10, 900. General Paladine is now executing
movement which is designed to out Hank
Gen. Fandertannes on the right. 1t is OBJ
served here with surr:!se that King Will
liam omitted to mention Providence in his
dispatch announcing Gen. Nandertannes' s
advance to Tours.
THE GERMAN FORCES AT VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 1t.-The German forces
here have received scarcely any reinforce
ments since the fall of Metz except the 18th
and 4th divisions Of western burgers, who
were sent to the westward soon alter
the capltulation. A change OF plan has oc-
Cured at Lyons, and an immediate attack
| is threatened by the Germans.
The recent firing Of the guns ut Paris
show that they have far greater range than
has been hitherto supposed. Three shells
Yesterday reached and demolished the Ger
man works beyond Vile Dlvry.
The military authorities here are increas-
ing in their severity and cruelty towards
civilians.
The parties who were captured from the
balloon are still held as prisoners. 1t i
nndarstnnd that bismarck strenUOuslY ad.