Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03
TeIegraphic Summary.

Tours, Nov. 2S.-There wasa battle
all day Sunday between Villers and Sa-
leux, near Amiens. The French main.
tanned positions up 10 half-past four,
when Villers was abandoned before su,
perior forces and the artillery of tho
Prussians.
The French were beaten at Beauvais,
but at Dury they maintained their posi-
ton. Three thousand Germans were
engaged.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The French claim
a victory at Moreneil yesterday, The
battle lasted until darkness interfered.
The German army was beaten and driy-
en- into the intrenchment before Amiens.
The French army of the North was
greater in number and better armed
The losses are obscurely given in thou>
sands, The Prussian hussars rode nown
and cut to peices regiment of marine
infantry. The German loss was severe.
DIJoN, Nov. 27.-The Garibaldians,
marching last night from Pasqaes, were
vigorously attacked by the outpost OF
the Prussians. The Garibaldians were
repulsed with great disorder - aban>
doning arms, etc Gen. Werden to-day
overlook their rear guard near Pasques
by taking a circuit around Ploniberis.
The French loss $50 killed and wounded;
and that of the Prussians but $50
Menotti Garibaldi commanded 1000
men.
BERLIN, Nov. 28.-The main body
of the Loire army occupy an intrench.
ment position between Artenay and
Orleans.
ORLEANS Nov. 28.-Tn reconnoiter
ing near Orleans, Prussian corps en-
countered the Goth French corps, and
drove 1t from its position at Ladono
with sersous loss.
On Saturday, several French COM
panies attacked the 10th Corps, but
were repulsed with loss of 40. A
French General was captured. The
German loss was reported as triaing
Seventy cannon were captured by the
capitulation of La Frere.
The Southern forts around Paris
maintained a lively fire throughout
Saturday.
| New York, Nov. 20--ATours cable
dispatch says that yesterday the right
wing of the army of Loire having re
pulsed during the previous day several
attempts of the enemy to turn its flank
advanced to Glens and Montargia and
thence commenced movement toward
Pithiyiers In combination with the ad.
! vance of the right centre of the army
at Arthenay to the some point. While
these movements were being made de
tachments of the enemy were in every
case driven toward the Beaune. Here
at 2 p. NJ. the enemy massed 10000
men. The French attacked the Prusian
position fIom the South, capturing two
| guns. At nighfall the Germans seemed
to be retreating further north.
Bismarck told Lord Rnssel that Paris
would not be permitted to surrender ex-
cept on condition of complete cessation
| of hostilities.
No decisive battles yet near Orleans
In the sklrmishes the French have
captured niue guns and the Prussians
losses are heavy.
The Duke of Mecklenburg has failed
in an attempt to occupy lie Mans.
Palladincs is still etrenched between
Artenay and Orleans The Germans
have failed to surround him. The Gov
crnment at Tours has every confidence
in his plans, and believes that he will
be able to pierce the Prussian lines and
push forward to Paris.
Tours, Nov ga Tribune cor.
respondent at Tours telegraphs tha,
Keratry has given in his resignation in
the face of the enemy lie threatens
Gambetta with codncil Of war, and
accuses Gen. Lauverdo of treason.