The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-16

ooo holding $4,000 in reserve He intends to attack
the Germans at Toury to-day or on Sunday
LONDON, Nov. 1a-Ten thousand Prussians have
arrived at Rethe Little is heard from Paris. 1t is
now known, however that the internal troubles have
entirely subsidized Masses of French troops are seen
daily around Valeren practicng evoutons on grand
scale general sortie is imminent.
strong force of green volunteers for France have
arrived at Marseilles and gone to the front
The report is reiterated to-day that the postpone
ment of the bombardment of Paris is due to the
nest entreates of Victoria.
The North German Parliament meets on Monday for
the purpose of raising funds to prosecute the war;
loan is proposed but the form is not settled upon.
dispatch from Tours, dated Saturday, to the Lon
don press says nothing further is made known of the
movements of the army of the Loire since the reoccu
patton of Orleans and the occupation OF Chevilly The
German retreat was effected in perfect order. The
German losses since the 10th are 10000 Gen. Werga
is evidently moving to join Tarrn Bridges have been
destroyed and the roads barricaded obstruct his
march.
LONDON, Nov. 14.-On Sunday the Turkish Govern
ment had received no intmation from Russia of the
ahrogaton of the treaty of 1856
Gambetta in dispatch to representatives here rea-
tive to the treaty of 1856 indicates understanding
between Russia and Prussia. Gambetta thinks Eng.
land cannot remain passive in presence of such obno1
ious proceedings.
Garibadi and the French Generals have agreed upon
plan of operations.
Thonville, causing large fires The entire town seemed
to be burning on Saturday.
BERLIN, Nov. 14.-Herr Guttenbach banker of this
city has been arrested for disoyalty. The oense
subscribing to the new French loan.
The Prussians allow Marshal Canrobert reside at
Stuttgart; Marshal LeBouf at Lyons and Bazaine at
AK La Chapel.
VERSAILLES, Nov. IA -Tarrn in his official report,
his loss the 9th to be fortytw officers
killed and wounded.
BRUSSELS, Nov. lathe Belgian Government is
negotiating with the Paris and Tours Government to
prevent the nundation of the marsh land around Dun
kirk s-..
LONDON Nov. 14.-The Times correspondent at
Tours says the moral effect of the victory Orleans
is incalculable
Reinforcements for Paladines go forward rapidly.
The reports that Paris is disressngly short of pre-
tiers.
Bismarck denies having negotiated with Eugene.
The German Liberals oppose the meeting of the
German Parliament at Versailles.
BRussELs. Nov. 14.-Correspondents write henc,
that tre information received Paris cannot hold GU
longer than three weeks. The Prussans, will trust tt
hunger to compel surrender. No bombardment will
| occur.
LONDON, Nov 14-The Prussiaus captured the towns
of Isle LeDantes and Cervalin in the department o
Leonbe
One of tunnels on the road 20 Strasbourg had faer
in, hopeessy interrupting communication by that line
Tours, Nov. l4-Advices from Lyons show that the
Prussians advancing steadily in the east.
Dale is now occupied by Garibaldi anda French Gen
eral at Chagny. 1t is supposed the two armies will
unite to check the Prussian advance.
The fertilization of Lyons continues. The heights
about the the town have been greatly strengthened
Dispatches from Lille announce the Prussans near
Lotar.
An engagement occurred on Saturday Eurens
The Prussians were driven with loss.
A battle is expected to day at Tanay, whittier the
armyof the Loire is advancing.
The Bavarian prisoners recently brought to Tours
have been sent to Lisle.
The French have removed the lights and buoys from
the mouth of the river Gadson, the coast Of
Africa.