The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28
LONDON, Nov. 60.

Different News from Paris--C Confident
and Well PrOVisioned. ( J
LONDON, Nov. co..
A telegram varying from all other au.
thorities has just been given to the pub.
lie here, announcing TINT Paris Is still con,
tident, and that there is subsistence In the
city for two months and half, bread for
eight months, aud wine and brandy for a
year. The telegram says further that tho
French are erecting additional defenses
on oil sides, .-.. ....,.,.
French HarVesters Fired ON.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 90.
Thousands of the citizens olthe suburbs
of FParis, while gathering crops lately, have
approached tho Prussian lines. The
Prussians were compelled TO fire upon
them to drive them off, The weather Is
cold and disagreeable, and military opera
tions are next 10 impossible ut present.
Another N. Y. World Victory for the
l-r" French.
-r.5,.r.. LONDON, Nov. 81.
The World correspondent at Tours,
under date Of the 2Bth, telegraphs that a
great French victory was won yesterday
near Vendome. Tic battle begun at 3
o'clock in tho afternoon, when the Prus.
slams attempted to turn the flank Of Gen.
Paladine's forces posted along the Char
tres and Vendom railroad, under General
Garnctt Tho Prussians were repulsed
and routed, suffering great loss, and were
pursued up. to 10 O'clock at night, They
retreated toward Chateau Dun. Two
guns were captured The Government
also has dispatches announcing engage;
mcnts along tho whole front and both
flanks Of D'AurellesA lines, all of which
resulted victorious for the French :7.''" q
Germans Repulsed at BoVeS. 70.
T# LILLE, Nov. q.
An engagement took place Saturday,
at the village Of BOves, near Amiens. The,
French troops repulsed the Germans with
the bAyOnet. heassailants suffered Sc
verely, losing three times as many men as
the French. The army in and around
Amiens is full Of confidence. i3v. 3 ,..,3' I99.'
Canonading at Montmedy.F ..ny
tl-.' LUXENLDuR0, 90. ~ 4, F,
... 4.
Heavy canonading was heard yester!
day in the directionof MontmedY, The
place at last accounts was closely invest
ed, though the siege works had not been
commenced. The commandant there,
will blow up the fortress rather than sur,
render. F mI'" aH2,l
Dcsultory Fighting on the Loire Fri.i
day. ,..'5 .'s
~ Tours, November 81.
There was desultoty fighting at several
points along the army Of the Loire, Friday.
EoIparticulars, Uhlans are reported near
La Chartres, 25 miles southeast Of Lemans.
Great Battle Impending--Minor Ope-
b,Aa' ratiOns. IIi.tWt trr
oaf' ToURs, November 81. ! !
The Monitur says q great battle is i'm,
pending. The skirmishlng so far has re-
suited In favor,ot tho French. The Prus-
SLAMS demonstrated toward Sien and Mon
tcrgis, but encountered resistance which
obliged them TO make change in their
plan of attack. They moved a portion Of
their troops from the center to the right,
seeking to overwhelm tho French left,,
which was too extended to be easily de-
Tended. The enemies movements was in
such force that there had 10 be q heavy,
concentration Of troops to resist it Cha:
teau Dun. in consequence, was left un.
covered, and has possibly been captured.
The PrussianS, on Thursday. bombardeds
Ncuville. ly'
.-rq VERSAILLES, Novcmbcr27.
Bya treaty Just signed hero, the Baden
troops are incorporated with the Federal
army, and will,cOme under tho command
and direction Of King William and the
War office ut Berlin. ~
The GucrriIIas Beginning to Make
z II rtHeadWay. i 80 ~.
7.as,-f H. LONDON, Nov. ESQ
The Francs-tireurs are rcorganizing un.
der superior officers Rnd their efficiency
has already been greatly enhanced. They
make frequent captures Of Prussian trains
and munitions, and fighting in smaller
bodies infliCt serious harm on Prlssian
communications Tho German plans for
the investment Of Orleans have fallen into
the. hands Of the French C'tfCh
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.