Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
TELEGRAPNiC SUMMARY.

i.1RpoH, Dec IA telegram 70 the
Esrcs says that Prince Frede iClI Charles
retiring before the army e. the Loire,
@hiCN a. Ia great iNrce.
A Berlin dispatch ssys Gnat the French
we're rcpulsed az thC greet sortic on Ihur5-
Jay. Tho Frenci CrraC here Cl2.uLs "a brill
Isn't vicL ,ry fer tho FRI och.
The Tines thini.B the policy vi the Ger
rsgns In changing bhei- pcsIUOna Indicates
that important new rov,msn's 21e likely
b bring about great Tesul,a.
GOrtschakofTe reply 20 Granville has
oeen published. GOT.schSkoG TctustS 90
leegcs3 the prOpTioty OF his former note,
but accepts the conference Of r5vers.
In response to the shouts &C The peopic,
Tam beta appeared. lie praised prochu
and Ducrlt FOX their eucNeea'nl r7-.ie. and
reiterated the etCiemeu. tE" ne French
victory had c0npelo9 t.- uH.,r eyacua-
ton Of hniens, and that forces qE the
German frOutler were has.cliu- 70 LLe SIS
sistAnoe Of the bcaieEirg army.
BsHLIH, Dec. 1.-The llllOVil .ag Lust
been received frou, the command mt Cfthe
seventh F"GBaiGG corps dated llup1av
There VS. = gTclJ bC-,le yesterday .-.
French showed OCt asLilsy che Pg4ssiaus
end WuTtaDlLurEaTs early In the morning,
supported ny % EG4vy tJe from the forts,
TroUhu .uC 0uT-ra. commanding tho at
.aCElnE columns, uuich numbered l-3, go
men A. Il O'CLOCK the French we're 70
u Do
Subsequently, at O'Clock, tbs French St
taoked the Wur-sLanrg-ga au1 were
again reDuised.
LA VAL, Dec. 2-GalnboJta publicly an-
uounces thai the army Of the Loire sue
o,asiully resisted the attacls ca the right
and left wings, and Ia now moving for
ward. Ganbett8 continues hi5 victory.
The French re Deume are being ohknted
here.
The sixth corps yesterday repulE8d Ia sor-
tie near Li5ay, cs pturing over one hundred
Drisoners, and -four hundred killed. The
french also eorsia1 On tho Wurtenburgers
ard SsKons Their positions wer0 taken
by the French, bUs sUbseq uently rets-Ien.
Simultaneous eoEties were made or the
North and Wet. sTld GtDsnu lsthe french
1aere -epul9ed ind driven behind their
zorks in al C.5rs. ranlairet st Yer
ssilles, 81 il VI ~ the central point
VEEssAILLE9, Nov. 35.-Lmmeuee gUAn-
titles Of provisions have been collected
here by the Germans Tor the ts5 OF the
Parisians when they surrender
IONDOE, Nov. %. 2 h.-IL6 rultsured
cspitllatior O. Pa-l- cssJscs ruoyaucy I'm
the markete mere.
The Government ls ia receip. ui aI-
vices from al parts Of the Empire show
ing that the loyalty o. tho -e0gls makes
RusslA unaeS2,lGuie and r. .epa ~ any
hostile alliance.
VERsAILLES r-2. Ia s1.lI % the
ItRIes says the ecG-ptsuc~ e; nc prussian
conditions of peace by tlla Pi~is branch of
the French Government will be required
before the capitalization g? Pals IL received.
The suez Canal Ia To paas into English
u2nds, or az least come ender English con
troll The Duke Of Switzerland will pro.
baby be chairman OF the company
The Germans, In the late Gngs9ements
With tbs army OF the Loire, lot enormous
ly sHll their positions were. maintained.
The efforts Of D'Aurelles 70 advance 10 the
relief of Psris, have been fooled.
BERLIS, Dec. Private advices from
Vienna say Austria, England and Italy
2Soept the Pru6siSn proposal for Is confer
enos. It Is understood that Ru-sis's claims
will not be prejudic.ad by her participation
in the conference.
LONDON, Nov. 80, I2 E.-The following
da.ed Versailles THE morning, came via
Berlin:
on Monday and Tlie=dsy III, sorta around
paris, and particularly thor toward the
south mhntalns,t & fu-ious c4nuouede %
cover Z -ortie IN Fore.
On Tuesday tho French yS-ale ca ;or4 AID
L'hay, supported by R.IuDoals m the
esine and attacked ferceIy tie Lt-z!tlOn
held By the sixth PrI-4iau corp Other
sOrties WeI, made simulJAuy Uusly Ia other
dlrectioua probably with I vieE top.event
reIrf0zccnents 70 the sixth corps IL 81.
casea. however, the French were repul-ed
a.ll 4E4FCn NlLDlD llclT IfIllUCHklDL-, ne
Ell Ir, loss Of the Prusaans In these ae-
tons we're seven officers and few hun
dred men, while the French lost 1000 in
prisoners alone.
They encountered the tenth PrUssiun
sorua al Baune, little village IN the dc
partment OF the Loire, twenty-si8 lniies
oonh of Orleans The Pruzsiau. were
quickly reinforced with the fifth infantry
and first cavalry divisions, and the French
onslaught was repulsed with . heavy loss
In killed, wounded and prisoners, especial
~ IN the latter. Failing in this attempt.
he army of the Loire withdrew 20 Yer
sallies.
LoHDos, Nov S0-Soon.--It nos up-
pears that the greater part OF the army Of
he Loire VS. engaged against the tenth
Prusslan corps, ~ Baune, on Monday. Re-
ports 81 esmmAndes, which are now com
ing in leave no doubt that the French de-
feat was complete. One thousand dead
we're left on the field aud one thousand
wounded captured. The cspture- were in
creased by the close pursuit kept up by the
PHlssians.
LONDON, Nov. g9.--After the adjourn
lncnt OF the Cabinet 10 "Wednesday, Lord
Granville Visited the Queen. Gran lie
insists that Russia must Withdraw her
ioLs before cOugres- viii ba aSsen'eI 10.
Lowe, Bright, and Cariwe'l viii ign
before consuming 70 var The Queen OPP
poses war The mcIuher- 81 The italian
Ministry l.e reelected 20 Parliament by