South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14
HaTa Fought Baaie on Wedne,day-R etreaf Of
me PrH's'dH'-Theirs IA TTsnna- Release Of
Gdribaldi-GsR. Burnside at Ver,aiLey

4 HaTa Fought Baaie on Weine,day- Retreat Of
me FrH'''dH'-Theirs IA VIsHnq-Rclease Of
Gdrtbdtdi-G Gen. burnside at Tersailies
sLvERE BATTLE on WEDNESDAY.
Tours, October S.-A late dispatch
from Epinal announces tha,on Wednesday
severe battle was fought On the road be.
tween li1on lc Tar' and Brugorcs, in The
department OF the Vosc. between column
Of Pru'si1ns, numbering 5000 anil the
French National Guard and Regulars en-
trencheA on the high road
The l'russians were pushing forward from
the direction Of Culmar when they cncoun-
tered the French behind earthworks and
from which n CALLING FIRE was pnured into the
Russians The prussiani CHARGED in col.
umn. supported hy artillery, but we're not
suihci ntly strong To diSldso the French.
who harased them from all sides. The en-
gagcmenf ended Ia tho retreat Of the Prus
SLAMS. The National Guards maintained
their positions, being reinforced from Epi.
nal. The Vosgcs district swarms with in
dependent rifrmcn, who attack and harass
the ut.posts of the pru.sians.
THEIRS WILL INTERVIEW Tue EMPEROR OF
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, Oct. S.-Theirs will obtain an
interview with the Emperor of Austril, up
on his return here from s.. Petersburg.
RELEASE or GARIBALpI
MARsEILLEs, Oct 8. G:r,1. III having
received au ofi isl notification FROM the [.
Italian Government, of his release from re.
straint, left Cnpiercr ia a fishing vessel.
and arrived here yesterday.
GEN BURNSIDE AT KING WILLIAMS HEAD.
QUARTERS.
BERLIN, Oct. 8 "A dispatch from Yer.
settles, dated yesterday (Friday) saws that
General Burnside IS at The Kings headauar-
ters, awaiting an interview with Bismarck
furious Fighting Igam at Net=-THe French IL
tack ne PrussiaH Centre I'm Misse and are Hurt
ed Buck 5y Hie Rsserues-- GJri5alH for he Hoiy
Republic
BERLIN, October l0-Fightiug at Metz
was reaewed to the northward on the
morning of Saturday. 1t resulted in Sc
riou' battle, which was prolonged through
out the day. The French who were cniea
voring to pierce their way through the Prus-
sian lines, were assailed upon all sides by
fresh divisions Of Prussians, which bad been
advanced to the support of Won Kammlr
during Friday night. Tho French made
many brilliant but desperate and hopeless
attempts TO crush the Prussian centre. and
the battle of Saturday ended, as had it's pre-
deceSsor on Friday, in the defeat Of the
trench--;hey were driven in confusion into
Metz
The carnage was more dreadful than
even that OF yesterday, and the Prussians
nov have the task of providing for dead
and wounded of both armies, which will
reach IN alarming number The losses Of
The French and Prussians we're very heavy
both slaughter resembling that of Gravelat-
tie. kilograms announcing the victorious
results Of yesterdays battle have been re-
celved ut the Prussian war Office and bullc-
tined TO vast crowds
GARIBALDI WANTS TO FIGHT
Tours, Oct. l0-A despatch from Lyons
says that Glrbaldi, in addressing a rcpub-
licau demonstration a few evening since, de-
clared his determination to fight for the
cause of the "IIoly Republic" He had en- .
dured all his suffering for the cause Of lib.
erty, and was ready now to aid a republic =
ism in France