, 1870-11-14
V&tAQ0&NH
The Franco-Prussian War.
French. Accounts Of Prussian
Losses at the Battle
Of Orleans.
aGarbialdi's Whereabouts and
Intentions.
Russia Makes a Formal De-
mand for a Modification Of
the Treaty Of Paris.
The English Government Express
eS a willingness to Reopen
the Alabama Question.

Inc English Government Express
es a Willingness to Reopen
the Alabama Question.
FRANCE.
RECENT I1C.I1S0.
LoSnox, Noy. 1a--Deqpatc1cR. Iated Tours.
Friday evening, repeat statements that there was
lighting ali day Thursday, near Caa'mlefs, In
which The French wrrr sn~re*4fnt. an'l that Gen.
cral ra1ierc8 occupicd Chevl1ly, north OF 0s1eans
taking 60n rr1snnrEA an1 twn 2unR
VERSAILLES, Nor. Is.-Gereral Won der Tam,
On the 9Th Inst, rernlse1 al the enenya attacks
with great loss to bis ass a.lants. Only then did
The Geinans retire On tho 10th a portion Of the
Barartau ammunition train, losing tts way, fell
into the hands Of thr French.
No movements arc reported to-day. Absolute
quiet preyalls arourl Paris.
TocRs. Nor. Acknowledgement Fa.1aatncs
reports that tnak 2 co prisoners in his last tn
ga9etaent The French tronps r6w hnld the en-
11euchcd camn which svas occupied by the PFls-
ftars At ATthcrny.
The t,dngs IT the victory es't the Army Of the
Iprr havc 1ouscsl thc w.dts tt!tcnrns throuRn-
out Frsncc. Erea: uur,t-F&A8 troops are hurry
Ing fsns1 the souta to join the forces Of General
7HraIitnts.
The nse ot ta!loons far observing the move
n1cnts nj the enemy to be Introduced into the
Army nf the Lotre-
A considerable Eutu&er n9 Rtcel hreech.1oading
cannt'r ready for the Armies Of the Loire and
the North.
Anx1 xovExKSTs.
LokDos. Nos- IA despatch - the EeT fork
Horld ksys: AdF1ce6 from fertAffes t0-faJ,
state tfat Mottke has nrdered additional forrea
gent tn TauEev tn prevent another disaster. An
attack ~ the Army nf the I.rtre Ia excecteh: .
InApnN, Sns. Is a P1ussan column OF 10000
nen h@a arrived n Re!hel
4 Tcurs desp7.ch tn The 1onh9n press, dated
yfEtenlar. says no+hnr further Is made kuown Of
The mnyrments Of the Frcrch army since the re-
corcsy nt 0'eaus an'l the occunatlon ot ChcyEll5.
The German rstycat Of the 9Th was eject
x.l IN rcrfec, order. The losses Of the
<'t11nars etnce the 9Th amsunt 10 600 men.
General wcsacr Is cv!acrt1s moytug to join Von
der T*ti. Bridges On this route are to he de-
srroye,1, and roads DISTRACTED in every possible
manner
N AND AROUND rAKts-
L0SDos, Nor. 13.-Lltue Is heard from Paris
now. II ia Known, however, that the internal
tspuhiFF havr wholly EuhEldfd.
Masres nj French tvnnrs nre seen datsy arountI
Mont valc1ten, practising eyo1',lions on great
scale. Il general snr.ic IL ln:Enfnc1t.
The ElcE1ess In and around the capital is de-
crcasng.
IS.te1a! Derr.tesa to thc View FORK TIibuur,1
LospaS. Nor. IA special correspondent Of
eAE atHH" "kA1Hk slosA t11HAHNas ]<hus
Esys: "The Cras party Of English. from Paris,
arrived here ria Cha-satnn AMI Barretl, Wood
hnnse. Secretary OF the Euslis1 Embassy, accom-
psnytuE them ThcY were three days romte
uEt,Gr wretche.t weather. They report that order
prevails In Paris, bat that food Is steadily raising
in p-tcc.~
A special correspondent, Of the New York 7ri-
d"n< at Versailles. on the 1ath. te1eEraphs:
-'T1ustworthy Information represents That the
Paris supplies will not last exceeding three weeks,
and the rrusst1ns arc not likely to bomaari the
city,"
srECILAT1oSs.
fSprcial Dcrp2tch to the New York wo1li.1
LoSmS. Eav. 1s.-A careful condensation Of
reports rrcct<cd here, by high mcillcal anthotty
in the British army, from all the German armies
nov In F1ance, shows tha. the aggregate death Of
German soldiers averages 2 ,s5o Per day. which Ia
Iue, In s11nc degree, to bad sanitary arrange
1ncEls and neglect Of the sick and wounded. The
opinion in military circles here Is unlscssal thai,
unless tho Germans can end the war before Janu-
aIy, their formal defeat Is 1nevit able.
GANRErTA yIstTs TIE ARkT or IHR LOIRE
T0uis, Nor, l3,-Mintster t7ambcttA. during his
absence fron the city. visited General Fa1ladines
at his headquarters, issued q proclamation to the
lie now returns f~r large reintorccmeptR. The
hostile armies are paE fare to face. the French
resting IN Chey,ls. with the forests and villages
at tfctr back. The rETlssi%ns are in the Plains Of
Deance. General Van der Tanu has heeu reinforced
by detachncnrs from the commands OF General
y ul,cb. Prince A1brechr, and the Duke Of Neck
1cnturg-sbaUt { 400 men In all
ToCRs, Nov. fs.-Gambctta, In his proclana-
tton 10 tic ARMY Of The Loire, conkratulatea tie
soldiers tbctr victories OF the 9Th and 10th. and
says: Your COURAGEOUS eKorta shall end In victory
en our c1use. France owes her 1rst r8y OF hope
you. hnA oHcr tho public praise and Etatitnde
for your reward. Ynu arc on the road to Paris
whfrh awaits you. Our honor hangs
an 7npr 1ooseninc the prasp Of thest
ha.ba1t,n., md rcaouh1e ynur coustauc,
apd nrdn1 and you wtll overcome
your cnctuys superiority In csunon with Frencl
clan and patriotic fnr1. 50 will the republic issn
victorious trcn tho struggle
fs,xucd> GAxBErrA.
The condition nf tho army IL satisfactory.
AN stSrRmuE IN TIE 1srKEKsT or 1HK oRtEAs
FAMILY.
Lnxpos. Nnv. 12.-La Situation has leader "a
day. In which It saJs that tho ARRIVAL o
schneider at London comnels It to max
public tho fart that Gambettn Il en-
gagged In an intrigue for the restoration
= OF the Orleans dynasty. The scheme u for th'
late Corrs LfRia1attf to assemble at Tours an,
compel, by Naturalization aud prcasurc Of ctrcun
Stances the ratification Of ali done since tho II
Of September, and then Induce 1t to do away Wit
the republic aud acrept tho services OF the OF
leans Princes 4 Norman Princess is lntercste'
in the intrigue, although Ristnars remains faith
ful to the !dea OF the restoration OF the Empire
The presence OF Thless At Toata, and Inc con
TINTED conferences between MIN and Gan
beta, give Additional color 70 sats report
GAhtBAibts MOVEMENT.
Lnsnns. Nos. IA Special correspondent
The New YORK 7Fth"nf N1ta 1aHnaln', sIa inst
writes from Antun: "Atenaea' Win ~" 1aol
ntr on the foad. AZ We staf&ct1' asked 0ar:eal'
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