New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-13

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LONDON, November s2-NeWsof the bonn
bardment of HaIAb.rg in hourly expected.
The battle Of Orleans was very serious |;
the French lines extended from VendOme to
Beaugency.
Travel has been restored between Orleans
Z Gsribaldi reviewed the troops at Autin
The Prussian headquarters IN Burgundy
are at LonhAus. & 4 .~s.s1{ oil }''s,"
Two Italian vessels haze sonaIto Mar
settles to protect the Itaiao citixcnsy there.
Six thousand Prussians ore marching on
Montmedy. I'D '2nIf-5H or 8-',.-.A
The citizens of Templemore and KilhEide
parishes, ireland, have been forbidden to
A bill extending suffrage has been intro
duced into the Belgium Chambers. "
it.' tCable special to the wozld.l niafiE
p LONDON, N0yember IA special dis
patch to the. WorlM from Tours mas the fol-
lowing full details Of the victory Of General
DaurCllos paladine over General v4ndertsun
have not yet been received this much, how
ever. is Known The engagement com
menced on both east and west of Orleans
ON Wednesday the ninth instant, and was
continued until the evening Of Thursday.
During Thursday the French drove the
Prussians from Orleans, inhictingb severe
loss on them, and are now IN occupation of
General vandertaun, With the remnant
of his army, is now retzeating On the road
leading from Orleans I'd Pithiviefs, after
vxinly attempting to force his way through
to Chateau Neuf and Montarg1s, where he
hoped to join the army Of Prince Fredsrick
General Daurelles has a, force Of 5o0oe
men On the north bank OF the Loire, and
Z, The destruction Of the roads and bridges
between Commercy and Orleans has pre-
vented the advance of the army under
Prince Frederick Charles. He has about
Is, 600 men, great part Of which are prob
ably north Of the Marne.
After having disposed Of the remnant of
Genernl VAndertaun's army, General
Daurelles will march directly on Paris and
assaif the German lines between Versailles
and St. Germain, while General Trochu
makes = sortie with 10000 men to cut
his way out and raise the siege. Communi-
cation between General Daurelles, General
Trochu, and the gOvernlnent at Tours il
constantly maintained by means Of carrier
LONDON, November l2-Bianarck has
issued o circulsr to the representatives Of
North Germany inforeign States, giving his
version of the late negotiations for an
armistice. He says the appointment Of
such man a. Theirs by the French, to con-
duct negotiations q man Of such wide ex-
perience, had excited hopes Of propositions
that might be successful. King William
was even more eager for peace than Theirs.
Bismarck prsposed truce for four weeks,
the position Of the respective armies in the
meanwhile to be fixed, in order that else
tons might be, had throughOut France.
The only effect Of this truce ON the French
side would have been the stOppage of
waste Of ammunition from their forts.
I Theirs regretted that the revictualling Of
Paris was not provided for, saying it was an
indispensable condition Of the proposed ar.
mistice. This absurd demand to 20 back
two months in the prosecution of the war,
it was impossible to allow, subsequently, an
offer for . short truce was made. Theirs
reported this to the members of the provin-
cial government, by whom it was rejected
The inference il, that the French govern
made advances looking to peace only in or
der to satisfy and quiet the neutral powers.
LONDON, November l2.-A dispatch from
Rouen, dated yesterday. says force Of five
hundred Prussians, we'll equipped with car
non, entered Bonnevre on that day, but |
were driven out, with loss by the CARD Mo |
bile and Frapcs-Tireu
The Echo de- Nord, at Lille, has "a article
to-day, saying that the PrussiAns at 81.
Quentin and elsewhere contipue to make
heavy requisitioos ON the people there, and
have demanded large Sums fom Lenuvor,
Lecapete, Hirson, and other towns IN the
neighb0thood, which are mot yet IN their |
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