The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-09

BATTLES ABOUT PARIs-REPoRTED FRENCH VIC
ToRIEs-A GENERAL ENGAGEMENT AT NEW
oRLEANs-REsULT NOT YET KNoWN-GARI-
BALDI TAKES THE OFFENSIVE.
LONDON Nov. 8.
King William has issued order that no person
whatever will hereafter be allowed to enter or
leave Paris.
Five balloon passengers have Just been captured, ),
and will be courtmaItialed for violation of orders.
Vicomte D'Alzac, formerly French consul at
Philadelphia has been appointed consul-general of
A dispatch from Tours, dated nine o'clock this
morning, says, last night Prussan column, with
two batteries and 1900 cavalry, attacked the out
posts of the army of the Loire at POisey and Lau-
rent des Bois. The French, reinforced, drove them
beyond Valliere. The Prussans left their dead and
wounded on the field, and we took siXty-four pri-
sOners. Our loss was four killed and 81 wounded.
Particulars OF the siege of New Breisach show
that Fort Mortier was destroyed by the lombard
ment on the 9th, and the French batteries defend
ing the town were dismounted. The French com
mander discontinued firing on Alt BreisGch, which
WAS occupied by the Prussians.
The French blockading feet, consisting of seven
iron-clads and four cOryettes, is north Of Helgo-
land.
has capitulated to the Prussians.
Generals Frossard and JaTviss have selected
Frankfort as a place OF residence during their
The project of summoning the North German
Parliament to meet at Versailles is taking shape,
and will probably be carried into effect
A dispatch from Calcutta announces the safe re-
turn of the NiCeTOy of India to that CITY,
LONDON, Nov. S-[Special to the New York
Tribune.I2A correspondence of the Tribune at BIois
November /, says: the headquarters of the army of
Loire will probably soon arrive here. Daurelles is
exceedingly unpopular with his men. He has shot
1l3 men in month, and the officers and men
threaten TO shoot him. if possible, in the first battle
The headquarters OF the 10th corps is still at Mar
chanoir. Troops are echeOned by divisions from
the forest of MarchenOir to Mer, where the head
quarters of the 10th corps are established The nth
corps is forming: Discipline and watchfulness,
though defective is much better than il in the
army under McMahon. Outpost and vidette service
seems to be we'll done.
The correspondent of the Tribune with GaTibadi
telegraphs from Dole, Nov. Z, as follows:
Garibaldi has issued the following address to the
Italian battalions now under him:
"SOdiers! We meet again. You are young AM
vigorous am old and inhrm, but still steadfast TO
my principles We fight for a republic, universal
as well as French. 1 rejoice to lead once more my
honor of Italy. You have fought the battles of the
! fatherland. hope to be worthy of you"
The battalions responded with cheers for uni
| versal and French republic and for Garibadi' We
| leave Dole tomorrow to advance.
| FLORENCE, Nov. 8.-Thiers has written letter
to his Holiness at Rome, assuring him that the
great powers of Europe will consider his case
! at the coming Congress, and position worthy OF
! Gods vicegerent will be provided for him. The
King will officially enter Rome after the national
elections. Preparations are actively making in all
the provinces for the elections which will occur
the Both inst.
tee on the subject, has made report to the Senate
| recommending that Rome be not made the capital
of Italy until after the deeease OF the present Pops
! RoMr Nov. 4-TSpecal TO the New York Herald.
The grand festival of San Carlo to-day fell fiat
like that of All Saints Day last Tuesday. The
splendid ceremonies customary on on sueh Gays were
| few words to the congregation, assuring them al
the close of his aocution that the present order
things will soon come 10 an end, and the new yea
would be sgnalized by the triumph of the Apostolic
| cause.
Holy Father daily, TO prevent his acceptance o
| another monthly stipend of 100000 francs Offered
him by the Italian government for his civil list.