The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-16

including 1000 prisoners The prisoners constantly
increasing As we closely follow the fleeing enemy
much material is captured The latest fight around
Coualnier Elan'
Depalidanes issued acongratuatory address.
| VERSAILLES, Nov. T.-Von Derdeutan in reporting
the evacuation of Orleans that the French are
not advancing along the Lore as reported.
| LONDON Nov. ll.-New Briesach formally surren-
| dered to-day.
Gambetta orders that the drill of recruits be
completed within twenty days.
Aosta denies the rumor of having demanded piebis-
cum. He considers the vote of the Cortes, elected
| by universal suffrage, amply sufficient.
| Tours, Nov. 1l.-Gen. Dipaladines on reoccupying
Orleans issued the following congratulntory order to
| the officers aud soldiers Of the army of the Loire
| 'The action of yesterday glorious one for our
army Every position of the enemy was vigorously
carried and the enemy itself is retreang. have
informed the government of your conduct and in
structed return to you their thanks for your victory
Amid the disasters in which France is plunged her
are upon you and she counts upon your courage
Let all make every effort in order that this hope
may not be mistaken one"
| Journals report the Prussians killed and wounded
| around Orleans at 10000 and 1900 prisoners
The Prussians retreatng towards Chartres and
clamps. large number Of guns, thrown away by the
Prussans, have been found.
Italians continue to join Garibadi in large numbers
BERLIN Nov. 1l-Deserters say Trochu will
deavor to regain prestige by another grand sortie
LoNDoN, Nov. 1l.-The Germans have erected new
battery the heights of Rainey and Montmedy, BIZ
zans and Courbevere.
special from Brussels says it is eyed in shrewd
political circles that compromise acceptable to
France and Prussia has been concluded by the neutral
powers.
Russia has initiated proposition for the
bling of Congress.
T0URs, Nov. l2.-The government here does not
consider the rupture of the armisce negotiation final
ha have cd
Bisancourt and clamps.
Garibadi, after the battle on Thursday, between
Mont Belaird and the Swiss border marched with 12
900 men on Belfort
BERLIN, Nov. 12.--The following was sent from the
King to the Queen: " Versailles Nov. ll.-Gen Won
Deer at 10 o'clock yesterday retired from Orleans
Toury before superior force He fought the French,
however all day. He has already been reinforced by
Gen. Whitlieh and Prince Aerich. Duke Mecken-
burg Schwern will join his forces with those of Won
Deer to-day"
LONDON, Nov. l2.-The Prussians have pluhdered
the little town of Achy raz~S
The French Admiral at Coxhaven has restored the
free navigation of the North and Baltic seas to neu
trails
Tours, Nov 12.-Over 100 Prussian prisoners
captured at and Orleans passed through the city
to-day on their way to the south of France There
great excitement among the people, and it was with
much difficulty that riot prevented. Hundreds
of people along the line of march recognized among
the prisoners those who had outraged them at Chateau
Dun and other places but by the efforts of the greater
part of the crowd violence was happily prevented.
Cheering reports are still received from the army OF
the Loire.
There are rumors of great advantage gained yester
day by Gen. Won Deer.
The Prussans, notwithstanding they have been re-
inforced by an entire army from Chartres, in full
retreat.
Gambetta has gone to Orleans.
VERSAILLES, via Berlin, Nov. l1.-Gen. Won Der
tanus reports headquarters here night that there
has been no further advance of the enemy in the 'front.'
BERLIN, Nov. l2-0ffical reports of the capture of
Verdome we're published to-day. Two Generals, eleven
staff officers and $50 other officers captured Be-
sides these 1876 guns, 2900 rifles and large amount of
stores and ammunition fell into the hands of the Prus
SLAMS.
FLORENCE, Nov. 12-The completion of the Mount
Cenis tunnel is promised in December.
LONDON Nov 12.-News of the bombardment of
Hamburg is hourly expected.
The battle of Orleans very serious The French
line extended from Vendome to Beaugency.
Travel is restored between Orleans and Wine
Garbald reviewed the troops at Auterne yesterday.
The Prussian headquarters are in Burgundy, at Lon
tans
Two Italian vessels, have gone to Marsaiees to pro-
tect italian citizens.
Six thousand Prussians are marching on Montmedy.
The citizens of Templemore and kbride parishes,
Ireland, are forbidden to carry arms.
bill extending suffrage has been introduced in the
Belgium Chambers