, 1870-11-14

(sceeia! Despatch to the New York w"l,d1
LONDON, Nov, IA special despatch to tho
Eorid from Tours has the following; Full details
of the vtetoIy Of General d'Aure11es over yon dee
Tam not ger received. The engagement CON-
Eueuccd both at the east nuI the west
Of Orleans on the 9Th inst, and
MAS continued until the evening OF
Thursday. Durug Thursday the French eroye
Tie PEussiaus from Orleans, INJECTING q severc
loss upon shetn, and arc now In occupation Of tue
city. General yon der Fam, with the remnant
Of his army, Is now ret1eaung On the rond lead
ing from Orleans to Pithiyers, after vatnly en-
deavoring to force his way through Chateau Neut
and Monrarges, where he hoped to Join the army
of Prince Frederick Charles. General d'Aureles
has force OF 0,oeo men On the north bank Of
the Loire, and 10000 on the south banI- The
destruction Of the roads and bridges between
Commtrcy aud Orleans prevented the advance Of
the army under Frederick Charles. He has
about 1900 meD, and q great part Of #hou,
probably, are norsh of the Marue. After having
disposed Of Won der Tann's army, dAurel1es will
match directly On Parts, and sssail the German
Ines between Versailles and ST, Ge1maIn, while
Trcrhu makes sortc with 15e, ,uQ0 men, to cut his
way cut and raise the siege. Communication be-
tween d'Aufelie4 and Trochu Is constantly nain-
tAircd BY carrier pjReonA
tC4hlc Special to the New York Wcrtr,1
LONDON, Sor. 12.-The following despatch
of the Eorlda correspondent at Tonrs the Sth.
which was delayed In tta1amisstnn gives the mar.
uculats Of the hegtnut1g OF the cngaeemeut
which resulted IN victory for the Army Of the
Loire: 4 great battle is being fought to-day
between Mer and Beaugency. The affair
began yesterday with an engagement between
the advanced guards on the borders OF the forest
OF MaIcheno1r. The French were attacked ut II
| In the morning By PfnsAan columns Of Infantry
| 1,l00 strong. cavalry, and ten guns The French
fE%~
DoiA. At noon the battalion of Chasseure-a. Pied
] debouched from ST. Laurent aud drove back the
rfussians between Valblne and Vile C1csatr. The
French cavalry then vigorously attempted to turn
| tho fank Of the Pruaslaus, who, however, man-
aged 70 effect thelr retreat at hail-past 8, ia
the direction Of Chateau Seuf, leaving their dead
| mud wounded on the battlefield, among whom
were twenty ot1ceFs- Many prisoners were als1
| made. All this happened prior to the more de-
c.sive engagement, which TOOK place the follow
| ipg day.
TIE ORLEANS F1G1rr-
| BERLIN. Nov. l3--Queen augusta received the
following from King WIl1istn, yesterday after
! Econ, dated Versailles, Scv. II: "Gcneral Won
| der Tam 5estcnlay retired from Orleans to
| Tours, before superior force Of the enemy. IL
fought the French, however, slt the WAY. Lie
has s1reetty been reinforced b. general Whtstich
and r.tnce Oltlch. The latter came up FROM
Cherries Tile Duke OF Mecklenburg Sehwe1in
viii also }oln his forces to those AT Van ,fr r nm
to.tas."
1 LespoN, Nov. 1s-rhe T;,H<.+ correspopaeat
telfEsnpti.g r1om l'er!!p, announces the cot
nimatlon OF the capture OF Orleans. The bastle
nj Orleans vas very serious one. The Fte1el
1ine reached from vendone to De1ugancy.
TorEs, Nov. la.-Over seyen hundred Prussia.
prisoners, captured At and ntaE Orleans, passe,
through this city to-day On their way 10 the s1t.
OF FIancc. Great excitement Was created anon,
the people. aud 1t was With much tittllculsy no
was prevented. There were hundreds OF peop!s
along Ihe line Of march, who recognized anlone
the prisoners those who 40 outraged them n
Chateau dEu, and other places The prisoners
| were hootcd and inHultcd, hpt BY the Efforts ol
the greater paft OF the crowd, violence vas pre,