The New York herald., 1870-12-12

Blois and Tours.
Another Bsttlc-French Claim Of vic,ory-The
Germans Really Victorious.
TOURS, Dec. 9, 1870.
General Chauzay reports that he fought yesterday
against the army OF Frederick Charles and repulsed
the enemy along the whole line.
FURTHER DErArLs-THE FRENCH BEATEN.
Yesterday the combat between the Sixteenth ana
Seventeenth corps Of the French and the Thirteenth
corps OF the German and wurtemburg division was
renewed, ending in the repulse Of the French, who,
after innicting severe loss to the enemy, retired
toward Blois. The French fought persistenty and
numbered.
Farther Accounts Of the FishtinG-The French
Beaten Near Gien-Account or the First
Days Battle Near Aleuug.
LONDON, Dec. 9, 1870.
At Nevoy, a village northwest OF Glen, the advance
Of the Prussian Third Army overlook and defeated
the rear guard Of the Army Of the Loire which was
obliged in consequence to hasten its retreat.
THE FIRST Days BATTLE NEAR MEUNa.
On Wednesday the Seventeenth Prussian division
engaged the French west Of Meung, and beat them
after sharp fight, in which the First Prussian corps
participated. The French lost 2eo prisoners, one
gun and mitrailleuse.
THE PRUssIAN CAPTURES
telegram from Versailles dated the 9th inst
been evacuated by the French. The Germans have
captured l,1oo prisoners and six guns.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE OPERATIONS
The Sta0ts AasetJer says:-The Duke OF Mecklen-
burg on the right gained position between Meung
and Beaugency; the centre, with the cavalry pushed
IN pursuit OF the French to Sars and the left with
the Fifth corps in advance, obtained decided sue.
cess near Nevoy.
ROYAL CONGRATULATIONS AND PATRIOTISM.
A telegram from Versailles. dated the 9th. states
that King william sent a telegram to the King Of
Wurtemburg congratuatng him on the valor OF the
Wurtemburg troops, and expressing sorrow for the
the great losses they have sustained. The King Of
Wurtemburg reply telegraphed that he felt graft.
tude for and pride in the Accomplishment OF victory
lie regretted the loss Of fe but was consoed by the
fact that was for the great OF Germany that
this precious blood had been shed.
More Fighting the Loire-The Army Di.
vided-Bourbakps Movements-Dc Pala-
dimes in Disgrace.
TOURS Dec. 8, 1870.
1t is reported there was fighting all day to- day
along the left bank Of the Loire between the French
under General Cnauzay, and the forces repulsed by
him yesterday The reports ada that he was again
successful to-day.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE DIVIDED
Onicial DEGREES have appeared appointing General
Bourbaki to the command Of the First army and
General Chauzy to that Of the Second army, into
which the Army Of the Loire has been divided.
MOVEMENTS OF BouRBAKrs FORCES.
There is no news from General Bourbaki, who has
large force on the right bank Of the Loire It is
rumored he is marching on Paris
DE PALApNEs IN DISGRACE.
General D'Aurene de Paladines refuses the com.
mana Of the military camp at Cherbourg, which has
been offered him.
Alarm in Tours-The Government Calm
Trying to Unite the Array Of tho Loire
How De Paladines was Beaten-A Story Of
Military Blnnders.
Tours, Dec. 8, 1870.
The government is prepared for departure proba-
bly, for Bordeaux in anticipation Of the occupation
OF Tours by the Germans, who are advancing from