The New York herald., 1870-11-14
Gambetta Reported Intriguing for
the Orleanists.
The Corps Leglslatif to Legalize the Acts
Of the Republic and Restore
the Orleans Dynasty.
The Impress Eugenie's 1Iother in
France.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
TelEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

JeleuhAMS ~ IhE NEW Iukk HEHhlU
The Hostile Armies Face to Fnce-von der
Tam orcements-Twenty-nve Hun
dred Germans Captured- Enthusiasm Over
she Interpretations and Steel Cam Ons for
the Army-Gambetta's Work in Orleans.
TOURS Nov. 13, 1870
Nothing new has been received from the Army Of
the Loire.
THE HOSTILE ARMIES FACE TO FACE.
The hostile armies are now face to face. the
French resting on Chevilly. with the forest and
villages at their back. The Prussians are in the
reinforced by detachments from the commands Of
Generals Wittlch, Prince Albrecht and the Duke Of
Mecklenburg, about 5000 men in all.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED GERMANS TAKEN PRISONERS.
General Palladines reports that he took $500
prisoners in his last engagement. The French
troops now hold the entrenched camp which was
occupied by the Prussians at Arthenay.
ENTHUSIASM IN FRANCE OVER THE VICTORY.
The. adings OF the victory OF the Army OF the
Loire have reused the widest excitement through
ont France. Great numbers Of troops are hurry
ing from the south to join the forces Of General
Palladines.
GAABETTA's PROCLAMATION TO THE ARMY OF THE
LOIRE.
Minister Gambetta, in his proclamation to the
army Of the Loire, congratulates the soldiers on
their victories Of the 9th and 10TH He says:-"Your
courageous Efforts recall victory to our cause,
France owes her first ray Of hope to you, and
offer you the public praise and gratitude for your
reward. Recovering strength with discipline, you
have retaken Orleans, inauguratng a glorious
offensive. You are on the road to Paris which
awaits you; our honor hangs on your loosening the
grasp Of these barbarians; redouble ur constancy
and ardor, and you Will overcome your enemies
superiority in cannon with French elan and patro.
tic fury SO will the republic issue victorious from
the struggle. GAMB Eta.
The condition OF the army Is satisfactory.
BALLOONS AND STEEL CANNoNs FOR THE ARMY.
The use OF balloons for observing the movements
OF the enemy Is to be introduced into the Army OF
the Loire.
A considerable number OF steel breech-loading
cannon are ready now for the armies Of the Loire
and the North.
GAMBETTA's WORK IN ORLEANS.
Minister Gambetta, during his absence from the
CITY, visited General PaadineS at his headquarters,
issued proclamation to the army and made
speech to the people Of Orleans He now returns to
hasten forward reinf0rcements.
More Reinforcements for Won der Tann-Fur-
ther Particulars Of the French Victory
Prussian Report Of the Battle-The German
Retreat OrderIy-von Werder Moving to
Join Won der Tam.
LONDON. Nov. 13, 1870
Advices from Versailles to-day state that Moltke
has ordered additional force to be sent TO Taury
In order to prevent another disaster. An attack by
the Army Of the Loire is expected.
THE FRENCH VICTORY NEAR C0ULMIERs.
Dispatches dated Tours, Friday evening, repeat
the statements that there was fighting ali day on
Thursday near Coulmiers, in which the French were
successful, ana that General Pallieres occupied
Chevlly, north Of Orleans. taking 600 prisoners and
two guns
PRUssIAN REPORT OF THE BATTLE.
telegram from Versailles. dated yesterday states
that General Won der Tann on the 9th, repused all
the enemy's attacks with great loss to the assail
ants. Only then did the Germans retire. On the
10th q portion OF the Bavarlan ammunition train,
losing its way, fell into the hands OF the French. No
movements have been reported to-day.
Won DER TANNs RETREAT ORDERLY-voN wERDER
MOVING TO JOIN HIM.
A Tours despatch to the London press, dated yes.
terday, says:-"Nothing further has been made
known Of the movements Of the French army since
Inc recovery OF Orleans and the occupation Of Che
viily The German retreat the 9th was in perfect
order. The losses Of the Germans since the 7th
amount to TO- 900 men. General Werder Is evidently
moving to join Won der Tam. The bridges on his
route 10 be destroyed and the roads obstructed
In every possible manners