The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1870-12-23 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

OPERATIONS ON THE LOIRE. decorations, stood before the fire-place. At his side the school, from an early part of the year, but was under notice to leave at Christmas. There were in were assembled the Princes of Germany. The the in addition to the deceased, his wife, and BORDEAUX, Dec. 18th.—Slight engagements were Crown Prince of Prussia, who was deeply affected t.l house' t 1 d r named Kerr and Pre tneprisoner, wo o ge s yso, two fought yesterday on the Loire. General Chanzy's towards the close of the ceremony, stood next to female servants,. . . a boy, and four juvenile boarders. position remains good. the King. The Princes of Hohenzollern and WurMr. Flueck was in the habit of taking a short sleep in The Germans are apparently concentrating on temburg, of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and of Weimar, the sitting-room every afternoon. On the day of the the Loire, abandoning the line of the Cher. They were a little in the rear. On the King's left stood murder the deceased went out about five o'clock, and have left St. Aignan and Montrichard, and have the fine old Duke of Saxe-Coburg, in his cuirassier established a camp of 8,000 to 10,000 men at Cande, uniform, looking every inch a soldier; while bereturned in about half an hour, when he spoke to with their advanced posts at La Motto Beurron, and hind him stood the man on whom all eyes are at the servants, giving them some sausages to cook, d then went into the sittin room This was the Chamont-snr-Tharanne and a chain of bridges to present turned, and to whom it is due that the prealitlt time he was seen before the outrage. He was Pontleorf. Prussian scouts have been seen at sent ceremony has been brought about, namely, Count ls heard to go upstairs to the sitting room. A heavy ; Lonvigny, Stregle, and Valliere-les-Glandes. Bismarck. fall was heard in about half an hour afterwards : Particulars relative to the affair on the 14 h state The members of the deputation formed a semithat the fighting was very severe. The line of battle circle in front of His Majesty, while behind them, lipon the but rthoe servants this ank no notice room, which was eof it, t above the ' : Flueck, aink- j extended from Moree to Vendome through Freteval and on all sides, stood the officers in attendance on kitchen and Pison. The Prnssians occupied the heights; on those present. Baron Rothschild, of Frankfort, was ing it was only the boarders playing. Mrs. F the left bank of the Loire with artillery, and held one of the members of the deputation. Herr who was out at the time, was the first to enter the m after this, and upon her rereturn at a quarter to the railway and the right bank of the river. Simeon, who offered the Imperial Crown of GerBefore commencing his movement westward on many to Frederick William in 1849, advanced into seven, she found her husband lying with his head the 15th, General Chewy had destroyed the bridges the centre of the circle, and after making a short t . _ four incised of the Loire. speech read the address of the Parliament offering , tug from four wounds in the skull. Mrs. , Flueck called the prisoner from the schoolroom The General fought eight engagements yester- to King William the same Crown. j below,. jan. d he,. after pointing out to her a piece of day with the enemy, and maintained an unbroken His Majesty, who had attentively listened to the front. address, then took a folded paper from the hand of . iron railing lying near the deceased, with which he committed • The news published yesterday evening by some an aide-de-camp, and read his reply. He was very went suggested that the deed must have been for medical aid, which did not prove effecBordeaux newspapers of an alleged victory of the much affected all the while, j tive, the deceased continuing to remain in a state Garibaldia.ne, and of the evacuation of Dijon, is The whole scene was very impressive, and one officially contradicted. could not help wondering what would not Frederick of unconsciousness up to his death, on the follow.