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Show By Telegraph. MORE OF THE WAR. Arlon, Belgium, 2'i. The Prussians were repulsed at Longwy on Saturday, their guns wore dismounted, and they were forced to place their batteries at a greater distance from the walls. The batteries Hersehmge and Outry reply . feebly to the fire of the besieged. The Prussians are waiting for heavier guns. On Sunday the bombardment became vigorous. Lille, 2:',. Faidherbe is.-u.es a hopeful hope-ful order to-day. After a short interval, inter-val, the army of the north will again confront the invaders. I Bordeaux, 23. Dijon was attacked by a large Prussian force yesterday. Several engagements occurred in the neighboring villages. The French troops were commanded by Menotti and Riotti Garibaldi, who, iu the action, ac-tion, behaved well. The French maintained main-tained their positions. The advanced posts of both armies were close to each other last night, and, it is expected, the battle will be resumed to day. The Prussians have occupied Dole after a bombardment. Brussels, 22. The Independence Belye says there is danger that Bour-baki' Bour-baki' i hue of retreat will be cut Verrailles, 23. William, in an order of the day, announces to the army 'his acceptance of the imperial dignity. |
