, 1870-08-30

LuSH1Ss aug. .s9.--AHflCe3IfnHl Inc Se4t OI wal
report that the Emperor's headquarters arc At
vouuers.
1t is said ta2. The Fsca&h adyaacc gc1E.scf the
rrnsstana at Aitsguy, a trw miles nor1a@rss OF
Souzicss.
Ma,A1ahnn is reported in tho Ar.lennes forest,
MD nazalnc between Metz, CAarcy. anu Eta!n.
A later despatch states that General Ssenmcfz
has marched northward from Metz, pursuing
MacNaton to prevent him disturbing the Ffu.slan
forces investing Metz
rAR1s, Aug. so.-Onaciat dispatches state that
the P1usatau army contiur+s Its movement on
Rctllc, and Eonztcrs.
lspeei.l Dzpasel4 to the New York 7rteuaAl
Inxpox, Aus. ga special correspondent at
she 7Ffeuse wr1tes from Rerhe1, FfIday: "Ten
thoueard OF more fresh troops Arrived from Paris,
rio Rheims, last night, and arc pouring through
hefc'ail this morEiuc. 1 an, thrzcfore, delayed4
The Emperor left early this morning. liz WAS
cheescd In the streets We start tomorrow for
MeZ!ereA
''Tle rizur AGAINST correspondents Increases
daily. A correspondent OF La Lioeft< WAS onlsfeti
to leaSe Eefne, last night All others, "a aoon as
discovered by the Provost Marshal, arc sent back
to Pa1.s. Even military pess E1l moi protect Us
against tbs gen s1atacA-
at .b,s afternoon troora were still Hing ont
Fart arc orlc1ch to At:ieny, aud othc!a 70 1.aa-
couct. Tie 1Eain LcJs Is atll MuSlng On
3tczeEcs-
The correspondent Of the Tribune With the
Crown Princes headquarters, writes from Nancy,
18th: "Nhile General Steinnttz mud Prince
Frederick Csarlca hare done so well On tho right
gf the main Srench army, thp Crown Prince haa
occupied more and more threatening position
on the right 6f :hc Tholc French p5s'ton. Cu-
less General Fu:ly can quickly muster
sufficient fNrce 10 cover central anl
Southern France tho empire will be exposed to
imminent ,ungcr In regftt4s quite uuprepare1 for
defence. O3ce relieved frtm tho possibility of u
movement from th. uosthwar1, the CE0Wn Prince
can do pretty much As he likes In other quarters.
1t Is true Tint masses Of the National Guard anil
French reserves will so,n lt marching against
him, hut without training. without proper equlp-
ment, and many Of then without brcech-loalers,
they must 60 t1uwn before the German armies.
The situation near Metz canu0t lie better suIa-
med up than hs saying that tie French nrny Il
more than matched hy the First and Second Prus-
sian armies, ami thai II thesc armies should viii.
though only ly hai's breadth. tie 1'russani au,l
their southern allies In the Third army could 10
what thry rica&el With Central France. the
smaller French fortscssts arc making gallant re-
stsfance. p5alzt.urG Is already famous from hold
Ing out olst!uatey. Tou1 has Just successfully
rcpuScL somen hat serious atlack, aud srcsns
10 have !,een u mistake Us to the cou.iIton OF the
place fur defcncc- Yesterday mornings attatE
was met With ytgoF By the French garrison. Thc}
did rot venture On sortle to follow up their al
vantage, hut !ntlIct~l loss on their assatlants
With, IA far as VIC know. very little loss to ;hem-
selves.
"TheE do not suffer what Is technically called
the horrors OF var. Young girls stand Vt their
cottage doors Id the villages or Un the street cor
ncrs to see The soldiers r1s., anil arc net nloIcstel
tty thtm- Shapa OPEN iii the t0wns are mt nun-
slete1!. 1caccAble cir!zcnS 90 ai'0ut thtIr busi-
| utEs without fear for htc or ls1it'. Ii IL All
/ Ibuff
| sc4 vegetables arc takrn aaGnE the ways,e: !:
| iu1ktS att PRESSED into service; ktildfeIa a:e
4uaIteIetl on the people: large supplies of food
arc demanded from tito lecal authorities
| The Eame correspondent. uu.itr tlAte VI 24tl,
I s:r,tlnE from the Csown Princes headquarters,
ht vansaules, Rays: "Whii.s tier. arra'''l to 1,t
any chance that Napoleon might win near Netz,
1t WIS neressnr5 IN lln1i the third arm. IN rrs-
ness TO u1areh nosihNaE.l. Sh, EhlIe battles
were raging nrar Nrtz shis army lag about Nancy
and Thsenyie, lalf *.Npec:a. TO IN. rF'scrrsl
! up 10 surj.tt tic Htler German :ln!ea- Thea
| ca1ne Tie news vi the defeat Of tho French ny
ttciunlctx and Prince Frederick Charles. There
was no longer need to hesitate about 1nrulIing
Central FRANCE, 2n,l the march was conlnfrcril.
OF which yar VIII soon hcnr the results. This is
a straight aud rapid march cf the th!rl army.
sNprur'csi ~ utarr tro.'ps- Wtshsnis giving de-
t1lls Of the movements tn're than l:U,+p9 t1cn,
iull of confidence, flushed with victory. and
sp1cndid1y nrgauzetl, arc nbout to break M thv
quarters Of the french. Three Or foul
columns arc marching abreast or
| Epmc Of the rna,ls. Two tR0 h
the roah Itself and sometimes two more th1ougl
tlle.tles io the 1ight anti left, or at least on,
. other coIu1a1L 1t Is remarkable isuw well th
columns are directed, how carefully t',ty rh0o-
their routes thEuRn I'LL lhracs1 pruyiilce Ike thu
OF rfa1sl'ourp. 1uu Is paint uf t-1s:auf resist
nncc, int not raI]Etng point for thr -nrTrunn.
people, Ti.: fortress h held, ar,! t'lc encm
passes Oh without troubling himself il fake
lack. At rflisbnus< amt at Tnul there L-- st:e,
experimental a;tacAs. wsiich lnye SI.cn tue Ear
r1son an opportunity at distraction. The Fn~ncl
authorities seem disposed 10 avoid nnnccessar
| distraction OF property hy merely b!nw
ing up aid knocking down 70 A1,lt1rr I'll
Germans. There ere 10 traces uf q
attempt nj tt Petite qverrs as far q
have set seen. Thu F.c.ca simply II
treat clear out Of reach when they do not mea
| to 1glt III earnest, ald leave the open towns ~
| villages tu Ie quietly occupied by the alrallctn
| fnc.~
lI1r =atIsr correspondent wr1le< from inc SAM
: place un the 2al: Everything witt turn on wh:
The French recruits can do No time WILL be ftvc
! tn train them. There Il rapid concentration
troops under the Crown rIIncc moving q
), Cna,ons, anu an ample fcrce tn watch Metz. Mas
: cs o! the lau,.weil! nrc nalchiug by cyery rna
| ic lett to the lnn,lwehr to l.csfegc- 81 VI
= | Bitclc, anf, probably, S'rasbourE. The who
!, | active army Of Germany will be available
~ | blockade Mctz and cartuse Paris"
10 tS,esia3 Dcspnteh 10 tic New York ltc:a!a.l
u InSrcS, Aug. "a despatch from st. Mem
IT e9lan,l says: "Ei2llt hundred Of thc Garlic II
T. l,;lc AMI quantity Of booty were captured ae
IL / u rFufsiana
/ y despatch frofn Fa..s says upwards OF 1000
:, Twelve thoasa1d 1'susslaus oecn7y the hctgh
=. | ne1r Kllelnls.
y Vigorous preparations arc hcirg ren1c to dcfcl
! Ffnnce. Preparations 10 irtcrccp: the Pruss!:
| a,!,aute have brtn Ladt wlillu circuit Of FOL
| leagues I1um la1is-
n ts;cc'atto ,lc Scp York Triluur,i
n. TIE SIEGE OF sTRAsKornt;.
cs I0SrnS. Aug. s9.--A special corfesnonsle
i. n1l:tA fTGtn Frankfort the .6Lh: "a 'Tae delay
r. | tlklng Stra*hurE is due to the NiSnanaGen,t
at | Of tlIr GeueI Iai commanding. More than one
t. ro.tnnIty 1ur striking haw i,as been lost. St
4. ..ek that might have lecn INTERRUPTED have he
tx allowed TO ertcr the fo1tress. Great rragE,
csi has been male since Tic Change In gcueEalsir
es rTstae t:,a,:a.t.1 rn.-.i
A. IoSnoS, aa,s. A9-yltu!ght, - Ge.crals Ffoss;
as | AID 1:tilrhakt ;;ayr lgcH wounded.
IT. t,iesa;cl., aa:c.1 headquarters King nf Pruss
c:s | SUNDAY evening, says: "fester.lay there was
nh | Erlion between the Thtr.1 Regiment of Sayt
VII f,crs.'. supported hy squadron of the Eieh,ee
tn lia.sa,s, nlrs Fix sqa'a.lFunS ct French Ca>srt
rs- near Stzannc. Our troops were yicruriu
IN TIC trench c0inm aE,eE Taa wourled and tai
81. y. i*taGE.
e'd TIE BAr7irs AEorNn METZ.
L0SpcS. Aug. ..e.-Thc, following Is q rcsu
Hf tho rrrrrcss OF the German arms s!ace
commencement OF the Invasion ct Ftaucc:
After the '.hrck encountered by the frel
e. vanguard near SAarbsuck, August 6, iol:op
IL hy the rout q. MacManon, The Frcl
Hc main holy rttlrcst On the line
ae the Sir sclc, the fo1rrsscs Of Thonyt!lc and Me
tetcnccs Of the first order and welt supplied,
The eutrenchcti camps which we're construct
ed | gave E.cat strength 10 their new positon. 4
rect attack Ind been difficult: therefore,
aFc German armies passed to the south OF Metz,
waEd tho Mosclle. 10 cross It above tho city
The discover tho cnen1s's movements Suca 81
Eeu / nsaFses OF troops. covering r
the | region, required special rrecauttt
The nfst army was to uanl the en-n
1etl | line of march, and was directed to take
position near the river Med Meantime the
la.: ard second armies approached each othc
zen | division passing over the MtseEle- The 81
division, on the 9Th, tunA part III . felt Ia vi
de- the French were rcpulsea and pursued untll I
en- = reached The protection of the 6
lm- Of Metz. This combat resulted gre
to the advantage Of the frussi
1ty O., 1t retarded 1hc French retreat, nna the al
sey tace wRs easily followed up, the two roads (
meeting Metz with Vcrtiuu. and Ecrdan !
an1 Fms rho srrnn,1 arYnT rrfratnJnp frnm fhf.