New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

mander Of First Brigade Bossak OF Second BrgSo''
Gen. Marie: Third Brigade. Mcnott Garibaidi.
| THE DEFEAT OF THE FRANCs-TIREURs AT bEsAN'
CON.
Dole, Oct. 3O-While tho telegraph orlnss
every scrap OF news to Garibsldfs noauqa dctorv
Amanges 1t is very difficult there to reot'iy "o
statements and separate truth from in'o no,ohbor-
eios' ius' @ v - 70 con have not had the report III
| - nnr. uis Saturday our troops iouk"' , "e,
| ,ho pr,ssans between voray ana Cusso'' Inv y. A.,
| .onmn evidently intended to follow tho 'a",' -
| ocron 20 Marney and feSmes' anu D.,os
oe A.. voyIsv of Saone, and with the olher
80 ,n. coming from the Haute-Saone rc"'n
o~o ~ IA Ivons Gen. Cambries could not allow
~ nv IN mass without combat. He sent against tho
o,,y a column composed OF troops or the hhe' VI
propcstireurs Gardes Mobiles, andssome pieces Oh "'
larry Our troops were resolute The young Gardes mo
bles bore themselves bravely under frc thoSe Vi 'o
High Alps especially those OF the Vosges ana Doup'
The enemy having received reEnforcements, ana sec
ondcd by numerous artillery succeeded In driving poN
our troops to left bank of the Ognon and IN passing
the river at several points Not far from De'eheS
very smart engagements took place. l"o Pi'oos
of cannon placed at Chatillon, ana poh'ou
with rare precision by Col. Perrin threw the fr"S"
ranks into disorder. The German artillery so re-
nowned, fred very badly, and did not reach our Po
tons Auxon was taken by the Prussans' In 'no even
ing the Zouaves retook it," Well, AS yet we nave no
list OF killed and wounded, but know thal 'aiho'iS
elecraphed 10 Garbadi in the EVENING" 1eSteruaS We
fought for nine hours To-day the enemy seems " hor
ace us at the extreintes OF my line. He mas espsneu
batteries at PlOuret, in front OF Pouly ies Nshos
Copld Won nv means of requison trains bring a few
battaljops behind him his right flank woud DO
very precious aid ~ This sounds energetic. Garibaid
prepares to obey.
Now what is the last newsi All the Gardes Mobiles
not battalion rs wrote you yesterday heo oe-
fore the at the frontiers at Auxonie ABANDON
ing their arms Seven thousand men undo the famous
Iavae, and the Prussians without striking q dow
enter Dion 1t is also asserted that Cambriels de-
manded a special train and fe d. that Gen. Michel Is
named in his stead that Gen. Garbad Is to have the
command Of the Cote dor as well as the Jura'
&c, &c. Just left Amanges this morning. carr
bald sent scouts II the Prussians were at Poh-
taleur, and whether the bridges over the OiSrioce
were broken His little corps lives on the q"
rire is ready 1t can he, will not be surprised; pu.
OF course there can be but alternatives all Killed
or all prisoners have suspicion that the PruSsas'
who are good fellows after ALL do not mean to attack
Garibadi on Cataneas principle touching the canton
Ticino "Don't It," he said 1T would DC PITY
10 kill nightingale In order to add an ounce OF 1at 10
goose 1t is hardly fair TO judge OF people ater 30
few days wandering among them but with the magnify
incClass Of intense desire have not been able to dis
cover single grain Of enthusiasm. The farmer whom
found weeping over his five appetees. felled for the
telegraph-poes represents their sentiments. Ihey DO
not believe in victory they fear the vengeance OF the
Prussians and think it hard meanwhile, to be despoed
OF everything.
This latest proclamation, which subOin Will give you
some idea of the enthusiasm of Dole:
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
To the Mauors Of the ArrondisSement Of DOE
The disarmament OF the National Guard in the towns
and villages s disgrace and that decree OF the
Government OF Defense orders the inhabitants 10 ueIe
themselves 1t Is very reehensible-ls an lnfrctoh o
the laws. A small number OF men badly armed ana
badly equipped not to combat against regular
armies but the ought to remember that they DeOnE
to nation which will bend lts Knee before the
foreigners and they ought, at least at the apprOac O
the enemy retire the woods and forests Wth tnel
cattle and knowing the district as they do 10 hfiS
not larger CORPS least the encInys scouts Whu
march small companies and piage ana rum t IhelI
ease when not disturbed III they remembered ths we
should not dozen Uhlans traverse an Immense ulS
trict and prey upon the inhabitants at their ease
BoRDONE Vice-Chef OF the stan, Doe
Never has the principle OF free institutions shone ou'
in the grandeur your war for emancipation Never
the debasing efforts Of Slavery been shown as In the
present War of Independence" Twenty years or des
potsn during which has dared to take tea rather
than coffee for his breakfast without permission has de
prived the intelligence of France OF oil initiative Inc
people are bewdered but they know not where TO lool
for direction, and sigh for peace.