The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-22
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Agreed Upon-Tne Army OF the Loire Not
Dcfeatcd-French Reverse ut La Fere--The
Feeling in Germany-Bazaine,s vindica.
tion-t;erman Prisoners-SeveraI War Notes.
LONDON, Nov. 81, 1870.
The London Tunes city article this morning init.
mates that the restoration OF Napoleon is on the
cards.
AN ARMIsTiCE AGREED UPoN.
Private dispatches received in Tours TO- night con-
tam the that armistce had been agreed
to- No details can yet be obtained.
rARis DISPOSED TO YIELD.
telegram rom Berlin, dated to-day, states that
It reported that city that Paris is disposed 10
yield.
GEgMAS PLANS.
A telegram from Berlin, dated to-day, says that
the French troops which were engaged west OF
Paris did not belong to the Army or the Loire. The
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg is to push westward,
while The rest OF the German forces surround Paris
RENcH DENIAL THAT THE ARMY or TIE LOIRE
BEEN DEFEATED.
A telegram from Tours dated to-day says all Rcu-
ter's and German dispatches purportlng TO give
accounts or the movements OF the Army OF the Loire
must be received with dstrust, as the former IS III
informed and the latter are intended to mlsead.
The Army OF the Loire suffered no defeat nor even
repulse. Up to this time all its movements have
been successfully executed. General d'Aurelles de
Paadines keeps his secrets well but decisive en-.
csive engagement is expected to take place tomor-
row on Wednesday.
FRENCH REVERSE AT LA rERE.
telegram from Versailles, dated yesterday,
states that the French endeavored with four COM
panes OF infantry and four guns TO relieve the gar
rison Of La Fere but they repulsed and driven
beyond the Disc by battalion OF the Fftieth
Prusslan regiment. A sortie from the fortress was
made directly after the attack from without but it
was likewise repulsed.
AN ENGAGEMENT NEAR NUTS.
telegram from Tours says there was a Ave hours
engagement between 800 Francs-tireur3 and 200
tage on either side.
GERMAN MOVEMENTS At VARIOUS POINTS.
The Germans fortify Montbeard The country
between Longwy and Montmedy is occupied by the
enemy. The Germans are advancing toward the
department OF Haute Saone, via vesoul, Granville
Bouyillon. There is force OF the enemy 20 900
strong IN position near Gray.
Another balloon from Paris was captured near
Chartres.
THE FEELING IN GERMANY.
despatch from Berlin the 10Th inst. says:-Great
dissatisfaction prevails In consequence OF the enor.
nous expense OF maintaining the French prisoners
in Germany. Berlin Is almost deserted, except by
women dressed IN black, who make charpie and
pray for their absent relatives: and children and
old men, wno 90 moaning about the streets, buying
the latest editions OF the war journals. An enter.
prising merchant offers 500 thaers for Carbaldrs
head.
BAzAINE's MEDICATION.
4 vindicaton OF MS course by Marshal Bazaine Is
expected 70 appear this week. Marshal Burgoyne
writes to the London Times on the subject OF the
surrender OF Metz, sustaining the action OF Bazane
GERMAN PRISONERS CAPTURED BY TUE FRENCH.
A telegram from Berlin says that the German
prisoners the French claim 60 have taken In the fight
near Coulmiers were sick and wounded men left in
hospitals.
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
IL Is rumored here to-day that General Won der
Tam has been removed.
The assertion that forty milliens OF francs were
found in Metz ON ia surrender turns out TO b. I'm.
true.
odo Russell writes from Versailles that the Francs.
treurs sought TO interrupt his journey thlther.
A number of German vessels are blockaded In
Yarmouth harbor by French iron clads.
Accounts from Paris show that the Parsians are
much dshearteneu.
The Prussians have forbidden the Inhabitants OF
Tcrgnicr from leaving the town.
Prussan scouts made their appearance 10 day In
the vicinity OF ST. Quentin. Railroad communica-
lions with tnat town viii probably be severed to-
morrow.
violent demonstration was MADE on Sunday
by the laboring men or ycrvlers lt was finally
suppressed.
A French fleet is of the north coast Of Holland,
between the islands OF Texel and Borkum.
Advices from Prince FTederick Charles leadquar-