The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-30
THE MILITARY OPERATIONS.
TrlesaAms TO THE NEW YORK HlaALp.

DIkIunAmS " INC NEW vVhk HedALu.
Later News from Parls-The People Eluted
By Successes-Another SOrtie by Bazaine,s
Forccs-Opcratiens Of the rancs-Tireurs--
Prussian Operations In Northern Franco
The Situation in the Southern Depart
meuss.
LONDON Sept. 20. 1870.
The NEW YORK. HERALD correspondent at Tours
seegraphs that later Intelligence has been received
rom Paris. letter dated the 25th inst reports that
there was no more news to record for that day.
Almost the first documents found in the Tuilerles
after the proclamation OF the republic seriously
compromise the late Due de Morny In the Mexican
arair.
The reported successes OF the French forces on
the previous day had produced favorable impress.
ston on the people, who much cIateov tho
Pruxsans are eported to have lost heavily IN the
engagement.
Z RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS AND MOVEMENTS AROUND
49, PARIS.
The pr,lssian headquarters around Paris are given
" follOws:-King william ut Ferrieres, the Crown
Prince at Versailles and the Grown Prince Of saxopy
VI Grand Tremblay
The railway between Chaons and the German
border has been relaid. In the other direction
wards Paris the work s vigorously pushed.
ANOTHER soRTiE BY BAzAISE's FORCES.
The London Times this morning has o specia. Dc,
spntch giving the following intelligence
On Tuesday last, 9th, the French made another
s0rtie from Metz. The forces consisted OF cavalry
and artillery, and were protected by the guns OF
Ports Queen N and Bottles. The French advanced
10 Arsle Queux, where the Russians were encoun-
tered. Another severe conflict ensued. which re-
suited In the defeat OF the French, though they car
he'd OF their wounded, dead and all the Prussian
prisoners they had captured. The village was burned
~ the shells.
ynK SITUATION BEFORE AND IN METZ.
correspondent before Metz, the 9th inst tele.
graphs as follows:--
Prince Frederick Charles reports himself perma-
nsntly established at the chateau OF Corny. The
@ohanniter main depot IL at the same place. The
condition OF the troops IL greatly improved The
weather and dry, and the troops are settled
IN good quarters
The French have completed new redoubt be-
tween St Quentin and PlaiIcville and also addi
AOna intrenchments inside the fortifcatiors. Be-
Mles troops In the city, Bazaines army is cncamped
n four different places. There il large encamp-
ment OH the eastern slope Of ST. Quentin, second
IN she valley, between Metz and Porto Embaraclene
and Quelen; third ut the fort Of Fort ST. Julien.
And fourth In the rear Of the railway sheds and
workshops
OPERATIONS OF THE PBANos-TiREuRs.
telegram from Nemours France, dated yesrer
dv, reports that at Chapelle la Refine Prussian
pat captured BY the Francs Tireurs. After the
departure Of the latter tho Prussians returned to
the place ard burned some dwellings and exacted
contribution Of 10000 francs. The Francs-Tireurs
alss captured convoy OF munitions on the way to
ahePrussan forces In the nelghborhOod.
.RUssIAN OPERATIONS IN NoRrHERs FRANCE
a telegram from Mezieres OF yesterdays d ate
states that an armisttce has been concluded with
The Prussian forces around this town, ana 1t will
probably continue until October I.
Serdun is bcsieged but the Prussans have made
nostrong demonstrations against the place.
The Prus ians have surrounded Seasons. Shot
hndsheli have been exchanged since Saturday. The
suburbs have been destroyed by artillery fire. A
bridge has been thrown the Aisne at that
place.
CLERHOsT CApTUEED.
CErmont has been captured. Three hundred
mothes and the citizens successfully resisted the
1fstattacK OF the Prussians. After the latter had
heI repnsed they returned with artillery ard REIN
Sosaments and captured the place
THEPRUssIAE MOygMBNT UPON BELRoRT AND LYONS
special correspondent at Berlin Oh the 27th
instsnt telegraphs:By next Sunday the whole
corr destined to operate against Belfort and Lyons
VIII se concentrated in Upper Asace The recruits
for 81 the line corps already gathering at tho
different rendezvous; those for the guards corps will
be enrolled from the Sd TO the 10th Of October
TEE SITUATION IN THE SOUTHERN DEPARTMENTS
sitter from Lyons, dated September g. Says:
The Russians advancing by the valleys Of the Aisne
Marie and Aube seem 60 be more pre-occupied
with the occupation Of the rich provincess
OF Normandy and Cnarolais than with an
Immediate attack In fact, IL Ia almost impos-
sibc 10 occupy Paris by force. Treason and starva-
tion arc the only means 10 be employed. do not
believe chat the occupation Of the Charoais will be
easy. The Southern Leagne or the Independent AS
soc5 aion OF the dinerent southern departments OF