The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-20
GENERAL MILITARY RE-
PORTS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

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Starving People to be sent from Pnris--Pro
| posed Attack Upon tho Germans-Anothci
Proposal for neutrality-suspicious. oil
Erancs-Tireurs-Later from Montmedy.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
A Paris balloon letter says- General Trochu in.
tends shortly to force from the city 10000 half
starved citizens for whom he cannot longer provide
food. Not one word Of news has been received from
Paris since the 9th.
PARIS DOOMED.
A telegram from Berlin dated to-day reports that
the American generals at the Prussian camp say
Paris is doomed. 1t must fall before the 18th of
December.
PROPOSED CONCENTRATED ATTACK UPON THE GER.
MANS.
Rumors continue TO circulate OF o proposed con-
centra,ed attack on the Prussian positions before
Paris by the French, attended by sortie from the
city. The time fixed for this grand move is said to
be next Monday or Tuesday.
GERMAN OPERATIONS AROUND PARIS AND TOURS.
The French report that several skirmshes have
lately taken place around Paris ana toward Tours
In which the uhlans were repulsed. The towns OF
Perrichet, Bots and Fouyers have been burned. A
strong Prussian column has arrived between Rosny
and Bellecote.
ANOTHER PROPOSAL FOR AN ARMlsTICE.
Dispatches from Tours state that England, with
the approval of the provisional government, has
renewed her proposals for an armistice based upon
a pecuniary war compensation razing or the
frOnter fortresses and the naturalization or Alsace
and Lorraine, the great Powers guaranteeing the
fuIfment OF these conditions BY any future French
governments congress to assemble to settle
these questions ana also 10 deliberate upon the
Eastern question, .sas, .,s.p~
--'ssss'A- as1AT BRYTANs DEMAND.
LORD Lyons at Tours has given the government
to understand that Mr.. Odo Russell Is instructed,
not only to demand explanations on the subject OF
the attitude OF Prussia, but also TO firmly de-
mand bona fde armistlce which viii permit
France to hold elections.
THE FRANcs-TIREURs HARAssrSG THE MAILS.
telegram from Berlin dated yesterday says
German mall convoy from Cologne tossedan was
attacked on the l4th inst, near Bouion, by the
Francstireurs, and compelled 10 take refuge on the
Belgian territory. On the same day the man from
Sedan to Cologne was also attacked and compelled
10 return TO Sedan.
sORTIE FROM MoNTMEDY.
On Wednesday last sorte was made from Mont
medy by two companies OF the Gardo Mobile. Every
one of them was either killed taken prisoner.
The Prussans now coninc the bombardmcnt TO the
fortress Of Montmedy.
GARIBALDIS COMMAND.
Colonel Gariba'di, the nephew OF the General, Is
In Lyons, where he has formed a new brigade OF
volunteers and completed Garibaldi's stafr.
General Garbaldi, disregardlng all protests, has
retired from Dole.
FRENCH NAVAL OPERATIONS.
Several French frigates are cruising about in the
North Sea and English Channel.
The German ship Estalette, returning from the
south Sea, entered the port OF Havre, where she
was promptly seized, the officers not having heard
Of the war.
Inc Tours government has published statement
10 tue eject that the German shipping has nearly
been driven from the Pacinc Ocean as well as the
South Sea by the French cruisers.
The French loss In the affair near Dreux was sixty
KILLED and many wounded.