, 1870-10-10
He Issues II SsfrrIs.: fsrOcl1,.nu-
lion 10 Tie People.
The Elections Deferred Until France
is Freed from Invasion.
yEnnt OF Harmony Between <ac
FEr:s und 1'ourr Govern
H1eufH.
Istaunt Of Ba7aict's Last Desperate Aitemp;
10 E>eapt.
The Ang1o-Prussian Controversy on The
=. Neutrality Question Crow.
ing se1ious-

The AnE1o-Prussian Controversy on the
Neutrality Question Crow.
ing se1ious.
TUE slEGE or rARtS.
lss1."~;At p~s{atel. y il*. S,-t* York ilrFa1d.3
!Hsl.aS, u.1. y.-UAr correspondent at tho
Tsa-sian headquarters writes: - Tou may rest
Ert1 the Siege 0f Paris Will le ,ielase.i an
1ons longer than necessary to hiring up guns to
MAKE the attack 4 decisive hcahw8y has re-
Gently been nhde. The French f,sces gathering
In tile unocenred portions ot Fta.ce are not
frn's,l. However,, thcy eau maize DANGEROUS
FTof:rss: but the new ar1ng on It's way from Ger
nans 10 StEasbonrg viii crush ont such o1gal-
tza;tans-~
rRCESIAN MOVEMENTS.
tHAET1Es. Oct s.-The Pru4s!ana arc At psueu.
n tire. P.utsa an ast'lis seen at Irth.g1cra
tn SATURDAY, n hire The French wa!tei IN attack.
NALEsuKREEs. Oct s-Ihe r1usstau: have
mt a-t1s brar Etxsupc+- un Fstday aeyeral coi-
Inhs rasssd through Fcftt ST. C.uix from
Et::upes.
ExcES- ESGAGExeSTs.
Vows. O~t. s.-This muv.,tn9 ,hr Fraacs-ri-
TeHrs attacked 4 squadron nj huasars nnh TWO
cosnpsn*S nf Etararlans, who w.re harr1caaea In
tFtat.al. We 1toE at1ly.teven prisoners, and
mauy were killed and -wau.,,e! Our loss WAS
tt1fu,g.
HA&, Oct a.-Trcire huHitcrl rEnssians have
beta TrtAlsctl from ST. Quentin by the National
Guar'f. The Ifussians we're forced to fall back
nratn l!i,rsnont-
LILLE. Oct >, ria Lo*Dns.-St. Quentin Is now
open. tnr t'pn.pet1'1e having EatIRntiy wlihslood
IN zttaeE by 1.st1 Russians. The I1eicct bale
<1t Il IL fha r,}n
then Assembled the lssurcrs nu.l armed them from
Su''rftitA As'us a1d lnafellc.i outside OF Tue city.
H4Htfsdts we're tttee.t near The canal, which
we're held far t1se huns Agninst inces.ant at
tAtk OF tn: T. us1'a;ls, VINO rcire.s Will, severe
loas to ltitemont- The towpsmen also suffered
considerably In Killed autl wounded.
CarIs=CIH, uct- s.-Tlc following il received
by sfe Uuke nj f;asen: '.Ne won an engage
menf near stre1ny ua Satur1l4J, with uac French
chrl's Of the tine tnI Mobiles. The battle lasted
iF1m 20 T. N. Till 10 n m., when the ErBnch
WeTc routed and lrd snWaEsiK R21uleGytlc5s
The Hsllfncr1 reFnIrt the French force was double
thftrs, numbering it.oAH ncn, with at-r1cs nnher
General Tethe1m- the E";- dts !N~f<s were
carmel by The Germans witt, the t.ayonet. Three
= fftnrh charges were Frpatls+.i. The Germans
Jn*f ~ ufteers and 4tu men Etile1t end wonnAcl
Thr enemy i losE Is thrice greater. The Germans
tonk 20 nt1lcezs 1ad t'p uuwounted prisoners, and
blFauackei on tae n H. It was 8iuri1us .iay for
the J,a,icncre.
yERsAnl.ks, ria 1sERL1::, Oct. s.-ady!ccs from
l'fitn3eisIs STATE that ihr Baden l;F1SaAe, OIL
Thu1s Lay. defeated shs F1cnch t;cneE.l Du1rr,
con'Ea':talnS la-sc fcrce Of regulars aah large
Has-st OF tstemen- nupFe waa TeuEde,l, md
his ss.ny 'itspetsea.
ntsCEIIANEaCs,
ElnC>K, Oct. s.--Thc Mobiles nnA artillery Of
the department Of 1Iautc Ga7ounc have staste.l
for lse3iort.
1I,Hnna: [lrf $.orn ~n~.nnt,na-
ahr '"wn has been stripi~4i s.y tho Ps11sslans.
NirrasI Mrafaaun Wiz hc u.lah1r IL tear 1u1no-
vAa Tor ssyeral wr-ks.
Genera! ClFtca has n,ariy completed his report
OF the siege Of Etr1s,narR. =.
TIE slEGE or METZ
lsl+rin1 Dtrpatri, IL Thr New Ye1k Tf;hunc.1
la.spoS, uct~ s.-.A spcc!a1 correspondent Of
the Ttit",f, tetote Metz un the ssn lust. teic.
graphs ~ follows:
"ThiS r. M, at o'c.o.k. Razarc rnahc t1es-
rersf* Attempt to break through the 1'russ!au en-
<tz"hnlrnt In the direction Of Thlonytlte, The
11usstars, on the rrtsf",Is evening, hail driven
thr French from the village Ut La.!omcaaruns anl
hid ''s'nilshed fo1epntts tn Stenay. Fetitcs, and
G;oiies. Trres and Make. NazAlnc, under cover
u dick fog, a.lSantc't his tspops, aud COM
mca"&H an attack for the recnrrry OF La!nu5-
oaamr$- Having engaged the r1usslan artl1-
1efy, lie Ma'tr dash lnr rctltcs, GJondcs sn,l
Iapss autl!h.ll1tng thu four postst an,t throwing
FTt'a1 U&sscs OF nlrn tn their supnosta. When
st'c ( ei'd'ses had a'ecn occupied, Naxatue sen
1or~Ar1 large hnly Of troops on the right. ciosc
10 the M'stltt, which a'.raucetl up the Wiley I'LL
Checked II frnsstan ramon frolu lbtn sides of
In" river, and finally st"ppee hy the advance Of
1Fo Iartwthr hs1Eadeh ot the Tenth Army Cospa,
+. Uhtth occupied position oppostc the Grardc
ana Petite Eta1ea. 4 fuse%r battalion Of the
Filth Ianiwchr Regiment was ueasly cxtey,uin-
Atet!. other batallons nf the sau,e regiment and
I ~N.fEx
u. F:lmy, at t:au o'clock, the Frcuch we're
driven tack from III lusttons hy a general al
V2'te nj the i.antfwe'.T nut TcntA Arm5 CONS
Th+rc was much bAy.Ect fighting In tho y1l1ar,s
tica'' tai Won lsfan'cnsteln, commanding ttriFinh
Lan'ssctts n'vis"n, WIS wounded lr .ny II IL,
nv Russian r5cfoEr was complete. The loss In
1llcst AID wounssd wns considerable. nu1 was
he.tsfis. m the French e,te Th,. t.-rncb s..n,
out NIL In IL 1s artillery anil infantry. supported
~ Fh'fs n. Julien anil Stctoy. The HhoIt f,rus.
stsn Trstn and Third Army Corps anil 1an,Iwchr
nislsi'ns were engaged. The General com uand-
shr "as Won Fochi, Of the Tenth AruY Corrx
Thr FEeIch made simultaneously fierce a,tsck
w sahos' thienelles. chata'y and 1at1nc, to the
noIsh.7st OF St Julien, which was repulsesl~
Ihr ssne. correspondent tc1eeranns finn,
Hessfstilr. sth inst-: +The Ft,.ncn, .lurtn9 the
night, accumulated in large unassc. on the eas,.
esa s'o1e o1 St Julien. towArl Metz Tae Irus-
Sian fo:eHohts were .1rtycn i,1ck anil tho RI,
scsTcf called ur- Artillery crowns every emf.
neccc- Shells from ST. JulIen 90 crashing in,o
Nois<c,illc. 4 furious csuuonad1nr Ia rnnr nn.N
10 tic snrta i!y Ca1onts,cr, Mercy 1c IIautc and
- Ftt!a- The French fun OF St, Private IN n15o
n1;ng.-
lSr~ia1 DcrpAteh to the Sew York World
3he i7ussian S'da:s -tn:x,7tT kays Nazalue i
pn"fse1ed ''c1ensc e' M.'z ia largely .lue 10 no
mise*' me Natsaa1 'ccn,'nc 1t his dnsy 10
preserve IN" army for the future gnyc,nrucnt nj
france. When ,nyrsterl, he had ee.oao horses.
Hna 'ot little forsEr. Hence il sort,cs
MT ttt@csstul, the cavalry and lat,
teri horsrs disabled, aamt, of heinz
added to the stnFcs Ut foouL lie does not ant1ci.
pasc m eAkiy surrender,
LnSpoS. Oct IA correspondent, Of the Now
1efk Tribune. writing from I:er!in. Ith, saya:
San cm!ssasy from 1,axatpe asked 1hsmark tn
permit him to retain Metz and remain neutral
during ho6tt!itfcs, which sIccl!uc.I: but .hc
Barnc agent was permitted to -psoceel to VIZ.
henst.ohe, with view to further peZot;at.ons.
f"fresh interview has stncc occurred between
him and Nffuaark, hnt ait kiuds OF negotiations
an continually going on
Isi+cial Drspa.ch to the New Ycrk World,
LENNON. Ott- "a correspondent II t,ouioene.
1eic1rarhs that there arr no 1ousts hut that b.
za:nc cor!ta!lEssco-orcrnses with the government
n Tours, and Trochu at Paris. The army OF
Lyons is a'lraucsnE by way Of Nancy, to relieve
oazathc. II Was the rtgat wing of this a.my
Nh'eh had the battle mlth the Baden troops on
THURSDAY.
= No7ARtE ATRIAL :verA0E-IArE NEWS FROM
rAEfS.
'nFRs, May 9.-Ctar!cs II. Nav. Of Paris. for.
WF!g 81 New yn,k, antl William VI, Rc,notas NJ
49,. e'N. furnish the following accoupt Of their
~, :. 49, = na1''on finn, Paris, which r!acc thcy
To- .ae Aafhe time with Ganbeiss. both bal.
..w,.nn a' s.sfn at II O'Clock Friday morning:
1hr ts,,oon - 90 san's up the wind t,,etl AWAY,
.a ea'a! AtisArisy was nret, n, ,hn hey,a,, -,
ta"a"a' lie party n thu naua,. ,,..-.. -.
ae t"e Will of the halls. Tna 1s..,ss,.-,
"'.' 'a~eF. "n'c4ror1nE thcrrhr =, 80. ss.
u. na''a't was 1hEuwn our. an,, ~" .,a,,s... ~ 49,
tuo.ca sec''} a"as. hrrtng tie TIN ,h,s..
W n|c ""usss several a,feunts ,.rr. ~s4
aao"' nu' tae presence Ut rru1stsns tn ~, !"
cs'anI*'lel the party TO throw gu, ts,,.s, .lsnh5
aSata They nnny lsu,.cl a, Eoyc. in ~. a IRE IT.
F@f1mcht o. sonme. where 1hev wcre rss.,' ~
warmly J the people account Of t..or 1--WE.
*4HS- 1he5 Ioss Eight OF Gamlrt:a.s b,g,oan
A1oa' e!oek Friday 1t 1ande,i at Mont rhS.
ae1e, ano ines were 1onc'f a.s u. Grrnhctf. y,
Am1ehs' whence they continued tlr,. Journrr
by SPECIAL train with him to Tnurs A,onp ~,
route Galnoctta WAS enthusiastically welcome,
hy the people.
"I1Ie balloons were to have left Paris two .1ays
toouer. hut wete prevented By lack OF wind
Aessrs. May and Reynolds report that the Pa-
Hsians arc determined On the defence Of the city,
*hich W&a quiet and orderly. The vo5agers add
euA Is Impossible for the P7usstanB To capture
Faaa' except through famine The Appearance
49, A " much u USUAL Shops are opened daily,
oes closed eArtte1 thaa besore thr sieor. n an