Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-25

herS $4,000 men, all regulars. It's duty
/ Will be to make sortie to force its way
through the Prussian lines and join tht
army coming from Loire. The thirC
army Is commanded by Gen Trochu
and comprises seven divisions of in
fantry and one OF cavalry, aud mum
bers i30, 900 mobiles and marines. Its
| duty is to defend the forts, and under
tase the operations near them. TrD
chu's general staff is composed o
Gems. SChmits, Chief General: Gucine
Chief Of Artillery Gems, Camband and
La Tour, Chinf Engineers; Gen. Wolf
Chief COnmissary. III eight divis
ions ~ the third army are commanded
respectively by Trochu, San Mon, De
Tuncres, De Bulourt, Conrad, Dc
Hughes, Loronicree and Pathun.
Trochu informed the troops in his
recent speech that the whole force Of
the Germans around Paris was only
100000 men, who were spread over 4
circle Investing sixty miles In circum-
ference, and when the proper time ar.
rived he will easily break this atten-
uated circle.
An official report that provisions
are sufficient to give fresh meat, bacon
bread aud dried vegetables, in all two
pounds of solid food per day to each
nhabiiant until the 29th of January
THEINvEsrINe LINEs-sIxTY-FIvE
MILES OF CAMP.
The Worlds correspondent writes
from Versailles on the 10th: a have
made tour around the whole German
circle of Investment, beginning at sat.
ronvllle, point ON the Seine, eight
kilopeters northeast OF st. German
Eulaye. The army of the Crown
Prince holds Il double line OF entrench.
ed positions, extending from west tc
southeast side of the city to ChellCs, 4
point on the Marine, near the junction
OF the Strasburg railway with the
river. This line is lorty-five mile,
long, taking in st. Germain, Morley
Versailles Sceal Charly Leroi Noissy
LeGrand.
The army of the Crown Prince oi
SaNony holds Il line extending from
Cheller around The north and north.
east OF the city, twenty miles long
touching Mount Fermeil, Severan
Gorgeous and SaHois. The troops arr
Guartered in all the houses of the vii.
lagos, and some in wooden barracks
NaAh hit oO otAAtfitu NlldJ IL II tlllltNli
10 detern inc their strength. They are
apparently so arranged as TO le alle to
concent ate 10000 or 10000 me, on
any point attacked within two hours.
10 concentrate larger force will re-
quire SIX or seven hours tn DO. The
health Of the tio0ps isgreatly impaired
sick lists are daily growing more
alarming.
MoLTKE GIVES PARIS A MONTH.
The Worlds CORRESPONDENT o. Yer
saiiles writing on the J. lth SAYS: Moltke
said yesterday Paris will be able Ia
hOldOutatmust four week. longer. de-
pi0re tie folly OF the French inrefusing
TO yield and the necessity for dcvasta-
ting the county. The opinion OF the
army concerning the entry of Paris
coincGes with that OF Moi;ke. The
men, however, urr terribly anxious
to so home. IAcy don't care about
seeing Paris now. The rear OF the
army investing Paris IS protected by
IN earrira! OF fresh troops.
HOW NAPOLEON MAY Bc RESTORED.
The belief p-evpils among officer,
that as sOOr rs Paris is occupied the
may my Va iiit tl''iS " iAi ht y tidi tNitu
in the city, and remain there al win
ter, supeintending the Constituent
Assembly and keeping vice circle oi
country under subiusation, while the
army Lately under Bazaiue is to be
brought back to France, to I've used in
strengthening the hands OF a new
strong government, with which pence
VIII be made. At the head OF this
government will be Napoleon. This
Is the reason why Ba2aue has been
scntto \Nilhclmshohc, and Of the com
municAdons btween Napoleon, the
King, Bismarck, and the imperailistso OF
England and Belgium.