The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-22
THE PRUSSIANS IN FRANCE.
MARSHAL BAz1IyE TO MAKE TERMS
WIN BISMARCK
The Pru.sinns said 20 bs Marching OF Nor
mnudy-Tbc Palace Of ST. Cloud first Pill
LACED nd then Hurnfd.

The Prussinus said 20 be Marching OF Nor-
mnudv-Tbc Palace Of st. Cloud arst Pill
iaRed and then Burned.
ToURs, Oct. 2l.-The Papal Nuncio and the
| Colombian Minister are unable to leave, owing to
tie refusal Of the Prussians TO permit any passage
| through the lines
Contradictory rumors are flying about concerning
| the movements Of tie hostile armies on the Loire
but the general impression Is that the Pfussiars are
no longer coming this way and that large force Of
the enemy is marching on Normandy, vnere there
are fewer troors TO oppose them. The French army
o. the Loire In camp is improving daily The officers
are extremely rigorous in enforcing discipline, and
numbers OF the soldiers have been shot for disobe.
dience Of orders. The men are now in Cue condition
and spirits.
French scouts near Blois have taken a number OF
Uhans prisoners. A baud Of Francs Trcurs brought
no Ncmours eight Hussars, captured GU. Of
fcrign- party, the rest of whom with their officers
were Lilcl l. l. positively asserted here that the
Prusslns fred the clh,clu of st. Cloul
TO CONCEAL THrIR DRrnEDATroNs.
The citizens OF ST. C'on1 charge that all the vslu.
ahes In tic rll 'ce had disappeared before the nrc
broke out. Tie Government here has appropriated
10000 Tarcs 10 repair tie buildings OF Chate uadun
| aud ~ a testimonial Of its heroic defence.
1t is stated that leading military engineers to
form a series Of intrenchcd camps, In which new
troops will be drilled and formed into corps darm6e
Even the Na,Dnal Guards will be Obliged to pl.s a
certain time in tlese camps. NJ. Theirs has arrived
| again in Tours.
RoUEs. Oct. 20-Ccn. Pourbski and staff passed
| through the city to-day On tLeir way 10 Lille. A
ody ofthe enemy hss crossed the Seine and marched
| In tNe direction OF Isgny.
The Normans are eager for n night Gen. BRAND
Ia In command OF the troops
| Lyons. Oct 20-Oriers h,,e been issuel to sup.
ry this city With provisions for 1000 ,ncn for two
months rhe troops N the rural districts are ready
| to march, AMI waiting for orders TO proceed to
| Lyons.
IHB riour AT nRrrtRss.
rocnoY, oct. 20.-Dubos', the delegate ffom
Paris to Tours, who lslded near this town in
| balloon barely escaTcd flrg within the Prussian
lrcs lie gives further particulars OF tie last nght
rear Pri., ~ which, lie says, he vac inf, rmed by
| Admiral Moquct just he was about TO ascend At
Paris.
The engagement took place on the nth, and was
| resumed on the ish. Tie Piu-sans, in force, on
the evening Of the 18th, attacked the rodoubt Of
| Hautes-Bruyerc., near 1ssy, ana were repulsed.
With redoubed forces, they renewed the attack at
| ono o'clock the rext morning. but after a three
hours struggle were again rcrulscd.
NJ. Dubost saws 10 all tGe recent conflicts around
Paris tho French troops had the best Of 1t, The
activity Of the citizens was rrodigious. Paris was
making twenty Eve mitralleurs Dor week, two
nilicns OF cartridges daily, and cannon and NUM-
tious in proportion.
LILLE. Oct. si.-M. .Tcs'clin. Commissioner from
Iaris TO the Northern Provinces. hrs resigned.
ST QurNTiS, Oct. 2l.-A force of 5000 men, undcr
he GIInd Duke OF Nccxlenburg with twelve guns
IA marching on the town.