The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-10

offcer ofered to escort him with his troops, but
Garibaldi replied he was not accustomed To IN es-
cort He added that he hoped to meet that oflicer
again on the field OF battle, helping 70
drive the enemy from the republic. Carl
bald then went to the Prefecture, where,
though much fatigued, ne received the members OF
the government and the Project. At that moment
battalion OF Francs Tireurs, loudly cheering en-
tered the yard Of the Prefecture demanding that
Garibaldi review them, ana shouting "Vlce Cart.
oaldt " "Vtpe reptlolfQue ~ and requested N. Glois
Bizoln to give Garibaldi an embrace for the bat
TALON. NJ. Cremieux delivered patriotic discourse.
aud the crowd separated. shouting for Garibaldi
and the republic. Before the battalion sft GarIbadi
made brief speech to Them in which ne said, 1--WE
shall meet again the battle field TO rid France OF
the lnvader.n He also said that he must now over
throw the superstition Of monarchy. the cause OF
oil the disasters to France. Garibadi is suffering
great deal IRON wound in the foot, and can only
walk leaning on the arms Of mis- friends.
GAMBETTA's ARRIVAL
Gambetta arrived at noon during a storm Of RAIN
thunder and lightning, and, after receiving slight
ovation at the station he drove in o cab to the
archhshop's palace. He Is invested with the most
extensive powers.
THE RELIEF OF PARIS TO DE ATTEMPTED.
II Is understood that vigorous measures are 10 be
OhiViccu cHdul1uS I'll OHcLSNe ulONcucut TIC Ic-
lief OF Paris II is reported the besieged pre-.
pared TO second such movement.
GALLANT DEFENCE OF sT. oUENrIN--THE PRusslANs
REPuLsED.
telegram from Havre, dated yesterday, reports
that 1920 Prussians have been repulsed from ST.
Quentin by the National Guard. The Prussians
were forced to fall back upon Ribemont.
The following particulars OF the engagement have
been received from Lille:-St Quentin IL now open,
the towns people having CALAMITY wthstood at
tack by 1900 Prussians The Project Anaole Lafarge
babe the people rise mnsse and defend the place.
He then assembled the laborers and armed them
from the gunsmith shops, and marched outside OF
the CITY. Barricades were raised near the canal,
which were held for Eve hours against the in.
cessant attacks Of the Prussans who retired with
severe loss to Ribemont. The townsmen also sui.
| fered considerably and the Project was wounded.
| VICTORY OF THE FRANCs-TIREURs AT vovEs.
| despatch from Voves dated yesterday, repor IL
fo0ws:-This morning at We O'Clock the Francs
Nreurs attacked two squadrons OF hussars and two
| companies Of Bavarians, who were barrcaded In
| the streets. After sharp combat the enemy re-
! treated. We took sxty-seven prisoners and nine.
| ty-four horses and many killed and wounded. Our
loss was trining.
| THE PRUssIANs AGAIN NEAR PITHIvIERs.
| "A despatch from Chartres dated yesterday re-
ports that the Prussians are ut Dreux In force On
Saturday last Prussan were seen near Pithl-
viers, the scene OF their recent repuise where the
| French forces awaited another attack.
| A MOVEMENT ON ErAMPEs.
| A despatch from Maesherbes, dated yesterday
| reports that the Prussans are massed near Etam
pes. On Friday several columns passed through
| Ferte st. Croix for Etampes.
| AFFAIRS AT MARsErLLEs.
Garibaldi excited great sensation at Marseilles
| Enormous crowds accompanied him to the depot.
American and Spanish war vessels are anchored
| there.
The Garde Civique Of the city have been drafted
into the National Guard.
| ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS.
| One hundred and fifty American volunteers ar
rived in Tours to-day and marched through the
! streets, carrying the American and French nags
| They were warmly greeted by the population.
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
Dispatches from various quarters show there
| have been more su0eessful skrmishes by Francs
| Tireurs with the enctey.
1 A despatch from Toulouse states that the Mobile
and artillery OF the department OF Haute Garonn
have started FOR Belfort