The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03
TIE MILITARY OPERATIONS
TsLEGaAsS TO JHE NEW YORK HERALD.

Gnnibetta's Procinmations and Circulars Com
demned-Inactivity Of the Army Of the
Loire-Movcmonts Of French Pnroied On
ccr~-Ordered to Report 10 CasscI-Meiz
Prisoners En Route for Germapy-NIore scn-
sation Rumors Aboaf Metz-M. Gnmbetta
ON the situntion-Incompetency Of Garibui-
dis Onlcers-Operatisns Before the Capture
Of Dijon-vistors nj WiIhelmshoho-Siege OF
Ncuf Brisach Several War Notes.
LONDON, Nov. 2, 1870.
The proclamations and circulars of NJ Gampetra
are bitterly condemned in France.
INACTIVITY OF THE Army OF THE LOIRE
The Monttear complains OF the inactivity OF the
army OF the Loire, which, it says, now numbers
FULLY 100000 men.
MOVEMENTS OF FRENCH rAR0LED OFFICERS.
A despatch from Saarbruck states that Marshal
Bazaine, accompanied by Colonel viette ana eight
other officers, arrived there ON Monday. and put up
at the Hotel du Nord Prince Murat, with seventy
eight French officers. arrived last night ALI re.
suMed their journey during the night.
ORDERED TO REPORT TO cAssEI.
All the French marshals and generals have been
ordered by King William, at the request OF Napoleon
TO report at Cassel without delay.
TIKI METZ PRISONERS I'm ROUTE FOR GERMANY.
A telegram from Saarbruck dated to-day reports
that four trains with arrived here on sun
day and Monday. Seventy thousand prisoners are
expected TO pass through Saarouis, and eighty.fve
thousand are now en- route to Treves.
MORE SENSATION nUMoRs ABOUT METZ.
A special despatch from Brussels says that Metz ia
still inaccessible. Not one has been allowed 70 en-.
ter The Echo de Luxembourg ond the Echo du Noyd
assert that the garrison refused To recognize the
capituation, and that encounters with the German
garrison are taking place.
STORES AND PRovIsIoNs DISCOVERED IN THE CITY.
correspondent at Metz telegraphs on the 2d:--I
am informed from trustworthy source that the
Prussans have found in the magazines and arsenals
Of the forts stores of all kinds, including provisions
sufcient for the maintenance OF the garrison until
March.
THE SALVATION OF FRANCE IN rRK HANDS or HER
PRoPLE.
dcputatOn Of 1000 persons called upon N. Gam.
BETA yesterday 70 petition for organization Of the
scattered forces now operating independently In
various departments. Gambetta answered that the
salvation OF the people in their own hands. The
government could not even supply them with arns.
NCoMPErEscY or aARIBALDTs oFpIcgRs.
The authorities at Tours ascribe the loss or Dion
70 the ncOmpetenry Of Garibalds SardaniAn officers
and their cr'ide 0rganizatbOna which relieved tho
regular French forces at moment when the latter
were NEST needed.
pRUssIAN ADVANCE ON LvoNs--GARIBALDrs COM
MAND.
A correspondent at Garibaldl's headquarters tele-
graphs on the lst--Ihe Prussians made demand
on DiJon for half million security and provisions
for the maintenance Of eighty thousand men. A
strong body Is now moving on Lyons. Fifteen hun.
dred cavalry passed to-day near Genels, where we
were yesterday accommodating. We hold our post
ton. Numerous Italians, especially Genevise, are
arriving.
OPERATIONS BEFORE THE CAPTURE OF DION
me outposts OF General Werder's command en-
csuntercd the French near Gray on the 27th ut.
two days before the occupation OF Duon, and re-
pulsed them at all points, taxing nfteeu officers and
500 men prisoners.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT wILHELMsBoEE
The Duchess OF Hamilton ana the Princess OF
Monaco were among the visitors at WDnemsh0ne
on Tuesday. NJ. Pieri, who had left Cassel, was re
called by Telegraph.
THE SIEGE OF SEUP BRIsACu.
The Prusslans opened tire from their heavy guns