The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

that the ofiical report OF The capture OF Neuf
Brisach has been made public During the entire
investment eleven OF the Baden soldiers were killed
ana thirty wounded.
WAR MATERIAL CAPTURED AT ORLEANS.
ihe war material taken by the Prussians at Or
leans Is valued at so,ooo,ooo francs. Among
the Immense mass were great quantities or Chassc-
pots and other arms.
MOVEMENTS or cARIBALDI
The Germans have occupied Brancourt and
Etapes.
On Thursday, after the battle between Montbel-
Hard and the Swiss border, General Garibaldi with
$4,000 men, marched on Belfort General Garibald
reviewed his troops at Autnn on Tuesday.
THE CAPTURE OF vERDUS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
despatch from Berlin, dated the 18th, says that
the official report OF the capture of verdun is pub
lished to-day. Two generals, eleven stan officers
and $50 officers were captured. Besides these l38
guns, $4,000 rines and large amount OF stores
and ammunition fell into the hands OF the Prus-
SLAMS
GERMANS ADVANCING ON MoNTMEDY.
SIX thousand German troops are now marching
that town is therefore expected.
CHARGE AGAINST THE FRENCH FLEET.
Berlin despatch states that the North German
Gazette referring to the sinking OF the German bark
Charlotte by the French Of war Desaix, says it
was Migrant violation OF International law. Action
In the matter VIII taken by Prussia at the proper
time
THE FRENCH FLEET MENAcING HAMBURG.
There Is considerable excitement here over the
movements OF the French feet News OF the bonn
bardment OF Hamburg Is hourly expected. An on
cial telegram has been received here from the
Admiral Of the French feet saying that foreign
coasting vessels will be allowed 10 enter Hamburg.
but Eat their own risk,' whatever that may mean.
WILL PARIS BE BoMBARDED2
A telegram from Berlin, dated to-day, states that
dispatches received there to-day from the German
headquarters at Versailles announce that PARIS win
convinced that the city is so lily provisoned that
the surrender may be expected within month from
that cause alone.
On the other hand the Berlin Cross Gazette OF to-
day says the authorities viii show no false gene
rosity in refraining from bombarding Paris. The
fire will open very soon.
ADDITIONAL REPORTS ON THE SUBJECT.
correspondent, writing IRON Versailles on the
sth, says no bombardment OF Paris will take place
for long time yet, If ever. The hope now Is the
city will be starved out. The truth seems to be that
the constant and accurate fire from the French forts
has greatly embarrassed and retarded the German
operations and rendered much OF their work useless
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
The Crown Prince OF Prussia has been made
field marshal OF Russia.
The Prussians have plundercd the little town or
Achy, near Beauvais,, Tin the department Of Disc.
Dv,c
Louhans.
BOurbnki's Army-Hcnvy Exuciions Of tho
Prmssians-Lyons and MnrsciIles Quiet-The
Prussiuns Driven from Bonmers.
TOURS, Nov. IL, 1870.
The Echo an Noad at Lille has an article to-day
saying that the Prussians at st. Quentin and else
where continue to make heavy acquisitions on the
people. They have demanded large sums from
lie Nuvion, lie Capele, Hrson and other towns IN
that nelghDorhood which not yet their posses
sion The inhabitants o. these towns have armed to
resist.
BoURBAKI's ARMY.
The government here has received very import
ant information from Rouen ana Amiens about
Bourbaki's army. The French have concentrated q
large force al Beauvais and Gisors their line ex-
tending as far as Les Andelys and Lyons-la.foret.
They are well provided with artillery. battle will
probably occur on the banks OF the Epte, near
Gournay-en-Bray or Gisors.
ALL QUIET IN LYONS AND MARsEILLEs.
Advices from Lyons and Marseilles announce that
all is quiet in both cities. At Marseilles the au-
thorlty OF Gent Is generally recognized
THE PRUssIANs DRIVEN FROM BONNIEREs.
despatch from Roucn, dated Yesterday, says a
force Of 500 Pruss.ans, well supplied with cannon
entered Bonnleres that day, but were driven out
with loss by the Gardes Mobile and the Francs.
tireurs
THE PRUSSiAN ExACrIoNs.
Late adyices from Orleans dwell upon the enor-
nous exactions OF the Prussians, who obtained
many supplies evidently not for tho troops. Ii is
also related that many Of extreme cruelty were
committed by the Prusslans in the surrounding vii
lagos errify those suspected of harborng Francs
tireurs
MISCELLANEOUS.
M. Gambetta has gone TO Orleans.
Last night a number OF Prussians were killed at
Chateaudun by the Francs-tireurs.
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