The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-09


Tue London Times tbs morning has resssn to
believe That the bombardnent OF Paris WIN not
begun FOR two weeks. Kiag William Is reluctant to
destroy so grand city and Il giving the French
every opportunity tonegotiate for peace.
COOL.
me project or summoning the North German Par
lament 70 meet nc Versailles Il taking shape and
VII! probably be carried into eject
TURNING THEM ACCOUNT
the Director OF the Jariin des Planes has sold the
animals to the butchers. Bunaloes briag high
prices.
FRANCE RESPONSIBLE ron THE iMrsNprNe prsrRuc.
TioS OF PARIS.
Atelegram from Berlin dated TODAY saws thar all
the Berlin newspapers, onlcia and otherwise throw
the responsibility OF the impending destruction Of
Paris on the French. The latter have thus fur OBJ
| stinately refused to recognize plain facts.
CONDITION or rue BANK or FRANCE.
Acoirespondent telegraphs on the 4th inst. The
Bank OF France Issued twenty-five franc notes to an
amount OF 2,325 oOJf. since the SIEGE 1t has re-.
serve OF $4,000 notes or twenty five francs each
only requiring to be numbered. 100000 new notes
will be issued The bank Is able TO issue daily 10 900
notes OF twenty-five francs, $4,000 notes OF fifty ana
| 5000 of lO0i.
FRANCE UNCONSCIOUS OF DEFEAT.
telegram from Vienna dated to-day, says that
the Correspondence OF that city asserts that the
French government acts II were unconscious OF
It's defeat. It's tone and manner are the same as
they would have been II the French army had been
victorious and were now before the city Of Berlin
NO LIGHTS ON THE GERMAN COAST TO BE RESTORED.
telegram from Berlin, dated to-day. states that
the Prusslan government W hich recently gave
ders for the restoration Of the lights and buoys at
the mouth OF the Eibe. has now counterman ded
those orders, and the work has consequently been
suspended
DISTRESS AND Discomfort IN GERMANY
letter received here to-day from Berlin contains
the foowing-
Fearful distress and discomfort prevail In Ger
many growing out of tn proongatlon of the war;
OF which the journals dare not speak, because
no mercy Is shown by this military gov.
eminent. The whole country Is morally ami
materially In most deplorable condition,
and II IS doubtful how long the public indlgna-
ton can be restrained by military discipline.
Everywhere is desolation Tens Of thousands are I'm
mourning. Prussia may yet greatly miurc France,
but she Is so exhausted she cannot conquer for
King William must go Oh under the same conditions
as did the Emperor after the battles OF the l4th 10th
and 18th Of August, when he dared not venture to
Paris without achieving success eface the pre-
vions Disaster. William also seeks success before
daring to venture to Berlin, otherwise Prussan
FRosSAgD AND JAnEAs AT FRANKFORT.
Generals Frossard and Jarras have selected Frank
fort as place OF residence during their detention In
Germany.
THE INTERESTS or THE PArAcy.
despatch dated Versailles, November I, says
that the Archbishop OF Posen has arrived there after
an interchange OF correspondence with Bismark on
| a mission concerning the interests Of the Papacy
The Archbishop In the capacity of negotiator
between the PODe and the court M BERLIN
Tue. FRENCH BLoCKADING FLEET
The French blockadng feet, consisting OF seven
ronclads and four coryettes, Is north Of Hegoiand
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
Ii l. said that Baron Haassmann has been arrested
The city OF Metz ras been made the capital of
German Lothringep Q4orrainel.
A report from Berlin says that the French pris-
oners are supplied with clothing by tue Germans,
; French succcsses-The Army OF tho Lore
Doing Nci-Fhe Battle Near Orleans
Theirs Expected in Taurs-The Orgauixa-
tion Of the Army Of Pa,is-The Late nisor-
dcrs in paris-Prcss Criticisms on NapoIeon,s
Apology Garibnthis Address 10 His Soldiers.
Tours, Nov. g. 1870
Dispatches from Rouen report successes for the
French arms at several points In thar quarter.
SUCCESSES OF THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
Dispatches from the Army OF the Lore report
series OF successful engagements yesterday at
Poisly and st. Laurent des Bots. Two battaions OF
Prusslans, supported by 1900 cavalry aud len
pieces OF artillery, attacked the French advanced
posts After a combat OF two hours duration as
the French cavalry appeared to be surrounding
them, the Prussians rereated, leaving two officers
and lny men killed and seventy prisoners IN our
hands.
BATTLE NEAR ORLEANS.
A W. uUht To- n,ta
All the ambulances here have been sent the 'front.'
No news has yet arrived OF the result OF the tight
ing.
THEIRS EXPECTED.
N. Theirs is expected to arrive here tomorrow.
BALLoONING.
balloon, under the direction OF NJ. Ussandicr
started Sunday from the neighborhood OF Rouen Tor
Paris with a fair wind.
ORGANIZATION or THE ARMY or PARIS
Tic Paris Journal OGcte1 OF the 9Th says:-s.of the
three armies into which the combatants In Paris
have been divided, two are intended for service out
side the walls. one is under the command OF Gen.
erai Clement Thomas, and the other under General
Buchot Tho army OF the latter Is composed CT
three corps d'armee, commanded respectiyey.by
Generals Vlnoy, Renault and d'Ex6a. The third
army viii be under the special command Of General
Trochu, who at the same time Is COMMANDMENTS
Chief Ol all the armies.
TRocHU ON THE LATE DISORDERS
The Journal contains note from General Trochu
explaining the inacon OF General Schultz during
the disorders OF the 31st ut Trochu states that he
had gwen orders that the National Guard should
alone interfere to preserve order; hence the regular
troops were not called upon. The note concludes
with the assurance that the Natl nal Guard have
amply justified by their behavior the confidence re.
posed IN them by the General.
SOLDIERS ORDERED TO RETURN TO MILITARY DUTY.
A decree, just promulgated, orders all soldiers
who escaped from Sedan to return to military duty
within eight days. The requirement applies only to
those untrammeed by the articles OF capitulation
NAPoLE0Ns APOLOGY CRITICISED.
The Mo,1fteuJ, reviewing Napolcon's report OF the