New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24

TO know nothing of what occurs outside the WALLS
No foreigners are permitted to pass the lines.
There are still great questions about the sorue'
which Trochu and Ducrot say must be made, but all
the other generals oppose it sacrifice OF fe 70 no
purpose. There is strong opposition also oy many
members of the Government Trochu refuses TO Do
bound by civilian opinion.
1.-THE Tempe of the 18th, on good authority, says
that beef win wholly fail in week; horse IN Tort
night; salt meat week later; then vegetables ana
-four in three weeks Beside the meat ration Gov
eminent gives orders for two cents worth OF pread
little clothing is distributed There is much SUI
fering from cold More than 100000 persons who en-
tered Paris are wholly dependent upon charity.
1.-THE wounded are well attended. The American
ambulance is considered the best: American sur
geons are considered more skillful than the French
Minister Washburne has received dispatches from his
Government approving his remaining In Paris-the
only dispatch that has arrived since the siege
began"
WHEN THE LONG CONTEMPLATED soRTIE WILL
BE MADE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUsHl
LONDON Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1870.
The special correspondent Of The TRIBUNE az
Brussels telegraphs to-day 'Trochu has declared
that he would make sortie only when he could hear
the cannon of the Army of the Loire"
PARIS NEWS FROM BRUssELs-ALLEGED SUCCESS
Full ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STORES DE-
sTRoYED.
BRUssEIs Wednesday, Nov. %, 1870
The independence Beige of this city has dates from
Paris to the 10th, received by balloon.
On the 18th inst. the sharpshootcrs in Gen. Tro-
chus army made reconnaissance from Paris as far
as Champieny. three miles southeast of Vincennes.
At that point large body of Prussans was encoun-
tered After sharp action the Prussians were dis
lodged and the stores collected there destroyed.
The Parisans returned to camp without serious ioss
1t is said that an organization called the CIVIC
Guards composed mainly of foreigners, has been
completed in Paris. Many of the inhabitants who
fit for service have also been enrolled This body
executes the orders of the Government distributes
the ratiOns to the citizens and soldiers and performs
other service of similar nature. The morale of the
people was excellent. For two days the Prussans
had been firing on the engineers who are at work in
front of Fort Iyry Forts Vanves and Issy returned
the fire.
LETTER FROM GEN. HAZEH-STRENGTH OF THE
PRUssIAN LINES-A COMPARTMENT NOT AN
TTCIPATED-THE SORTIES FROM PARIS USE
LESS BUTCHBRIEs.
rom The Evening Mail
We make the following quotation from private
letter written by Gen. VIM b. Hazen, L. s. A., and
dated Versailles Oct 2S." The General says:
There can be no doubt Of the military termination OF
matters here The Prussns have not been driven from
single point along the line of investment, nor can
they be- Their uc tho south and west of Paris Is near
enough bombard any part Of the city, and they have
park heavy guns roe such az all other siege parks
ever known bear no comparison.
The soldier of the Prussan Government favors
vigorous Of these guns but the diplomatic opposes
IT, and am inclined TO believe the city will surrender
before accepting the fire.
1t il certainly the OF Prussan nation and Gov
ernment with slight exceptions to spare the city, Here
Versaes not picture statue has been disturbed
neither was there at St. Cloud and Gil along the line OF
march nothing injured and nothing taken but for
the necessary use the army The whole army officers
and men, kind and courteous to ALI and every one,
however humble, who speaks to them, however high, II
certain OF Kindness and attention.
The troops are well quarered and the weather will be
no impeachment their operations witnessed the sortie
from Mont valerien day before yesterday They had
slams had times many troops under to meet
then Sorties from Paris useless saughters OF men,
and hope they will try no more OF them.