The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24
Cardinal Bonnechose to-day read from The pulpit
a protest against the INVASION OF rome

Pnris--Ths Rumored ffevoiuliou In sJe,x ].
Canard-Arraneenie of GaribaIai,s Com
mnns-t;erpnn Advance ON ADiiens--Swesp-
| ing The Valley Of the Loire Ilsce naneeas
! War News.
! LoNDoN, oci. - 1870.
telegram from Berlin says that the Marquis or
Galiiiet has arrived at WnnemshJhe. The ueaItn Of
| the Emperor IN Improving
\ GENERAL WAR NEWS PROM vEEs GlLLEs
telegram nom Versailles, dated yesterday, via
Berlin to-day reports tnat General which mas oc-
eupied charires. All j, quiet around Paris. French
uesefierS ltom Metz continue 10 come 10 our Hnea
| IA large numbers.
| THE SITUATION N rAEls-srapso1u mr. nm, spwe,u
/ LlNRs.
| courier from NJ. washburue with dispatches
| Tor Mr. Motley aud FOR the American government,
arrived to-day lie bring. letters from PARIS
| Ihey ere or the same tenor with all
Whose received dnIlnQ The last ten aays.
~ Is nov seen in Paris hat the SIEGE so FAR az
tho hombardment n concerned, Is for the present
an eauiyooal failure The oity in general cannot 10
reached ny the shots shells Of the Germans from
! any OF the positions which they now mold, or Tho
southern side Of Paris che houses on the heights
Antettl are wholly deserted. and those around una
Tour Malakof and at Gentllly, near TIE Fort Mon
tronge the only PORTIONS oi the southern quarter
OF Paris which are now IL aSeyi,hin range Of Inc
position now held BY The Prussmns. An attempt 10
oil the most this side OF the defences OF Paris
with water was abandoned, the water escaplng into
the caiacombs. on the northern side OF Paris tba
French occupy advanced and entfenched camp,
hall "a mie beyond 81. Dents, between the couroDne
de Ia Bricne ana the Double Couronne ia Nofd.
Tney command the bridges over the Rouia, the
roads TO tennessee and pontoisc and The hills look
ing TO Pierre Ftte and their lines here
sidesed 60 bepractcay impregnaple General Iroonu
reports Officially tnat the losses suffered by the Ger
mans FROM the artillery of forts before tey were
forced to evacuate st. Cloud were enormous.
DETAILS on rHE LAST soRrfE FROM rHE BE-
LEA1UERED CITY.
correspondent nc ostend sends me accounts
| given BY q Belgian officer Of the results Of
the latest actions before Paris. In the formidable
| sori,es made b. the army Of Paris oil The iAh
! and 10Th Of October the French troops behaved
1 with the greatest sieaGiness ana courage, and
/ showed admirable discipline. In both cases
1 they inflicted severe losses the Ger
1 mans, and returned In perfect order under
| the guns of Tie iortresses bringing with them
4 many PRISONERS. These We're preparatory 10 graud
! sortie IN lprce on the tMondayl, On which day
the French. 10 column twenty 1--WE thousand strODg,
I e0aposed 81 regular troops, cardes Mobiles, Ma
! tiona Guards and volunteers. supported ny thirty
| pieces or artillery, advanced under cover Of
rue guns OF Nom peiereln. 10y iuei aud La Nal.
rnasop upon Bougevai and Cnaton. with the OH
! ject o. destroying The bridges over The SEINE at
points held by the Germans, aud then cutting
/! the communications between lie investment on The
north ana that on the south OF the seine. the adj
vance or the French met by two divisions OF the
\ Ninth German corps, which were donbled mp aud
thrown back In confusion upon the Fifth corns al
Bon glsral. Tie battle lasted for three hours, the
I French driving back the Germans al all .pOints
/ and ACCOMPLISHING their purpose. when they with
! drew after destroying the German works, under
1 cover of the fortress. The Germ9ns lost In Tins
| sctiou Twenty-Five hundred Killed ana wounded,
! mostly the bcsi troops Of the East Prussia regi-
! mcuts, besides prisoners. Major General Won
Freschson Api-de-Camp OF the King 81 Prussia was
Killed Wine witnessing The battle and exposing HIM
self nn,ily in order 10 encourage the troops.
GERMAN sEroRr raI FIGHT.
A snrtie was made from Paris night nefore last In
The direction OF Versailles. the Germans aiier some
hours Ighiing drove The French back taxing one
hundred prisoners and two pieces of artillery The
loss 81 the beslegers was small ana Was eaurca by
u Donb bursting IN The midst Of battalion.
rBs auMogEp REVOLUTIONS IN NErz a CANARD
The r,nnurs cf revolut on III Metz, proclamation
OF he republic and assassination of Bszain-. are
pronounced absurd and WITHOUT The slightest 'onn-
datloa ~ fact.
ARRhN,;gNENr OF 0AsrBALDl's COMMAND.
I telegram from Genoa dated Yesterday states
that letter from the vosges In the M0rin.em0
newspape,y saJs:--Garibsldi has arranged Dis CON-
mand. fhe Ftrst brigade uider General Hossat,
CONTAINS regiment Of Mobile Guards aud Oue
bailsion oi Francs-tireufs, and large number of
| Engisamen GDd Spaniarus, commanded by Creme.
| me Second brigade, under Colonel Marie is nearly
all French. The Third, under Menotu GarIbald N
made NJ Of one regiment Of Mobile Guards. three bal
| 10 ions o! Italians and one battalion q natives Of
! Nice. company Of engineers attached to caOh
bait alion.
YnE uEiMAN ADvAsCe on ANtEss.
The Germans are advancing on Alniens ia Two
columns. one was at Breteuii iasI night and tho
her is st Montcdidier. the occupation OF which nas
| already been ANNOUNCED.
A despatch frons Lille reports that \ Prs,aslsn
advance guard il bivouacKed nj Ribemont, near SC.
Quet,tu,. and a1orher body ia approaching lie rars.
pgsgiBLg UPRISING Ar tvBy Ia OATAILLs.
A telegram from EoGen. dated this Sunday
nen, says that al fvry Ia oa.ailit, in the Depart.
ment Of E0re, the Old mcn, women ond children
rore against the PtussIon troops occupying the
place uud terrible scene ensued Numbers were
killed On both sides and aiitulaDcee have beep sent
10 The relief OF TIE wounded
swEErr;. THE VALLEY or rHE LOIRE
The prusslans have taken all me clothing from The
SHOPS ana wine from the cellu,s in Oriean. Bishop
Dupanloup orbl1s the ringing or the church bells.
heavy artIIlery,s posfed on The duays. Permits 10
cross he river arc reluctantly granted. The invx-
ders are sweeping the valley of the Lore u cattle
which are sem 10 the forces around Paris.
PROGRESS or fHE SIEGE or scnLesrApr.
| The nr-t parallel against The southern fort or
| Scblesadi has been opcEed. II IL 800 PAGES from
! the work. ana has been mounted with thirty-two
guns ready for 1se. 1hs pr'tssans lost In ts eseai
| ,shIneni only three men.
SEw MILITARY DIVISIONS OF fsASCR.
The following Now mhssry divisions have been
| formed Ia France.
DIVISION Of the Sor't-GeneraI Bonrbaki com
mandinp; headauar 4, Tile
DIVISION Of the Gc.t General Fiercu comuaud-
! ing. headquarters q! Mans.
UlvsIou OF the Centre General Polhes comma nd