The New York herald., 1870-11-07
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TELEGRAM TO TIE asR YORK HERALD.
Cash for Francc-GaribaIdi Taken Prisoner
Ills Position Rendered Untennblc by French
ORlccrs--IIis Opinion or French Feeling
several War Noics.
LONDON, Nov. Q, 1870.
NJ. Laurier returned to Tours this evening with
the 1rst cash insalnent OF tile new French loan,
which has been taken in England.
GARlBALDI TAKEN PRISONER.
A despatch from Dole the 4th inst. says Garibad
has been taten prisoner, with thirty Italian officers.
HIS ros slTIoN RENDERED uNTENABLE BY FRENCH
OFFICERS.
A special correspondent with Garibaldi at Dole
writes on the lst:-our position becomes daily less
tenable. Garibadrs forces increase but slowly, and
whole battalion Is sun without arms, owing to the
lnaction Indifference or open opposition among the
French authorities. both civil ana military. The
general commanding at Besaneon Affects to ignore
Caribaldps existence.
An engineer arrived here this morning from
Besancon with orders to blow up all the bridges
cutting Off Gar!baldi's retreat ir he should be
beaten. An expedition was sent to examine the
bridges and found them all mined, the officers In
charge intending to destroy them that same night.
Garloald three offered lis resignation, buJ 1t was
refused
GARIBALpI ON TIE FEELING IN FRANCE.
special correspondent with Garbaldl whites on
the t:It is iml ossblc TO discover any enthusiasm
among the people; they do not believe In victory.
They fear Prussian vengeance and sccrete all pro-
perty. Garibaldi allows nothing 10 bc taken with
out a requIstion. There Is disorder. Every
body Is compe led to pay The French destroy tho
railways and te!egraphs
AN ESvoY FROM TIE CzAR TO KING WILLIAM.
A despatch from st. Petersburg, october 81, says
that the capltuIaon OF Metz eXcites the asfonish-
ment OF the best friends OF France but believed
to be the price OF armstice. An officer or the
Emperors suite has lett for Versailles with special
dispatches.
A s0RTrE FROM EEUF BIEsACu.
A telegram from Alt DreIsach, dated Yesterday,
via Berlin to-day. states that the bombardment OF
Neuf Erelsach and Fort Mortier continues A sortic
or the garrison has been repulsed
CITIZEN KERATRY INrREECHED.
Keratry has intrencied the troops un Ter his COM
mand in a strong position, defended by heavy naval
guns. He Is well supplied with field artillery. Vol
unteers arc thronging 10 mis- camp.
! A FRENCH GENERAL SURRENDER or MErz.
| General Bisson, who was in Metz with his COM
mand until the capituldtion writes letter In which
he states that generals or divisions were never con.
suited in regard to the surrender the responso,l.
Ivy for which rests on Bazaine, Canrobert, Leboeuf
/ Ladmirauit, Frossard ana Desvauy. He GAYS that
on October - The division generals were required 10
| deliver up their eagles to be burned
MOVEMENTS THE FRENCH FINANCIAL AGENT.
A despatch received this evening instrucs Lau.
rler to leave everything In London as It stands
and start Immediately for Ca ais, where further IN
structIons await him. He expects DC ordered to
proceed thence TO headquarters He starts to night
BALLOON CAPTURED.
Two balloons from Paris with i've passengers
| were captured Saturday by the Prussfans. The
| prisoners were taken 10 Versailles. AL is quiet
| around Paris.
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
Mr. r. v Corbyn and his son have arrived In Lon.
| don from Paris.
| The Prusslans have occupied Severins ana Moyal.
| They are also ut Hermoncourt.
| Brittany mas subscribed heavily Tor the national
| loan.
| Fifty French army eagles taken al Metz have
been sent to Berlin General Wrange headed the
| soldiers bearing them.
A correspondent at Tours telegraphs on the Sd
that Gambetta is wholly unable to enforce authority
at Lyons and Marseles.
Perfect tranquility prevails now at Marseilles.
SlKirmishes the Rhinc-Serious Engage-
mcnt Ncar Dsion-Ncwspapers Threatened
with SuDpressi0E-1Iiliinry DEGREES.
TOURS. Nov. g. 1870.
Skirmishes between the advanced posts OF tue
Army OF the Loire and the enemy are of daily oc.
currence.
SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT NEAR DION.
A telegram rom Dole dated midnight yesterday
SATURDAY. says:-A serious engagement was fought
to-day the road from Dion to st. Jean de L0snc.
The Prussians, though using artillery ana mitrail-
euses, had, at seven r. NJ, gained ground. The
enemy were foiled by the Francs-treurs in an
| attempt to cross the Saonc. Nuts is occupied by
the Germans with artillery.
NEWSPAPERS THREATENED WITH SUPPRESSION.
The Hoate,r gives Official warning that the gov
ernment Is determined to suppress journals which
continue to publish information of the movements
OF the troops Such journals VIII not be proceeded
against in the courts, but their Offices VIII be
seized and their publication summary suspended.
MILITARY DEGREES.
The MonCeur also publishes number OF DEGREES
relative 10 the military service accompanied by
formal notice that the government requires OF all
officials thc strict enforcement OF these DEGREES and
ordcrs ana Is resolved to visit with severe mca-
sures any neglect or disobedicnce.
NEVADA