, 1870-12-10
CAMP BEFORE PARIS.
Newspaper Correspondents With
- the Army :, :.
Movements of the French.
!. Witt Paris Be 9ombarded :?

{rRou OUR srEc1AL coaxReroypyEr,1

d, nS o..
A0e uAach ce8 Auesll0m..
ffRoa OUR sFse1AI cosxksrososST.l
rE1sAEI1s, Nov. 1e.
Tbe last Of the American (3r,.r,la ~, c,1r.
bsro IN s,n5, ". Nail. a.s,.., -, 49,
w.. a,ai o 'sosoa VI "1
ao sss.eso4s. !. uue 'nete Il petson
zero yet Noo purpotta 10 have becn General
in our union army, and who scts now ~ cor
reepor dent Of tho New York Herald. T h.va
h.sn ~onn...a1.
A'pe.'ee1 seAeo oy f30sslAn omsefa
"hetnef l kreW this General Of the United
States Army, but ! had to confess nv iruo-
r.nee:; .l,bonuh tnex ". h,d h r,1;,n;. :.
49,. -.s ~. " 80. ne, Nnn "no"' no"-
wa aot personally AeauAlnseo-
Inese Ase, however. enough officers OF other
neutral nA.iouAlities left here to do the epee-
tstor busjnesa IN tha f,Inodv d-.m, . nj, . .,
rs,e.;.1,.. a;..:sH.:a.. ~ w.. W
tho Dritish Cofonels and Caps1ins with thtir
heavily go1d-lace trimmed undsess caps and
g.!desl awoads, Colonel Wa,kar. the military
ntkoeAe og tha Rri,i,b E,nb..av ~ p.-,,n in,
Ii. sc..s- :. .,.as.- =. ~sv ...sa :. ~. ~
~ " to-As's ~ "@4oS"5 % we'll Ano"n 10 tno
Moltke himself. On the strength Of his unl-
form and his toleFab bic good GermEu sociAbil-
liz. be c;rcu1ates freely around plxres xhern
oily PrussiAn military officers Of Z high order
are found Then comea Captain Hoss,er, tho
militsty correspondent Of the L1ndon Times.
Wiz. having been through the Absssinian ~
we'll - tho Prnseian campaign Of 1855. TO-
places Major tembe1ton, killed 1t SedAn.
CAPTAIN Hosier ia the very typc Of I true
Bohemian He fully believes IN the doctrine
tha, good Bohemian, that is, oae Who il IN
10 the requirement. Of our nuct,-vaunted
g.se5vs, as veil NJ the Generl commanding.
II il rot in vain that the CAPTAIN hsd bis
schooling In the dominfona OF Tueodorus. He
understands how to manage 20 - to live At
the expense Of vanquished people What
Of that, il he Is \ disittetssted spectator,
right 10 add drop into the bucket by addile
his Insignificant requisit.ons Tor qu.ftera and
forage to the vast Number which are dzily ia-
eued from the German l,eadquartera7 J. few
hundred or thousand more francs added to
the aum total OF war expensos which BlsmaIk
rot matenally Affect the French nation,
tI1uks The valiant Captain. He IL, however,
not the opiy one who shlpkn 40. The
whole battalion sent cut here from the
Il Thuudercr." including their chiet, Dr.. Rus
eel, with bis horses, lackeys, and secretaries
F4ench. One Of these sweet " neutrals" in.
ttAlled himself. by order OF the Chief Quarter
u,aate1, into house from whose poor and a.
most half-atargcd FORTRESS he exAckad hts
morning chocolate for several wecks without
.yen Offering to * x her t. xhsnss the 1n9as,
When the few sous OF the FORTRESS gsys out,
Sir, Times correspondence chocolate wa at
an end, too. The French Inhabitants, espe-
ciAl1y their authorities here, are indignant 1t
the conduct OF these tscka1ls. They say {Aud
who viii blame them for it y tl,At they did not
~ 4 A,sx.s
ses;t e tla, Eopl,sA otaicers live at The EXPENSE
of The +, ench nation ana Ia their rcnui.ttjons
are rent tiuea eyen more e1artinr Than IL.
Pm. slams,
We hare, besides tho English officers above
mentioned, Sir Henry HAvelock. nephew Of
the hero Of Lucknov, who Ia regularly A.
tarhed 10 the staf1 Of the Crown Psiuco. and
who has tho good taste of dressing himself A
Ac;yi|ian: Ethidea the EneIiah there ara I,us-
s,sn md anstr;sn of;crIs hara amnn1 tha
i,+,ar ~ 1;ctr-a.1uo hr.s.- w,;gn-,n ~ ~
~ fsa.s s.Yot " ~
tt.s,s - So-r Ss.. 1..- ~. =. s"t III III. -, -
soma LAM MI, +ba;5 5anf'ie "u rt. ~ a1o a
~ r. ~ ,1a, ~ ranort ~ ~nn :. i...t Aoae ~
harilasi. b. The rss. Ibis pGts M ms in , mind I Of
e.o ~. - H,.Sa.,n s t..4sa:t Mts,e ~
VIZ ~ ~. 4uit4 4ta.e1a'ts' !1ia lnolsAuuAs
"uo.s Ea1ue Was non., snu WHOSE FocAuot
".s .o1s - :lsssIonasut !oI coloene
paLte1. , uau tne tementy q GstuciH1ue, n one
.s!s Ha los tno stesponoen.s 81 tad Lonopn p
I.tt "t saa AZ 3.ems; tauons usueE .noss hd
oSo ~ 1nas' - ntust ~ ~ toi aasaon 41ous
l.. a.e ~ rnri;.h.n. ausaos.o, ono euC.a
oo - Eubsstrni1u, - no Getnhn can o!en ~
Pl9acn lneee nen as6aAthres, eie- Inc lnut-
1' ,a.o 1ne banos Q. son Aoon; this ~: :stter po-
icy ~ nc aM nen .hst -; naso "ene
~ ouetae.so . ~ sno r y. t.AoE nas nune :.
NJ. ~ IL. .,m.s, -. ~ -, =.
MHs Wne.Hes .s.,.ad ao ~, een r. a.e 1.osS 49, ~ -.
~ ,hare 1no.@J ~ ~ A rot a;,i -.n,s,g ova' IT,
ns 49, p ~ - 1s ~ ~ 1.ns A -, t.!.,.
aty, q .ne p.pets " ~ ueeeaaeo ~ osnu e.
!aAeu enAiRe ot ~ t0s f1usssAn pon:ei ous
ule enMc.ent 70 koos IaAs tae wlnlns W. w.
1c1tnoLGns ns1 euousu 20 ~ 20 ptemH NJ.
o' ny1., 'nsteau y. sn.AinS tus ouss y. tes'
ssnses W t h.s tess, 70 s"auo - wa ..
t,r,rters TIE .t,thor;t;es .,tsmntni n
49, sna u,ttar, us1,a5 ~ hr+ - 'aLe5 or,s
,h-annl' ,i,a r.a, Il, 1Tot cst.nt n.;nistet via
.ann1r1aa The fnnrr.i rerriccn RI. sr.t-rr
1S ~ sccrecy ana erpion.ra Tsn never p,assts.sf
xith crater nerfe.ton' even untjer thr nre.
| s;d;ns .. MN. ~ rersicnS dnr;rr tbe s.cnod
e.n,,jrn thar il i. carried On f,err by III rr,,a
san nencarmt nt dar IsOliE i. D,1ecfor Stie.
| her. ard ; pue oi the besde OF tbe various de
| partments. The famous Colonel Baker. ot
son},, have to learn m.nT : tr;.s and roup ID
| fnrrr rl,ch tlrse ,ndIspr1,.sb}e xux,IiArias Il
nrrn,an nn;ty dsily pI.c,ice. Hardlg I.,
nssecs In, nno r.,or W,ire or m,f-i.rrsfe fsntt
hiuro,f on llr route to Glccsn nr Spandau
! without kro sing 10 What to attribute Ii plea
cure Of finding bimetlf On an excursion trip
ed OF being Preseh patriot, which. .os coarss >
ronstitn ntcs inr, row the createst crims in III
eyea Of A I'rarsian re,t3sfme.
hs to secrec-. nothing in the texst ths
vonll nd 10 tlsuoustta,e cyea the ex,s,cnr
Of any French s,mles is allowed 10 .p pe4r Il
the Official t,aper. The only one published here
Seye,ai d.vs ago private news came to ron
Frencl, ci1izeus that b.ttla had taksn rls.
| 1t Orleans. in which the Bavsrianr under yo
der T.pr we're badly whipped ~ the Army c
! Tic Ioire uncer Hspfel ie paladiue, aud th.
their baggage and Ammunition in the hands
The lAtttr. Immediately vent TO eever7
Pruss{,u cfH-ers cf n,y acqu aiatAnce to iuqui1
~ TO The truth IT this report Mona Of thel
pretended to know anything Abort it. wei
to the headquarters OF General solsKe II
. | there veptuyed to make sinaL1r .guiEies fro
) | \ high officer of the stat. He b.audlr rep}it
th.t sour troops have eyacu.ted OElesns.@' b
| rot word yxs mentioned about bat IL or d
,, feat. Nti,her has lie Nonitrur Otfcies tua.
The least A1tusion to the tfYals until last nigh
! | Consequently, eeren dsYe after the bsttle b:
: here. through the channels OF foreign ne =
= rsperx. Who Ind them from Tours-theu,
. ronrse. WHEN there w.s no chsrce OF coucs,
: ipr il apr longer, the .Aon,feur publishes oi
chilly that General yon der Tam, Learnt
ttat the so-cal!ed Army OF the Lol
had rssted the Loire on i
a 9th Of November. near Deaugancy, hhl tax
. position aeainst ,his army ou,elde OF the ci
- Of Orleans that after having ascsrraineu :
Il | 4uOLIlcA} force Of Ills AdTerrAr1et. he retlfa
- fichtlnc. towards Ssiut Fefniasy. This ea1
= 16;cisl oa;ctr nuts ths German loss At for
= ~ two of6eers md 667 men. aud that Of !,