The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-14
THIRTY-EIGIITH YEAR
THE pRUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.
.uy MIN TyPECTED TO LAST
1UEOUGH 1HE WINTER

Hare FngnGcments Rcportcd-The Battle OF
rt,i,, Inst-Thc Revolution In Algeria
Uprbrcked No Lack Of Materials, touL
Metals, Food, and Good Wiii In Paris.
IospoS. Oct IA French despatch says that
m Arrangement occurred on Monday, the 10th, near
s,uycres between body Of Francs-tireurs and the
Pru.sians Ajer q short conflict the latter retired
With lose Of thirty Killed and wounded. The oc'
,upation Of Orleans by tie Frussans is tjet con
etmod though 1t IL certain tie French have fallen
back alons the lert bank Of tie river Tie rru slams
,re leaving Gourbeay and marching TO G'ots
Turning from st. Quentin they trca,en Amiens.
Az sNGAGEuENr OCCURRED
Al Mo,tearss Yesterday between tic Uhlans and the
uussars A force Of 800 Prussians and 300 saxon'
has arcid, occupied Gisors. The Germans have
also appeared At Moutjidcr where small dctaeh'
ment OF them was de Gated by tie rrincs-;ireurs.
A telegram from Arlon, Belgium, dated last even
hr, says: Heavy cannonadiuE has been heard to-day
In the direction Of Thon,ilie l. Is said the sarri'
,on Of Moutmcly has rolrcated to Stcnay
Particulars Of tho battle before Metz, which oc.
Cured IN Friday last, have just been receive y.
Tie Fl rch made sofiic in force and after battle
ver9
DRIVEN n,cK wIru TREMENDOUS Losses.
The Prussiaus took great number Of prisoners.
The French ire from the fortihcatons OF Metz cou-
unues in-c5santy. The Francs-tircurs not being
Uniformed the Pru'snns do not regard them as
r,rular sol hers Of France, o. shoe, them on sight
Tie dee , OF The French at Arienay opens the way
10 Orleans for the Prussians. The occupation Of
hat city s hourly expected.
On M,nlay Ptuss!an cavalry division drove
four ttus-ud Mob es atross the Eure. noaI
chtu.v. Tho losses Of tn, latter were heavy. 1t
hkuOWu Lat Con. Garbaldi has left Tours in com
pany with col Frappoh for tn scat OF war The
exact ,os .ia'ion has not teen diyu'r d, but 1t is
tbtima,ud hc will take comm nd at Orleans 1t i'
expected t..t Prussia, in view Of
ruE uELIcNrS RELATIONS WIN ENGLAND,
n eou,l lqg,ucc Of the 'atter's alleged violation o
teulrslil will give Count Won Bernstor, the Nortl
Germ1n Ambassador. 40 indefinite leave Of absence
blvns only Charge d'AnIrcs at London.
nis nov sgil that the revolution in Algeria is IN
eteckei Ia the Province OF Constantine the in
rurgcnl- rave gained the same advantages, and bic
tie aunuttcs defiance. The CORRESPONDENT Of th'
Loodou rsig,d charges the Russians with con
tant cxacgcriuon. lie writes that the number o
men and - e amount of material captured at StrIs
bours .h,ui bee reduced at least one nalt from III
Prussian Grr-os. Prussia is now negotiating wit
The smaller states Of Germany for rational unit
1nder Frederick. IN place Of federation.
cONPR4uuNsivE STATEMENT PROM PARIS.
The Official decree appointing Gen. Aurel's d
fsladiuc to the command OF the army Of toe Loire
10 place ,l Gen. La Moterouge, Is published toJa,
late message from Paris has the following con
prebonsivr statement:
"MatoIias for tho workmen, coal and mctal'
food, ana good will are abundant here"
The te', sra phic and postal departments Of the N
ton have been united. FRANCOIS Frederic Steer
sekers has been appointed to the superintendent
OF tie new department by tie Provisional Cover
mont NJ. LosuT VIII be cIief secretary.
# seems that the Empress
LuGLSIE SENT ron CEN DouRBAKi.
ard that h"t object was to propose through him cor
sruou- ~ rrn-e the ba-is ,bs, Prus-i. chou
retain Alsaco lnd Lorraine and leave the Prince III
perisl under her regency TO govern France. whc
told by BcurbaSi that nobody in France would to
rpto even tie presence Of tie Prince, the Emprcl
burst INTO tears. A letter from Eug6ne to the Ea
perOr Of ch the Countess Cowpcr was the beare
doubtless referred TO this project.
Tho town Of Abs has been burnt according to Il
tAreat oil tho Prussans. The people, not reEul
soldiers OF France, had fred at the Prussiaus Gc
Burnside has frequent interviews with Count yc
Bismarck. Tire Prussians occupy Breteuil. tn
Germans are certainly advancing on Amiens.
The rumorod disorders in Reims are denie,
Tho runor and tho contradiction are equally u
Trustworthy, A correspondent OF tie London ~
reports that 100 volunteers from the United Sat
recently arrived at Tours, aud met with m enhu'
sstic reception. Gen. Fleury has been permitted
rejoin Napoleon at Wihelmsbohe.
There Is much curiosity to know
WAR MAS BECOME or MARSHAL LEBoUy,
. nothing has been heard OF him since the Or
series OF battles around Metz. The people in Tou
snd the vicinity are reported to be rushing to arm
Its expected that large masses OF fresh troor
called out by Minister Gambetta, will take the ne
within ten days. 1t is reported that Gen. Bourba
has socepted = command in Tours An enRageme
took place on the 1ith between the Prussians al
French at Messangere. The latter were defeatc
and compelled to abandon the place. corps
Francs. .treurs len Lyons yesterday for:tne seat
operations on the Loire. 1t is reported that t
garrison OF Montmedy have made sortie, VIII
resulted In the recapture OF slenay.