The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-04


issue or the period OF its termination. The HERALD
correspondent reports by telegraph as follows:-
Anumber OF Italian volunteers, mostly Genoese,
continue to join the force now serving in France
under General GariDaldi.
CASH LEVY.
The Prrssian commanders at Dion demand levy
OF half million OF francs, to be used for the
maintenance OF $4,000 men. The present object OF
this force Is to advance on Lyons.
THE NAvIEs.
IL Is thought that the American representative in
Paris has stipulated that the French and German
war vessels now serving in the waters OF China and
Japan shall abstain from active hostilities while on
the Asiatic stations.
THEIRS VISIT,
M. Theirs entered Paris on the ooth Of October and
returned TO Versailles on thc 31st. Nothing has
ranspred as to the exact intent or result OF his
sion.
The bombardment OF Paris has not commen ced,
but Is looked for at any moment.
METZ.
kilograms from Saarbruck confirm my previous
report OF the fact that the Prussan troops found In
the magazines, arsenals and forts Of Metz oil kinds
OF war stores. 1t is now said that there were plenty
OF provisions In the fortress but the assertion not
credited.
oARIBALDI.
Polish Garbaldian legion ID In course or organl-
cation at LYONS, 1t win muster 500 men and be
commanded by Jaroas DombrowskL
IN THE FIELD.
The operations In the field 90 on actively at Ger.
tain points. The Prussian Guard, Queen Augusta q
regiment. stormed Ielourget on the Soth ultimo
with success They captured thirty French officers
and 200 men.
Y .,~s,,.s
GERS and 400 men placed hors de combat the Ger
man side.
On the 27th ult General werder's vanguard en-.
countered the French army near Gray. The action
was pretty sharp. The French were put to fight,
and the Germans captured fifteen officers and 500
men.
Advices from the southeastern and western dis
trlcs OF France report the exhibition Of an ncreas-
ing energy among the population for the defence
OF the country.
The people exhibit o determination to continue
the war; 1t may said, indeed, that they are re-
solved to do 80. particularly II ccssion or French
territory should be insisted on by Prussia as one OF
the conditions Of peace.
BAZAINE.
The Lyons Journals denounce Bazaine for his sur
render OF Metz. The Tours journals demand the
proof OF Bazane's 'trcasonn 10 the republic The
In which he protests against the popular condemna
ton Of the Marshal, when "his defence, II any be
needed, Is unheard.n
RESIGNATION.
General Dc Hubbard, commander Of the military
district Of Toulouse who had been placed under
arrest by the preect Dufortal was released subse-
quently In consequence OF instructions telegraphed
from Tours. He then resigned his commission and
was replaced by Lieutenant Colonel Dernay.
CONSOLATION.
General Bourbaki states, from Lille, that when the
Francs-tereurs assailed and stopped the army rail-
road train between MZeires and Rethel the Prus-
sian enemy lost l65 men.
At Formcsier, on the line Of the Amiens and
Rouen Railroad, the Prussians have been repulsed
by the French regulars and some men OF the Garde
Mobile, supported by artillery. The Prussians left
seven men dead on the field and made very dis
orderly retreat.
Prussian force Ia reported ut Hirson.