The New York herald., 1870-10-29

IN possible that early next month he may change

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IN possible that early next month he may change
Wrhelmshone for Elbs.
WHY 0ARIBALDI sYMPkTHIzrD WITH FRANCE
letter from GaribalIi is published, IN which the
General says he at first sympathized with Germany,
when she sought the overthrow Of Napoleon, and he
now sympathizes with France because she has made
herself q republic.
rRUssIAN LOSSES AT soIssoNs.
correspondent at 0stead sends word that he
has had an interview at Brussels with colonei OF
the army OF Mecklcnburg sent to Belgium on a
mission In regard to the wounded, who informed
him that In the three days Of the fitting
at scissors the Germans lost no fewer than 600 men,
Prom all sides and from soldiers themselves the ex-
preston Of horror and disgust at the prosecution Of
the war and at the awful Dloodshed and misery 1t
entails grows daily louder and deeper
AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS FOR FRANCE.
A correspondent al Bouogne sends word that n
few Of the American volunteers who arrived at
Brcst on the steamer vile de Paris enlisted in the
Ninety. fourth regiment stationed in that city, but
the majority joined the Franc-tireurs, and were
ordered at once to Tours. They were received
cooly by the officials at Best but most enthusias-
tlcally along the road and at Tours.
CAPTURE OF A GERMAN VESSEL.
recent arrival from the West Coast OF Africa an
nounces that the French frgate Villepeute had cap
tured the German vessel Hero near the Banana
Islands on the 17th OF September. The prize had
seven hundred barrels of gunpowder aboard.
FRENCH HONOR INDICATED.
The court OF inquiry which has been investlgat-
ing the blowing up OF the citadel Of Laon, acGuts
the French conmandant Of all responsibility for the
outrage
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
Marshal Bazaine was recently informed that he
could only nave the terms which were accorded
MacMahon at Sedan.
lie Pays estimates the expenses or the war; begin
ming with the cost OF ornaments since 1868, at
f46o, 100000
Al orleans the Prussian bands play every evening"
but the inhabitants remain closely housed. The
shops are al closed and the women appear IN
mourning.
Dispatches from Tours report that General Michel
has been appointed to succeed Cambriel in the com
mand Of the Eastern Department.
The people OF Amiens display intense ardor in the
defence OF the city.
The French government has by decree ordere Il
trial by jury in all cases.
The CAPITALIZATION OF schIestSdt--Great Battles
Imminent Near Le Mans and Orleans-Suc.
ccssfal Sorties from Psris-News from
Bcsancoa.
TOURS, Oct %, 1870.
The onlcia report Of the captua alton OF Schles-
tadt has been received by the Minister OF the III.
terror.
GREAT BATTLES IMMINENT NEAR LIE MANS AND
ORLEANS.
The government continues TO withhold news OF
operations on the Loire. All that is known is that
vast bodies Of troops have been man9uverIng for
some days and that great battles are imminent near
lie Mans and Orleans.
SUCCESSFUL sORTiEs FROM PARIS.
Nothing Official h0S been received from Paris
today but is privately reported that several
cessful sortes have recently been made.
RESISTANCE TO THE INVADERS IN THE EAST.
Advices from Besancon show that a successful
resistance has been offered to the German invaders
Of the eastern provinces