, 1870-10-15

Espenda the Gd-<ftS dn Atdt. until further otleT1,
B measure OF public safety.
Cansio, son-in-law Of Gar1bal1l. has arrived.
E.queros has received a reutton demanding
hat the Bishop resign, md be replaced BY one
hosen from The Clergy Of AAtsefllcs- Esqul.os
lecreea that the congregation Of Aafseillee be
i!asolvett. The fathers will be expelled within
hrce d251 but bs conducted to the frontier. Their
properties will be sequesteEed Professionally.
1T AND ABOUND LYoNs
TouRs, Oct. 14-Neljable inform alton Is Just re-
:eired BY natl from Lyons showing that that city |
a amply prepared to resist any foscc the rfus-
SLAMS CAD send against IL The heights near the /
:ity have been strongly fonlded. E4,trenched |
amps are constructed, and heavy guns
placed IN position. The enttre population
Is armed and drilling day and utRht Large num-
5cfs ct Mobiles and Fraucs treara have reached
l.yuna- There arc troops enough there now for
an army. and they mat bc easily organized to act
IN the defensive.
Ali symptoms OF d!sorler hxye disappeared
from the city. and Throughout tho south Of
France. The e!tuatlou Is now accepted uncom-
p'aiuinply.
The French army Of the South hts, IS sur
plus, three cavalry regiments, which we're sent
Auuth from Paris before the Investment OF the
city: the Algerian infantry ansl troops formerly
serving In the western departments, making
total Of 6.oco effective and disciplined men.
EIr0RrA11uH RESISTED.
1nsnns- Oct 1..-Th era In vio1ent ,eas.,.nce IN
a,l ,nr french channels norts tn Tho ah,onen, of
food in .nv forro
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have ordered the appra9semcnt 0t damages cvf-
IDENTIFY with the intention nt putting the nmou1t In
the bill OF indemnity against France.
The Oste Ga.ttt~ says Ssctlen has been ordered
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wcrr o1errt, IN fhc Ennnror. .,,rongb chi rnn-
r,n an1 savathc Fm,,eror a,rlse,l ia al IN
the nrnt,s,nnal Government
nrvnIr-1,oS.Rv unrrwrxr
demonstration la,cly occurred In Pa,ts favor.
allie IN a rutfcal change IN the rorernment Their
o1Ic,on Is ascrhrtl n Gnstay Flourens and Louis
p,snr me moxcnrt,t wss ent,,ry ins,cn,ncanr
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Metz.
Inter news received fttom Metz says the d5scn-
icrx, rcurry, bronchttue, and other diseases are
| prevalent IN the city. Ali ab1e-bodted citizens
| have been compelled to serve n the defence.
LnxpoS, Oct. l<.-There has been much anxiety
/! recently about the French Gencrul Ler}Uuf. i
correspondent At the Standard to-day says he II
l in Metz, aud has q command uutir 1sazalne.
A siespatch from the sub-rrefect Of POM
L'Eveque, dated Wednesday. fully confirms tht
+ reports Of successful Eortics By Naza.nc. lie hat
burnt I'VE villages which hal given shelter to tn,
t'r,esiana, tltslodgc,l the enemy from several po
sitions, md cut TO pieces four regiments Of cav
airy anl several batsallons. Al the same tim,
CaDrobcrt matlc a successful sortir on the Ief
hunk Of the Moselle.
The EoriI srecia! At Ostend, reports that III,
French won IN advantage tn the lights abou
Metz md states the German losses at '.eoo ktle'
and wountcd, ocs'des great number o1 ps1a
onsER .. ...-..- 49,.
There arc fnmoss 4som Samof OF An lnteade'
ratEeas Of the German !ofcea At Actz, upon IL
menaced German forces upon tne maan 'fonK
| the German communications.
ToCRs. oct. 1s--Ads'ccs rom hetz sac" INA
| the P1ussiaus occupy Gordon et ss9lages aroun
the CITY. nnt no'a no nos'.lon "nn'h alatenee
twenty Kilometres OF me tos'ueatsons nazasn
msdt sof1sc on satutaas last III "''ca ne cal
| tufctl CIV oxen AMI ~" snecP HUM thc l'1usslan
NANCY.
The cneny maintain struug garrison Ia Sauc,
ss<ei,, pesr.tch to thr Sev York rtibare-
: LONDON, Oct. 1l.-Your correspondent .elt
Cra;,hs frop. petonfa5, near N.tz, on .hc 11th.
= | foltows: IA French dcserter from Metz. beouSl
su this morning, states th4t be belonged to
| rcncf.s command. lie reports that there
c ueitAcr bread OF salt In the clip. Baz4iue h,
Impressed into the ranks all ablebodted civilian
: The garrison, including these, number lnh,o
, men unsle. arms The Eerv!cc Is very har
Troops 1uust sleep on shcir Arms. The asatlecut
e | Is great and the 1nntlny Beems impending. {
/ | the eth portion II the corps refused 10 make
j j soEtte. Its ti}t1cult to force them to out-pt
| duty Even the Guards show symptoms Of ii.
te4s1cucc. Much Mekucss is prevailing. chic
> | Iyscnrery, hronrh,tes, and scusyu DeserterA q
arranged in concert
c PROVISIONS IN rAR1s.
= Paris letters to tic sath, aud newspapers Of t
!, a1th are received Sewa IL Ec4nty, The me-
It | sprp,y IL limited To SIX ounces rer hel
II | Atout 10000 oxen and 10000 sheen ,
A na.u a sunn.x fnr not ,nnre III
r two mon,hs, butcher shops opeu twice We
O. under guard. large number OF horses 1
s. slaughtered for food. They are ali saltetl =
preserved, Provisions are 1t enormous prtc
at note dated the 18Th says thcrr is ycrs little 10
G. Of nny Hnd " bs hal cxcsp, a, yery ntah mice
n MISCELLANEOUS
u FEw Y0ak, Oct 1A-ForciRu letters state Il
en- attcr this war the Turcos and Alzcnnes will
be employed in the French army, as the5 do m
en- harm thkn good.
German papers d!*crcdts the story Of Eugcn
~ tscArtnR to send the Prince Imperial TO Metz
nd IT B,smarka participation In the intrigue.
~. n.,', ant a wsss forcer .na 1nret sn-ren
H. Metz II he cannot force passage through
ae p-usstan bcsieEeFA
u II The German armies afe compelled 10 CAM
lss military operations In France during the
e. thrce OF -FOUR months, thc5 VIII De ea
ION eone aad1t1onA nonoss asseesated
winter campaigning os means OF satifosas 8
=. nectnR them Win theu nase OF surphes vi
md .,,, ~ s.,r,,.. ra,a-s.t .rI ,e,nfo-cs,nenr.
~ ooa " aalfueN m~ s'aa ~" sst.'o' =
M 1HnsseA speesal bats rsominels i~.sa ast
kfAnSlott, Cologne, and Berlin, which have
.asoau1 W eae "As' no" ueesatc II nAs
uancd 100 long toi the eenent OF the nation.
saa s"A' !Nase sAoa'a' io'h''e' oe "$ae II oac'
aea aonofso'c Terms. -..
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IT. ihe Fluslane - eesl"s aea'3 eont1'pnt
,cs- On eue peoPle Atuaaa oe*a.AA.