New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
FORWARD MOVEMENT FROM METz,
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,,rv-c,,v. BAZAINE LEAVES METZ
,py TELEGRAPH TO T1IE TRIBUNEl
,oxroS. Tuesday, July &c, 1s7O-Midnght.
,f7,o s,ccial correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE at
.o,ds advicos on the oath inst, that there
.., t,cn no news from the front. There was no
...iti1tv Of passing the lines. He had an inter-
-,,o,y with the Secretary of Gen. Bazaine. To
the ropcated requests Of the nephew Of the latter
Cor q mass the reply consisted in showing letter
from lie Boeuf saying that by the Emperors special
desire all corps commanders were TO use the greatest
vigilance to prevent all persons not belonging to the
army ION accompanying it to Germany, and espe-
cialy journalists. Our couespondenturged an exeep-
ton in favor of American journalists He replied that
permission would be given to Americans If to any
body. The uncle regretted to refuse. He feared
the refusal would be misinterpreted in the United
States Our correspondent thinks that this has
reference to the General having been ordered out OF
Mexico rather sharply by American compatriots
The matter was ended by referring the correspond
ent to lie Boeuf refusing to look at passports
and letters from the American Legation. On Mon
Metz: Gen. Bazaine leaves this morning with
1900 men; Ladmirault goes also" The Emperor
is expected to arrive next Thursday, and battle, 1t
was anticipated, would shortly afterward take
place The army of Africa was rapidly arriving
The Zouaves that left Constantine on the 10th had
also come
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE in
Paris under date of 18th inst states that private
letters from the headquarters of the army say that
no stranger viii be respected Formal orders have
been given to shoot every man attempting to con-
travenc the orders against the press. The Emperor
will not leave Paris until all preparations com
plete. When he goes he will go quickly.
From Strasbourc, on the ed, there are advices of
steady concentration Of troops toward Thionville
Nothing remains at Strasbourg Apparently the
main attack is to be made along the valley of the
MoseIf> and the great battle viii be in the Rhenish
Provinces. But the Prussians seem to be falling
back behind the Rhine. G.w.s
THE FORWARD MOVEMENT BEGUN-THE M
PERIAL GUARD on THE MARCH-NAPoLEON'S
DESIGNS.
PARIS Tuesday, July 26-Mdnight.
Dispatches received from Thionville, Sierch, St.
Avoid Metz, and Btche state that the army is pre-
pairing to move to the frontier and that the Imperial
Guard has already started. 1t is now regarded GER
tain that the Emperor designs closing In on the
Prussians between Thionville and Weissenberg,
throwing the army under MacMahOn ON the German
side of the Rhine, This army is composed Of three
corps, commanded by Generals Feilly, DOuay, and
MacMahon. force of S,OOOmarines, under the COM
lnand of Gen. de Vassaique, accompany the Baltic
feet An attack viii be made on Stralsund imme-
diately north of Berlin.
A special dispatch from Strasburg, received to-day
saws that the e Of the French army is now concen-
trated at Strasburg and Belfort The Algerian
forces. consisting of zouaves and Turcos, and filling
IS railway trains reached Srasburg the 9th, and
to-day took up their position at Befort close to the
Baden line Sixteen squadrons Of Chasseurs dAfrique
arrived to-day via Lyons.