The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22

grim nitTC ants 10 store lnelr supplies III OONcTn
cnt warehouses At the cost of the Cove vtrnmen', 20
tina, IN case OF need the stock Of provision ~i be
80 much greater
The French sin Insisting that they have
been tictOriOus-Tbc Soriie OF the Stras-
bourg Garrison.
PARfs, Aug. 2l.-private letters desorbs the
co, duct OF Marshal CaLrooeft, who took part in the
bstde Of Dorcorit. heroic In the extreme.
During tnc entire dIy he placed himself In the for
ward lines and personally headed the charges OF his
troops. His ad-tc-c irlp, CommandInt Boasensrd,
asd shot OF while By the Marshsl's side.
rnussiAs nEauRIrIoSs on Tuk rRkScH PEorlr
Adyleos from the rtuo town Of Pon,A Monsoon
represent ,sat the PTussnns continue 70 make e1or
bitant reguistJ3s. Thov endeaSo or there TO nuke
500 Inhabitants feed $4,000 troops. The Journals
dttnrd that energetic rerrsas BE- rlade by the Bal
tic deot tor these cSaciicus.
Aiyire' fro a Maltouso report that tn prl'slans
have eutorcd Ei-icn, where u.oy have imposed
heavy rcqc!.itians for 'ooa anI fora-e.
TuK FassCn CLAIM TuE yiCIoRrHs.
Tho eta ement Of Count Palk.o that the French
soa victory on The 1sta nnd drove the rrus'ia.-
into tie qnarries Of Gauuon, Is tepsatcd from c!'cr
sources Gauror; is between Meg and 1lionvtlle
The Prince Frederick william is reported to be ct
G.uuuut. 1he Count Won bismarck Is al Font i
The L. ussiln Jespatches claiming a victory in tho
battle OF the lGh are ialse Gen. rAdmilauli came
W Il, O'Clock IN The afternoon with frcsh troo.,
and crushed TIE prussians, and corrs OF 30O00 or
the enemy was withdrawn lfoln the road from
Epinal TO Metz strong bodies Of troops belon sirg
to MacMLhon's army are being pushed into No4scs
sUCCEssyUL soBTtg or IuE sTRAsDot RO 0AaRISus
A report from yuiLou.e siates that the garTs n
Of stss5IGge made another sorlr, surprising the
bes!cge-s and killing or capturing considerable
Dunber.
A number Of Prussans were seen near Slinte
MarieauI. Mines II was also discovered that the
euGmy had not laid siege To Sghle,ts stadt (5etAcca
Mulhouse aad sIra'bourE), as had be II reported.
PmsCr NAPOLEON GONE TO ITALY.
II /. now re- ported shat Prince Napoleon ha, gone
TO lialy imparlnt mission lie passed throu "a
the city yesteriay.
stpsHAL HAIM.Y's FLASK MOVEMENT.
Tie j YrnaI des Dibats rals that at tho battle OF
Jaumout referred 10 ~ Count PalikNo In :, state
meat to tue Cope ISgislatiG yesterday, one French
regiment held 10 check the Pru.sian force, thus en-
ablInS Ma'sh.l Basaln- 10 execute h1nk movement
ssd rspulse the onomy with great loss. II is also rr.
ported that later in the Gay the Marshal made very
important movement.
FRENCH FORCES CONCENTRATING AT NETl.
Ls Figaro asserts tGat the camp at Chalon- hes
been broken up, and that he troops lately there
nust now be close Il corps OF The Pr,Hco Roy,.
Ii So The Pru'slans now have around them Marshal
Bazaine. with his force massed in and about Metz,
on TIE one hand, AMI Nar'hal NscNahou, with his
own eorps aud tho large force Wlc was ct CheloEs,
On the other,
lie Pubic sage thGt the statement of H. Figaro is
correct, anl that the decisive battle is Imminent
Le PAN, adds: "AU ruIrOrs of Marshal Bl7aino
being surrounded arc false. As the result OF She
GgnIing for the past three days he has changed hi
plans, az eyents will soon show"
THE FRENCH Lossts
Prisoners -till pour in. Last night there arrived
two thousand private 'hiry-siI oncafs and -
day more soldiers aLil my four officers we're brought
ln among the latter Ten. Plunibin.
TIE loss Of tlc Frcrch du:lng tie week canno; be
sss than JDGO Killed, wounded, and missing. A.
Courccs PCnVillc and GrIyellotic they are kUo 1n
to nave ics, 1899 IN oach battle. including - tho
latter place 4,C00 prisoners.
Tus SAXON TEooPs
enyago,L in the battle Of RezOnye fought all thr
| siernoon, and met with complete success, taking
muny prisoners. The Second, Third, seventh,
Fiyhh, Ninth, ard Twelfth Army Corpp. ard tLe
Prlssian Guards bore the bruut Of the battles
YEAnTuL cosT or THE PGrsslAN SicTOY.
Our spoci correspondent writes from Pont 3.
Nunrsgn. Oh Saturday, as follows:
Iwi'rc.gsd the battle, The Prrs'i4ns Won ~
fearful cost, thc m,rlU.our dO'nt terrible w.iL.
Fuur vi aycs nnd battle ne,d5 are st'l rrwn with
ht d'sd. FrVW Tho front can ne A. krrnc an
Maa' ~ Quentin, overlooking Metz from the e.tt.
No l. suToun ted, ana IL looks n pre- 9ara' ms
wcr1 being tnguc ny The Prussans or siege. or.
SAeriGnn irou Iho Kings hcnrquar.ors, Witnessed
The battle.
The Kug r,urnod here last might and the Cr0wa
P,incc waited him 10. day, coming RON direction
which nlicltc7 nat his !or'cs arc not lar ron Br
a
kemilly 10 this poiht, The french General IaiOEr
Na- 1utd"i mo taken pTisunv In the last Dlttle,
White rassing tlrorsh his pl,ce the citizens crowd
ed around nina With tears in tneir cyes and kissed
his hands
1he" are iumors Of pnaco negotiations, causol
perhNTs by an tnssh queens me. longer appearing
~ hcagguaTicis.
bAINING CIT orr FROM ysRpuH.
A correspondent OF the GdukOis declares from &C