The New York herald., 1870-11-01

anxious about the position Of Gsribald, VINO risks
100 much. As usual he was nearly made prisoner
yesterday. The Francs-tireurs demand Garibaidian
officers. Many Garbaldians are waiting for leave
to come from Italy, and win probably arrive soon.
Tho Italians from Alexandra, Egypt, have
formed legion, and came here last night armed
and equipped. The Marseilles legion also
arrived, armed with Mimic rines. The Frontier
Nationaux left Dion ON Saturday 70 JOIN Garibaldi,
under Lavalle, q colonel OF gendarmerie and .
amous republican. Arms and ammunition are
greatly wanting. Erba has but seven rlnes and
forty-hve rounds Of ammunition for whole baIta-
non. The French generally receive the GartDaldlans
Win great Kindness, expecting much aid.
LoHGwY TO BE BEsIRGRD.
despatch from Luxembourg, dated to-day, re-
ports that detachment OF six thousand troops from
the army Of Prince Frederick Charles has gone to
oeSieye Longwy near the Belgian border.
THH SIEGE OF PHALsBouRa.
The Prussians continue the siege Of Phalsboura
languidly, reckoning on starving out the garrison
whose supplies are beginning 70 fail.
NEW COMMANDER For THE FRENCH ARMY OF THB
General Ernest has been appointed 10 the COM
mand OF the Army OF the East, In place of General
Campriel, who was compelled to resign on account
Of III heslth.
. ANOTHER RAILROAD ROUTE TO PARIS.
Tne railway from chalens to Parts, by way OF
Soissons, has been restored and the Prussians are
now using 1t as means Of transporting troops and
supplies.
POLISH JEWS sYAPArHIzING WITH FRANCE.
The Polish Jews openly manifest their sympathy
for France. and In more decided manner than tho
other natives OF Poland. The authorities are obliged
to forbid public prayers for the OF the French
arms.
TROOPS FURNISHED By GERMANY TO CARRY ON THE
.#I WAR.
A Cologne despatch. dated yesterday, says that
Prussia and the North German Confederation have
furnished troops for the present war; and the
States Of South Germany 10000. OF this grand
total Of $50 900 men nearly oil are now on French
soil. They are expected to complete tho conquest or
France In short winter campaign.
SMALLPOX IN AMIRNs.
The smallpox Is raging with violence at AnlIens
The disease was brought there by fugitives from
Paris.
Occupation Of Dion by the Germans-Ad-
dress Of Bourbaki to His Army-Francs %
be Avenscd-Agitation and Absurd Rumors
in Toars-War to the Last Extremity-The
Republic In Favor-Patriotic Demonstration
in MarsciIles.
TOURS, Oct 81, 1870
OCCUPATION OF DIJ0N by THE PRUssIANs.
An oficial despatch received by the Ministers to-
day from Beanue, dated yesterday, announces that
the Prussians have occupied the city or DlJon.
Dillon is city Of forty thousand people,
In the department OF Cote DOR one hundred
and sixty miles southeast Of Paris, and la
celebrated as being the birthplace Of Bossuet.
The Prnssians were twelve thousand strong and
were well provided with artillery. They attacked
the city at o'clock In the forenoon Of Sunday ana
the bombardment was continued till nearly nigh.fa
The town was not fortified and the commander OF
the French not able to resist with his small force
was compelled TO retreat.
ADDRESS OF GENERAL BOURBAKI TO HIS SOLDIERS
FRANCE TO BE AVENGED.
General B0urbaki, in view OF the capitulation Of
Metz, has issued proclamation to the soldiers at
Lille dated yesterday. He says he has been called
upon by the Minister Of War to command the Army
Of the North. The task 10 great, and, but for pa
trlOtism and the sentiments now animating all,
would be above MS strength. bis purpose
was TO organize Immediately q corps d arn,ee,
wen provided with materials OF war, te
70 70 the aid Of the besieged fortresses
He would give his best attention and his life, 4
need be- to the work which the government and al
citlAesA mast now pursue-namely, the.national de
fence. Concord and confidence must now be had
Inc sOi0lers anu ClIizenb inlgnt count upon nle
devotion and he should count upon their patriotism
| The endeavors Of his life belonged to the common
| work to punish the enemy and avenge France.
AGITATION IN TOURS-ABSURD RUMoRs.
The agitation here Is extreme, and the contradic-
tory rum0rs which have been circulating all day
contribute to increase the public anxiety. Some
assert that peace has been signed without reference
to the Tours government that Bazafne has been act
ing in accordance with instructions from Napoleon
and that General Changarnier refusing to surren.
der, took command Of the troops In Metz and will
cut his way out
WAR 10 THE LAST EXTREMITY.
The prefeCts and military commandments OF great
number Of departments telegraph 20 the Ministers
here expressing the utmost Indignation at the sur
the war to the last extremity.
THE REPUBLIC IN FAVOR.
In nearly all the towns OF the South and West the
National Guards and citizens have made imposing
demonstrations In favor Of the republic.
rATRIOTIo DRk0NsTRATI0N AT MARsRILLEs.
telegram from Marseilles, dated yesterday states
thar upon receiving news Of the capituatcn Of Metz
the public places were closed and reunions he'd.
WAR VESSELS TO CARRY THE FRENCH NAILS.
The journals Of this city to-day announce that,
should the Prussians succeed In cutting the railway
communications with the North. the French vessels
of-war viii carry the mails between France and
England.
THE pnTTTTNAT. 0nEoTYnN