The New York herald., 1870-11-15

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have received scarcely any reinforcements since
the fail Of Metz, except the Seventeenth ana Four'h
divisions of wurtembergers, who were sent west
ward soon after the captuatlon.
PRussIAN SEVERITY.
The military authorities at Versailles ore
increasing their severity ana cruelty to-
wards the civil functionaries Of the city.
The parties VINO were lately captured from
balloon are still held as prisoners At
Council held on Monday Won Bismarck strenuousy
advocated the shooting OF all captured ball0Onists.
number OF civilians at Versailles have been
rested by the Germans, cause OF au alleged COM
munication with Paris. They have been sent to
Germany as prisoners OF war.
THE SITUATION AT LILLE.
correspondent teegraphng from Lille on the
18th says:-Bourbakis army, II exists, Is not here
Lille mas but three battalions OF moblized National
Guards, partially equipped, ana the whole dstribu-
tion OF arms for all classes Of troops would not
more than s,O0O The citadel has only ITS minimum
garrison Of 1900 men, the remainder being near
Arras and Cambria.
RApIDTY OF GARIBALDrs MOVEMENTS.
A correspondent with Garibaldi at Autin tec-
graphs the 10th:-'.rhe rapidty of Gar,baldts
movements Is inimitablc. Forty-eght hours after
the orders to quit Dole his whole force was In pos
session of the department OF Saone ct Loire The
movement was made by railway west to Moucharn,
south to Bourg, east to Macon north to Chagny and
Epnac, and south again to Autin. The journey 0c-
cupied seventeen hours. The troops filed over one
hundred carriages. Garlbaldi and his stan, with
the First Italian Legion arrived at Autin at one A.
NJ A crowd awaited them and gave them hearty
welcome The First Legion is now armed with
beautiful new Spencer rides, just arrived from the
United States"
TOWNS CAPTURED BY THE PRUssIANs.
The Prussians have captured the towns Of Isle
sur lie Doubs ana Clerval In the department OF
Doubs, after o brief skirmish. The Mobiles. who
were In possession Of the towns, retired TO the
southwark. The Francs-tireurs have entirely dis.
appeared from that section OF the country.
BoMBARDMENT OF THI0SvILLE-THE TOWN ON FIRE.
telegram from Arlon, Belgium, dated yesterday.
reports that ThiOnvlle has been bombarbed by the
Prussians. Fires had broken out there In conse.
quence, and ON Saturday the entire town seemed to
be burning.
REsIDENCEs OF FRENCH MARsHALs IN GERMANY.
The Prussian government has permitted Marshal
Canrobert to reside at Stuttgart, In W1rtemberg;
Marshal Lebeur at Bonn, in Rhenish Prussia, and
Marshal Bazaine at AK la Chapelle (Aachen) near
the Belgian border.
BELGIUM AND THE PROPOSED TNUNDArION OF THE
FRENCH FRONTIER.
The Belgian government Is negotiating with the
authorities at Tours and Paris to p.event the inun-
dation OF the marsh lands around Dunkirk. The
French military authorities had contemplated tax.
ing this step as q means OF defence against the
Prussians, but Dnnkirk is 80 near the Belgian from
tier that Belgium herself would be the greatest SUI
ferer 1t s thought the negotiations Will be success
ful.
AN UNPATRIoTIc GERMAN BANKER ARRESTED.
telegram from Berlin dated to-day says that
Herr Gutterbach, banker Of this CITY, has been ar
rested for dsloyalty. His offence consisted In SUBJ
scrlbing for portion OF the new French loan.
TUNNEL ACCIDENT.
One OF the tunnels on the Strasburg Railroad has
fallen in hopeessly interruptlng communication by
that line.
HOSTAGES AT BREMEN.
Forty Of the French prisoners have been sent to
Bremen as hostages for the captain and Of the
Bremen ship illegally detained in France.
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
change OF plans has occurred at Lyons. An i'm
mediate attack the city s threatened by the Ger
mans.
Much snow has fallen lately in the northeastern
part OF France.
large French iron-clad passed Yarmouth Roads
this morning.
An orficial contradiction has been given to the
report that General Boyer. when at Versailles, con-
ferred with any other person than Count Bismarck.
Tho German Advance upon Lyons-The
Movement Lille - Precautions ON the
Coast OF Africa.
TOURS. Nov. IA, 1870.
The Bavarian prisoners recently brought here have
been sent to LIsleen- Dodon, In the Department Of
Haute Garonne. by special trains.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The elections have been held at Marseilles. The
best or order was observed.
TIE GERMANS STEADILY ADVANCING ON LYONS.
Advices from Lyons show that the Prussians are
advancing steadily In the East They now occupy
Dole. General GariDaldi ID at Cnagny, where there
Is also q French general with effective force.
1t Is supposed the two armies will join and resist
the further advance Of the enemy.
The work Of fortifying Lyons continues The
heights about the town have been greatly strength
ened. Tho National Guards are mainly employed In
the work.
THE PRUssIAN MOVEMENT ON LILLE
A despatch from Lille announces that the Prus-
slams are near La Fer An engagement occurred
on Saturday between the Gardes Mobile and the
enemy near Evreux. The French were successful
driving the enemy with loss.
DEPARTMENTS UNITED FoR PURPOSES OF DEFENCE.
The government DEGREES the Departments OF the
Rh6ne, Loire, Isere, Drome, Ardeche, Gard, vau-
for common defence, and 1t Institutes committee
for that purpose.
PRECAUTIONS ON THE AFRICAN COAST.
The French authorities nave removed the buoys
and lights from the entrance Of the Gaboon river In
their colony, on the western coast OF Africa.
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
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