New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-25
NOVEMBER o, 1870.


my present bare-baeked by my side into Doe,
and promised myself the morrow rare treat In
the morning. however the officer In charge vi 'no 1
horses who Is fir t-rate h0rseman, inouheu IL, anu
stood in admirng raptures, watching him from the VII"
dow OF my hotel I'll he rode out Of sight Half an hour
later he my room face, knee, and hand Gripping
with blood. The little monkey had SHE'D reared commit
ted every nabe misdemeanor, and ended BY throw
ing his rider and falling himself and he Is now III the s
bes, lame and crcstfalen. Garibad Is fortunate 10 nave
very elegant carriage and pair Of grays also an equay
elegant omnibus with strong horses, for his luggage-s
present from Baron Janar.
have just received notice that the Prussians lssu'
ing from CallOrges with men, cannon. and one
ritragtdtriee have attacked extreme outposts,
Francstlreurs at St. Jean de L0sne; that our soldiers
still hold their positions. They have two killed anu SIX
wounded. lie rueand the position Is easily
kept account Of the woods near-t is clear that the
Prussans have turned tLe fortress OF AuAohne anu nnhe
new bridge over the Sa0ne.
GARIBALDis RETREAT FROM DoLE-wRETCHED
MANAGEMENT OF THE FRENCH COMMITS
sARIAT-PROMINENT ITALIAN PATRIOTS IN
THE FRENCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE-
CEPTIoN OF GARIBALDI AT AUTUN-IHE
PRIESTS DENOUNCED.
IRON OR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
AUTUN, Department Saone-et-Loire, Nov. s.
sent you te the night before last with the pin
OF Garibalds speech, and the announcement that we
leaving Dole. dlspatch from NJ Gambetta. Minis
ter II the Interior, summoned him to Autun, but the
general public only told Macon So that the pre-
vailng feeling II that rereating. With the Prs-
SLAMS 60o0 strong at Vesou in unascertaned numbers
ut Dion, sending with artillery and mitrab-
euses Thorcy s. JeandeIOsne Genis and Moisseyle
Chateau. there every prospect Of an attack and,
leaving apart the Gardes Mobiles, whose Sc tments
cannot undertake TO expound tie Italian battalOns and
Francstrcurs decidedly rejoicing ia the prospect
had just anged private expedition 10 the outposs,
where, my return from ride 10 Rochefort ana
dAmanges old fret quarters, whose relative posi-
tons 10 Bassah's tine l wanted to ascertain. was
warned not TO go ont of earsho Soon all was conuson
officers who had been taking their time in getting their
Uniform hunting the taors who were as distressed
as themselves to have the red shirts and kets and
keps left their hands perhaps for the Prussians to
fnd the hotel keepers making out bilsand what bills
the time eemng rather glad than not at our de-
parture only at Headquarters all as quiet and serene
though marching orders were Issued One OF the
officers had gone on prepare quarters the Others were
not much giving orders M seeing them executed You
get used living the wing, and few campaigns with
Garhaldi accustOm you 20 his style.
remember that In 1850 not only started with fair
equipment but had box Of clothes sent out from In
gland. lost everything, and from GsIibald received
pity. You eouI1 travel said be, with Una edmieid
IN dass5 us fosso" a. One shirt on your back one IN
the washtub0 In 'Gs managed to keep things to-
e,ther ns we only travesod some eleven miles fum nrst
to last but IL lost every thing had taken WIN me-
MonsgnOr Rardi sequestratiDg them Mt Monterotondo
So this time I travel with whit L can carry
in a saddle-bag. and wonder why on earth any
body travels with Tho stud at headquarters
Ike everything else this time is very well organized
Though was AT tie station Of the first yesterday,
tbe horse were there befC Garlbaid came down
before the train had commenced forming ana some Oh
his officers disposed 20 be angry but ne ehecKeu
them "They have SO much TO do" no said Gen.
Michel with 5000 men, il on the road He seemed In
good spirits, laughed when the Mayor OF Dole told
him that there are priests seminaIies at Autire
and when l asked him II this was a roreat
said, "Nc certainly not. Tie Prrssians are at DDoh ;
il remains 10 be whether they mean 10 make
straight thence Tor Lyons, or como INTO the center
Of France NJ Gabetta wishes 10 have lis near to him
de- y,e We almost far north as we were at Dole
He said he thought the Prssians wouId probably occupy
the Department OF Jura, which does not dspease me on
the whole as they yet have suffered nothing pour Ia
ucfre and assuredly any thing but enthusiastic III
favor OF its defenders.
After about a couple OF hOurs' loungtng In the sta
ton the enormous train Of 100 carriages got under way
Travelled with The staff OF the Italian Legion old friends
NIL To me there ia something touching In the fact that
almost all the officers ut Mentana that al are nus
hands and fathers o. fam which they have left for
the RcpubIo or GarblG!. Head OF tho Legion IL
Col Tanuare OF Parma, who has been throush
All the campaigns from 4s TO Mert'tna; MAJOR OF
the First Battalion, Cotte; OF the second, Erba-bCth
~ Mertana Then we have Capt. Manara, whom re-
member well visiting In the hosI ta on the hlgh Oh te
4b Of NOverlbor badly wounded, and his assuring mo
that Garbald lad not crossed the frontier, which illu
sion took care not destroy Capt Turba az the reg
MAR army who sent I'm his resignation TO JON OaiDidl
I'm ~; CeccLni, aiddecamp of mayor ErDa'
condemned 10 death with Barsaha lot
the revolutionary plot OF hilan-au picked
Non IN short Z lends and comrades and keenly anxious
Ifa1i IA q.
seen our volunteers better disciplined than In that
legion. The dismissal OF Major ZagT for the affair OF
the refusal ~ the fntoeks, and the sending BACK 10 the
deno AZ CRANBERRY 90 100 OF the rngeaders OF
the riot was a mastery stroke.
The Italians must take their cue from their General
They are here having offered their services to the Re-
nublc they must submit the terms on which they are
sccepte1 or go home. They looked very bright ana
proud Of their Spencer rifles (which are here preferred 10
and delighted TO consider themselves Carl
,1. iard Of honor he only brought up this Legion
ofT,ntoore aud his choice company or Genoese lha'
comuony OF which each man Is 'etetan' as ooin
mand.d by officers "Of the thonsand' VIII leave
a maine IN France, II only We get the chhhce' de-
I'D upon it Certainly the whole number
81 d,scipline Yesterday in wteriug 10 COM
til, ,bour they were left thirty hours without food
Each man ia paid frame per day and caters Tor hnsoh'
,u ,log the rail for 1909 men 10 supply ther "as d.
the hunt, WAS impossible SO the teegraphc ofuer hau
been sent 10 The Mayor 20 prepare loVo ia'i0'' VI ~
a., ,,re A gourg We arrived there at D. m. travel
iny very slowly, owing to the length OF the tram:
Not n crumb nor drop. Nothing PREPARED
- o.. IN. Gene raj who. however, thanks 10 Basso
"a, 4. capItad orderly Of Friu "Edgenlo want. lot
- ,n,or Maurigio OF '5 and 81 ia dead. some
-, ,c, managed to get little hot bread and water called
oacc aud some slices Of very fair boiled ham, but the
iicl. ~ the loaves and fishes would have been re-
ired 10 feed the multitude. At Macon We hopeu lof
-, OR. and was pleased 10 see all the ofncers'
lionel "a the captain busy Themselves to OBJ