The New York herald., 1870-11-23


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DETAILS or RIccoTIl GARlRALDl's VICTORY.
correspondent at Tours to-day telesraphs as fol-
lCwa:- s s et
A despatch from tho Army of the vosges, ON Mon
day, says:--Four hundred men, from Doub's ana
other battalons, under Riccott Garicad, attacked,
at six O'Clock this morning. Cnatilen, which was
occuped bys75o Prusnans, who lad expected a re-
enforcement the same day Of 1,4oo men, 1ne enemy
kerc ronted, leaving lso dead. including TWO
colonels and one major. One hundred ana sixty
prisoners were taken, including ten officers. NUM-
tion ana baggage wagons were also taken. On our
side there were four Lilled ana twelve wounded
GERMAN REPORT OF THE AFFAIR.
Some iandwehr, with two squadrons Of the Fifth.
nussars who were attacked by the French on the
18th near Chatillon. withdrew TO Chateau Villain
with a loss OF one hundred and twenty men and
seventy horses. ae Asb ~
y fe sa s GAFuBALDI's COMMAND. NQ
correspondent ut CarbaldI's headquarters at
Autun writing under date Of the 18th, says the re
ported quarrel between carbaldi and the Francs
tireurs is utterly unfounded. Large numbers Of
the latter throng the headquarters asking to be
placed under the Generals sons command. From
MarselEes AMI the departments OF Jura and saone-
etLoire they come faster than equipmenis can be
supplied them. The General Is in good condition,
and the spirit OF his troops has greatly improved.
Difficulties continue 10 exist between him and the
Antun priests most Of whom are either Bonaparts,s
PrussIan spies, bnt military matters, ncverthe-
less. are growing aally better. The Italian batta
lions are masndcentIy organized and disciplined
Great activity prevails various directions. French
jealousy toward Garbaldi Is being still manifested
at Tours and elsewhere, but longer parayzcs us.
GERMAN ADVANCE ON AMIEvs.
body Of Prussan foot horse and ARTILLERY, Il, 600
strong, /, advancing on Amiens. 1t is supposed to
be portion OF General Manteurel's command.
OPERATIONS IN NORTHERN FRANCE.
The Luxembourg Echo says the Francs-tireurs
have been successful In several encounters with the
uhlans lately, near the border. Many OF the latter
have been killed.
More than one III 0u sand uhsans have lately been
driven into Belgium, where they were at once dis
armed.
| The siege oil Montmedy continues. The garrison
| made successful sortie en- the 17th Five hundred
| Germans were either kned, wounded or captured.
The besiegers nave sinee Withdrawn beyond the Ere
| OF the fortress s tt4
| An encounter occurred yesterday between French
rcconnotng party and COO uhlsns, at Yvre No
F! details have been received. nt
| the Prussians have burned several houses at
Meslay and Bormevart, taking some Of the citizens
! prisoners
BoapARDhENr or rHioNvrlLE.
telegram from Luxembourg states that the 'bom-
oardment OF Thionve by the Prussians was very
active to-day. The shots averaged about eighteen
per minute. The cannonade was very distinctly
heard there.
FRENCH MANUFACTURES FABuLoUsLY Low.
The Saippiag Gazette mentions that French pro-
! ducts--fabrics wines, &c.--nay be bought now in
France fabalously low. prices, owing to the war
| ana the paralyzatlon Of commerce.
! WAR NOTES.
| Odo.Ru sseil dined with the Crown Prince OF Prus
| sia on Sunday.
A magazine exploded early on Monday morning
near Metz killing and woundng several soldiers. H
APrussian scouting party OF sixty uhlans was
| attacked near St. Queatin and compelled 10 ny.