The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-19
Rourbaki to Cooperate with
Bazaine.
More Runners Of an Armistice and
Peace.
ZEE MILITARY OPERATIONS
IElEeasMs TO TIE HEw YORK HERALD.

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IElEGHsNs TO TIE Kew YORK HERALD.
Terrific hire from the Paris Farts--The Anni-
slc-Moycments ON the Loire Bonrbaki TO
Cooperate with Bmzaine--Ihe Capture Of
saefssons -Oscnpation Of Mont Diaier-Gen-
crul War News.
H 4e LONDON, Oct Is, 1870.
The manufacture Of arms IS actively going on in
Paris
AsornEH soRrlr on suNpAY-suocEss or THE
r#s f48 FRENCH.
correspondent at Boulogne sends word that on
Sunday, the 16th a fresh attack was made on
~. me German positions to the south Of Paris,
which had not been carried in the German de-
fea. OF the preceding day. The BavarIans who stln
held Chatenay -les-Bagneux, Cncrily ana rHay,
were taken by surprise early in the morn
inc OF sunday by the Garde Mobile of The
Cole der, being the advance of the victorious
forces which on the day before had driven them
from Bayneau, Chatla and Ciamart. The Bavar-
ians fought stubDorlIy, and the action lasted from
The Bavarians attempted at noon to gain Tie Ger
man fortress at Charty-.s-Roi by feisned retreat
Their tactics were discovered, the Gardes Mobiles
pressing them In front with small portion Of iheir
strength under cover OF the wood, oblqued force
upon the CheviiIy roGd, and falling in)ously upon
Inc Bavarians in hank, with infantry and artillery,
completely routed them.
THE ROAD 10 ORLEANS 0rES.
Pie frerch are free To operate with eject
nom Paris In the rear Of the German army which
has advanced upon Orleans. and against the Ger-
position on tue Lyons road. The French are
actively throwing up earthworks and constructing
rife mis- In advance OF the forts of ry and Chaien-
ion. ~ the junction OF the seine and Meuse.
TgnrirfC FIRE FRoM THE r.HIs FORTS.
4 telegram from valonclennes dated to-day re-
ports that ~. Ribota. All arocts OF the Foreign
0rice hes just arrived there from Paris lie says
the peop'e arc calm and hopeful Political affairs
are unaltered. The resolution seems TO be common
10 al me Prussans now investing the
city 10 s1een themselves behind their pow
erfal battetes. SO tremendous Is the French
firc that the plains are absolutely
swept by H. The best gunners in the world are col
lerfed In tile Pats Notifications. The marines never
miss their marx at six thousand metres. The Priss-
-.aas are threatening the immaculate nombardment
VI Pa,ls. T'is is impossible; FOR, 80 long as the
french forts outside are 50 Wen served, no enemy
can approach near enough.
TIE ASNivEc> Any or LFipslc AND THE GoyBARp.
MEST OF Paris.
The London Times to-day, IN an editorial on the
Continental situation, reminds It's readers that this
is the anniversary Of the battle or the nations,
which occurred near I.eipsc The 18th Of Octo.
Der, 1913. It has - generally understood
IN the German canl~x43bat the bombardment
oi Paris from all tlse9batrerres simultaneously
would he opened on Tins anniversary day,
which Is so full Of glorious remembranccs TO Ger
mans, and when has been regularly celebrated for
years. The world is waiting for the events or TO-
day.
DETAILS or THE LATE BATTLE BEFosE THE CAPITAL.
The following particulars of tile battle OF BagnauX
have just been received here:--
Al nine O'Clock In the morning the French opened
ahcayy artillery fire, which was vigorously answered
by The Prussans. The French then advanced IN
double quick, the Garde Moniie having the ead A
desperate battle ensue. The prussian posi- On wa
carriedat the point ei the bayone The Germans
were utterly unable 70 withstand The avalanche of
men hurled against hrrn. They resoried to several
stiatagens, nut iaed in all ard al length dts
persed. Yhe Mobiles entered Bagnenx, where The
Irnssians had erected narricades
lhcse were soon carried with but slight loss At
ins TIME heavy masses OF Prussiaus were seen on
The plateau, and ~ The French were now ,noscd.
10 tae severe fire OF artillery from forts IN Inc
neighbornood, they fell back unmoested Tie oh
ject Of the Reconnaissance eccted in every par
ncular. 1he Prussians lost tn rec hundred Killed ana
one hundred captured in the engagement.
MOVEMENTS os THl LOIRE
Nothing has yet been heard from La Fere 81
Aubin. Al Inc last accounts battle was INN Iient
at .hat point. The P;,lssiins sian occuoy Mel,ty
qDieuy. They have made 40 delnonstraton agajnst
Blo's and Tours, aud II Is not believed they viii al
present.
BATTLE IMMINENT IA FEgrE ST. auBlV
correspondent telegrsphs from Tours the l,lh.--.
have returned from Bios. No engagement mas
yet taken place. Fne Frelch were daily Receiving
feinforcemen's. and a battle @as eXDected Tuesday
on ne left hauk OF III. river neat La Ferle 81
Acblit. Bcnrhahl arrived Yesterday ut Bios anu
TOOK command oil The army. The PrassIans have
destroyed the railway bridge aG Beaugencs their
iclt having crossed THE Loire IN several places.
tf6hriSG AID FRENCH SUCCESSES on rne rorrN
k"An.
correspondent &C Eoniogne sencs word ~ 4 a.
res OF spirited encounters The 18Th tSundayI on
me line OF he Rdtien road in the Department OF
ne ZINE Prussian con,nD, Oh SUNDAY niornii,y
moving up the righi ban! % ;ue Seine
re fetit Andeys, belo The rock or Chateau
Gailiard. THIS was occupied Dy The Sinelg-fonYfh
regiment Of Tue line, wnlah, on ME approach of
the enemy, ~ ob"lienca - ORDERS crossed me
rg3t ~ lGfhyl blew uD I'D bridge OYER he seine