Our Exclusive Service, London, Oct.
An official telegram from Paris states that on the left wing the coomy has fallen back at certain points, particularly north of Arras.
Operations of cavalry are developing almost as far us the North Sea. 3 The enemy is still in fores in the Royo region. Wo have retaken the greater part of the positions that we had been obliged to yield.
The density of the German troops north of the Aisne appears to have lessened.
The enemy has fallen back between Verdun and St. Mihiel. A violent attack that was attempted west of Apremont has failed. Reuter's Agency adds:—There is nothing to report from Reims and the Meuse. On the heights of the Meuse, between Verdun and Bt. Mihiel, the enemy has fallen back north of Hattonchatel. The enemy still holds St. Mihiel and several, positions north of that place on the right bank of the Meuse. No has taken place in Lot and the Vosges.
Paris, Oct. 8.
The 11 p.m, communique states that the general situation is stationary. The positions that have been occupied remain the same notwith-stending some violent combats, pai ticularly in the Raye region.
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