, 1870-11-17
troo, In taus TO ARhson Tho 17,h 4 Freu. it


ia tho new imperial cruwn," said m officer,
pauhing opposite. ".ve.5 lks," nussd ths
otter. Heir Stephan, tho Director Genet.l |
II tho North German Post Office, u n
town. It would be charm1ng II he could
impress upon bis auba1ie1ns tna excellence
Of being ab1e to tell, With his own anabilltg,
about the routes taken by lesteEs,
and abuut the connection Of trains His
predecessor used to issue department injuoe-
tiors. II ia mt askinE too much, for by in
quitfuR from different people aud combining
the information thus rulied. one can leasn
veE useful and inPott1nt des.,ls Which % n, "a
merely in his own eircunsc11bed duties. would
and should know.
Two Americans were among tbs beaiaGed-
Charles Ii. Eustis, Esq, Of Boston, and DR..
Doy1an, Of New Haven Tho iatter. belong
ing 10 m "a American Arnbulance." will depart
for neutral territory At the Invitation Of tho
authorities, Mr.. Enstis gives = most enter
timing narrative Of his sojou1n; how theJ
lived elegantly in tho Grand Hotel; how every
stranger was suspected % spy, he among
them. and what relief 1t waa to get breath
ing-spell s2ain.
tie fo:losn appearance which one would ex-
pect Alter al that HIS bee3 rolatsd A. hlsln2
Leaked out Of the suffering town. Pew Of the
better class were to be soen this afternoon in
liz streets. which in turn we1o fnll OF soldiers
and Horkmsn.
Provisions were said not to hava bseu 80
very dear. Bread cost only twiee tho oFat1a,
not advance ~ much As bread. Doth the
toxnefok and tho soldiers with whom con.
verrfd said they could md would have hel1
out longer, but that they could not compre.
bend why the Marshal capitnlAted. still
less why no earnest attempt to break
through had been mAdn sineo the 1st
ult1u1o. Both said that ammunition was not
lsckfng, either for the Chaseepots OK for tho
artillery. The truth Of these latter state
rn.nts can be nscertained from the repart OF
the r1ussian commission appointed to receive
and inventory the booty Of war: Hheiher
,flnence On the defence ar not, it might be Ok
pected that plenty, Of ruuaors. and autmisea
10 THAT eject would be started and belinve33,
under tho circumstances. 1t Ia also small
confirmation Of Auch story to say
that Marshal Bazatnc has not been SOON
feared 10 show himself. according 10 the
agreement Of Thnrsday, tha forts were to bs
occupied by the Germans It noon to-day. the
powder magazines hAr1ng boen put IN poeses-
zion Of tho PrussiAn engineers and 4rilery-
men two hours before. At o'clock the
French troops we're to ma1ch out to The camps
assigned them, Ehess provisions have beon
t1ongtt for them, and thence to be traus-
ported. at the rate Of 100000 d1y, to Ger
MANY.
Tbs guard was 10 march towzrd ONLY
| M:gny. To Witness this novel procession OF
the crtck corps Of France, tho Fiald MazzhA1
iand statf rode ont 10 the plain betxeen 'Jouy
.hs ruins of IN old Roman aqaednct, ono.
crr,shing the river north Of Eoreaut, the
various and singular hAbitAtonA erected
By the soldiers wese the most striking
norOlties- Some wero ehRaties like. The
slab structulea which spriug up, behind The
conieil wigwsms OF plated straw; oIhsr'
booths OF branches: Of others mud VIE the
| principal material. On the door of one tht
waEgiHh occupant Ind written: "Iithe-house
Of st. Quentia." Almost opposite Ara-sot
1Iosel1e four fines Of infantry sndt lines o.
cavalry were drawn up on parade.
Whatever ptivations they might have un
dergone, they hooked splendidly as the rrinct
and sui.e galloped down their front and be
tween the double lines. amid their hurrah
and the clangor of the band. After the In
+ptc:ion tho lines wero drawn nearer th
route imrarialc, while tho genoralty and ee
their I 'G rshs. conederaslo % acsy % occurred d Il i
the sTrcararco OF tho expected troons
co'd. pouring. min mailing It doubl
dira:rs cable. Tia men vera. O
course, without their oyetcoats. as were ola
| thof0 1mme0ttesV COMMANDING tlet0. an,
the personal Adjutants Of tho Prince. Coun
harnitz and Captain Won Hilesscn. 1t VA
vely pEtience-ttyinG under the ample w1te.
pinot tent by model Ponpcranian land
builder, LouteuAut Won Dorke, thAt j. wa
hard to magma how thosc gent1emen coal
losk to checrfnlly nnc1ncerued, and til
troora manifest no imrstieaco during the Ion
| hcnr1.
Tleexodns vas mnenced By the fugitive
wto entered Metz in Aug,st. -Four or fis
stragglers With picks wero met on tho va,
but the question whether they were OF the dt
livesed was negAtsed on the ground tbs
they looked too little fsuaiahed. They $50
became frequent and unrni.tAkable. Firs
came peasant wagon with half dozen pas
nepgers, dragged along by nag which ough
| TO have been sold by the pound II i: conl
have been, for it would fetch little in auy o!le
I way. Then came Han-faee1 girl with ne,
sl,oes and looking neither at the men nor til
mourning, carrying IN old umbrella; then
.. string ofpesstnt wagons morethan half losic
with women; then clrrlage With three wome
, | heei6e the driver, two or three youths on Ii
! trunk Ftck, four more and 3 fAhy inside. BE
: there IL no need OF continuing tho euun,srsha
! stood Ly the wAytide, armed with pencils IN
note books, whose contents are probably
couze OF transcription, Among tAem-Nhetl
+ en- aleo OF them know not-N1a DR.. Ca
braun, the veil.known Deputy from Yissb
r den, OF some one 80 like him that the ikenel
Which had long seemed coming, but not arti
. sug 1t last approached A French officer ca
q | tered ur on tho vetieat Of RosiuAntes to Il
It officer Of tho day, handed him tbs mnsts
: roll of his battallon and with still uncavert
mead, took his place behind the psusassn
4 can be lesrned from the pictures in broada
" ~iniloes far better than from the poozeas
. pen-,,aintlng pretending to describe Ca1seeu
a a tpfed ei d taroal both Oh foot, artilleE
p tren Of 10th sorts, infAntymeu Of didere
y Designation. The iaest regiment "
ID that Of the Enperors, and called for
= crcomiums from the ofacsra by ther sta
ID ure and appearance Disrsgardlng = cAud'
g about tho danger OF ventus1ng into the so'
10 a. such { time, before the entry Of the tro }
y into the town itself, rode essdoWn the hig
IN war toward the Porto 6izpenotse, pass
@ through i. without hindraneo or oven bei
d challenged. though = solliar in Montig
d criod 4 has L Py7s1sien r 1t the sight
f. uy cap, which proves TO be euch douh
10 healer that 4o,ne Ce1mans ~hom met on
2. WY hack greeted me with - hu" MUSIC
IL CoKSr, Ost. 3:
Photographers and fame 90 30 much ha
as in hand that immortality however well earn
g 9, il sca1ce insured without Artistic asslst4n
VI Herr Ehnnbcn, skilIod by tho exper1e1
70 Of two campaigns and Is successful
he aucstipg honors with a dag and trum
'!e is eome Of his frataruity in maulg
X children, h2s been summoned from j
n lin to rcrpctua.e the faces OF thu lead
IN OF tho chiefs and stalls Tor il It slaves?
he i,se Two armies and cofps surrounding VI
VI: has been too had for anything else. but ii
on tits. nevertheless, even II tho capitulss
M were not roE ; fat dcronTli, aud bsd ot b
oe, ~ good ar eueh for s.veral da,s. Most Of
olo higher officers wou1l have left their csunma
ar without fearing an attack, Is tho ground
oe, becu too slippery rot to Place An attack
Nn party 1t too 6resr disadvantage to make
oI attempt. At every faIlicE of the Easu,
We Ct mponcct pAris OF any e1pectaut group
r. 10 ecen ready to SILLY into the coust, o.
~. mount the waiting hostcs, the patient ma
sot the camera and cheniexls with Liz attent
~ armed with toot-horn and banner Ht1ndins
NJ the back ground.
A. The t,tie Of :. Feldm1rschaiI" has This
- focn bestowed upon tho Prince. II il
-, hOno1 rarely given to member OF &he
NY hduse hut it WAS expected for him, If no
1xs' him, in 1866. Before the appointment Of
,.s twp Princes to this dignity. Count von y
l?k l;s gel long enjoyed tbs ttt's I1ooc. As /
I'VE styled and ado1ned Epcetiency, tho eoldiars
'ws cot it into thcsr heads that The two titles z
lps, g.ther, and cannot tell whether they "a
1n, eas Your Royal INshness," or Your E
tas te lcncy." For tho purpose OF congratn's
thR fdnct, 1nu H2FiHS tucn1eo4fes Ia
lum down to poetcrity, of: have presa
J, to thrr.9srl.ra at he*duuastcrs almost ia CO
,oto M nies throughout the day 1t is lttls a
the ina that tl,eir ee1yants dare not lczvc
the n-~ros For fcnr al not tit,tfiuo all that II
,oat - AIRS m returning. Eurh at lesst i
and IN K, tl,n .nten.om n fhe crie1lies. =
nso- nd email uer11ment Dow goes round owe
in = Nt.nre.ranr. ~ ! wh;n aud fix,tcu vi
.aIs. ~ u~nt info ki.chen for = nin An
teu n,.r,; ,ur1,c,l n;a h.rt.
DUR D.a. .-ta Iii, .o,, Il, ~ x,t
and ucsetteas Moe,u s. run e9m -. -
tiea, SIZES nsn a.s sa.s1 49, ~ 80 ,,,,n
trx2t 6lNtn snGs eeseI~. oss 70 VIZ ~
edge Tlnsu@ ~ N 1as1,,sa i.tar,a =
f,fsress By psrmstting ali his men to
. p.lsr desert and thus taye tho garrison