The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-04

LONDON, November SIT sY5si7;isiisild is reported
that Theirs proposes that Prussia has Or
will accept an aruaistioe on the English
basis. Washbur6e is preparing to leave
Paris The lsat batch of Americans
leave this afternoon.
MADRID, November $50 of the $40
deputies in the Oortes favor Aosta for
the throne.
BRUSSELS. November ;,.-The hide
pendence Beige says: "NVc daily receive
visits from escaped officers Of Bazaine's
army. Their testimony is conclusive as
to the treachery of their commander. F."
Tho municipal officers of Metz have
issued an address to the Inhabitants,
exhorting them to patience under mis-
fortunes, for which they arc not repson-
sibic. The country and history will
exonorate the people of Metz from any
share in the ignominy of her surrender.
LONDON, November 3.-The Empress
Eugenie has gone to Hanover. The
Dutohess Of Hamilton and the Princess
OF Muraco have left Wilhelmshohe for
Frankfort. No particulars OF the inter-
view between them aud Napoleon.
Generals Canrobert aud Lebeuf are re-
ported from officers of high rank as
escaped from Metz.
BERLIN, November 3.-The lombard
ment OF Neubrisache is carried on by
three batteries, near Breschem and
Wolfgaugen. Fort Moitre is assailed by
three batteries near Altbrisache.
LONDON. November 3.-It is asserted
that food for Bazaine's army, for four
months, was found in Metz.
It is alleged that Russia is apprehen-
0f
under Prussian protection.
The wreck of the steamer Cambria
lies in the course of the vessels follow.
ing the Irish coast through the North
channel, and is pronounced dangerous
obstruction to navigation.
LONDON, November 3.-The Journals
of this city print supplementary agree
ment on the capitulation of Metz. City
officials are to remove or remain ut their
option, undisturbed in person O proper
ty. None Of the Inhabitants, either in
a civil or military capacity, are not to be
lnterfered with or held responsible for
any previous acts, or for political opin-
ions. The sick and wounded are to have
every care. Families of officers and SOL
dlers serving in the armies of Franco are
not to be molestcd in any Of their rights.
Public property, with the archives, me-
moirs and papers, are to have protection.
The mode of disposing of wounded
prisoners is also prescribed
Tours, November 3.-The Govern
ment has nothing from Thiers and moth
ing official from the army of tho Loire.
News from Marseilles is very unfavora.
bic. Reports received, in regard to the
conduct OF the people, state that some
excesses have been committed, and, it is
said, the newly appointed administrator
was shot at on the OCCASION of his recep-
ton of the municipal council. The au-
thorltles of Lyons have published q reso-
luton that it would be better to submit
to any hardship than surrender the town.
Lyons shall be defended to the death.
None shall leave the place in anticipation
OF the struggle save women, children and
old men. All others who escape, or seek
to escape, shall be considered Infamous
and dealt with as traitors. The Journals
of Tours declare that the more the facts
with regard to the surrender of Metz
become known, the more it is evident
that Bazaine's course was reasonable.
Much stress is laid on the manner in
which officers and men were deceived in
regard to the condition of France. The
fact that 10000, ,O0Of. and numerous
quantities Of munitions of war were de.
livered to the enemy is also dwelt on as
evidence of treason.
VERSAILLES, November 3-In conse.
quence of the terms proposed yesterday
by Thiers, and accepted today by Bis
marck, the latter offers France IN armis-
tice of twenty-five days, to allow general
elections throughout France-the armis.
tice to be based upon the military status
IN quo existing on day of signature.
American Intelligence.
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