New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

unouestionably right in charging Bazaine wit a high
treason. The population of Metz unanj nous in
denouncing Bazaine as traitor. After tie cspitu-
lation had been agreed on the people followed the
Marshal through tho streets, bowling the epthtt
traitor in his ears.
To-day the same newspaper publishesfa letter from
Gen. Boyer, Maishal Bazaine's Aidde Camp, refuting
NJ. Gambettas charge Of treason on the part q his
superior. The letter concludes as follows: I'VE
capitulated to famine"
dispatch from Tours this ds,y says: ". Gam
beta, the Minister of tho Inter ryr, has yled tho
following proclamation to the ar mics of France:
"SoLDIEks: No dishonor attaches 10 you, During
three months fortune has bee unfavoratle to you,
owing to incapacity and treaciery. You now nd
OF unworthy chiefs. If you, arc prepared, under
proper guidance, te wipe away outrage, forwardl
You no longer struggle foc O 6espot, bat
for q country; for homes burnt; for fam
lilies outraged. France il delivered up to tho
fury Of an implacable enemy. You have sublime
MISS on requiring every sacrifice tosy me the casm-
matters who renier the sarmy responsible for in
fany Your chiefs having justly ncgrred the stigma
of treason at SEDAN, and committed the crime itself
at Metz cali you to. aScnge yoslr honor, which
is that of France. Your brothers in the Army OF
tire Rhine already protest against the cowardly
q rocity and withdraw irom the accursed capitula-
on 1t is for you to raise the standard of France,
| soed by Ahe last BeRaparte aud his accomplices,
and recall rcictory Bu practice republican virtues
discipline activity, AID contempt for death. Bear
4 in mind he danger of the country. The time OF
! treachey and weakness is past The destiny OF the
countryis confirmed you having restored France to
serenity Then shall you be free and peace1ui
citigcnr Of the Republic"
The Government at TOMS is in receipt ef several
| meusr ais numerously signed in the adpcent De
partpents urging the prosecution Of the var to the
| bitter end, and deDouncng Eazaine for hs treason
! able surrender.
TSro Moniteur toeay announces that no dispatches
have yet been received showing that the Prussians
have occupied the city of Metz. The reports that
the French at Metz refuse to be bound by
BAzaines capitulation continue to circulate here.
| Some of the journals however, and notably the
| CoaStitmionnel, the Francois, and the Gazette de
F-1noe, demand g suspension of judgment, and dep
recate the strong Language of NJ Gambettas procla-
NATION condemninG Bazaine. The last-named jour-
ufl suggests council of war to investigate the mat
ter in order to give the Marshal fair opportunity
20 make his defense.
Admiral Fouricbon refused to sign any paper GEN.
| slring Marshal Bazaine.
The Francois says that the popular feelng toward
yapoeons dynasty is not mere GOODNESS, but hatred
and contempt
| The Women's Club at Marseilles propose to erect
the guotne, and behead the Bishop at flat city as
ahe beginning of the work.
1t is reported at Tours to-day that Gen. Bourbaki
mas resigned the command Of the Army ofthe North.
Notwithstanding his patriotic proclamation just
issued to the soldiers at Lille be found it impossible
Ito stem the current of i'll favor which has been
shown him by the people of the various towns in the
North of France since the capitulation of Marshal
| Dazaine.
1t is openly asserted that Bosrbaki himse If knew
of Bazaines plan to surrender, and indeed, was
party to it, and only left Metz in advance to avoid
tne execration Of his feow-citizens, which ho knew
would be visited upon those who were responsible
| fer surrendering to the enemy the key to France
A special dispatch to The TRIBUNE stateo that
there is reason to believe that Benrbakis res gna-
| ten has been accepted.
The following is received IN Londan 1st inst, Lld
| night:
"prince Frederick Charles issued proclamation
to the army on the occupation of Metz and the oe-
partlre of troops for other fels of action, in which
he SAYS: SOLDIERS: recognize your bravery, oee-
dienos, and calmness. Your cheerfulness and devo
ton in the dangers and difficulties of the situation
were incalcuable You proceed to new triumphs
For the present farewell"