, 1870-11-02
fUhtt0Ns
The Franco-Prussian War'
Grat UInea>iues> Caused in
France by tho Surren
der Of Metz
General Boyer, 0azaine's Aide,
Comes Out ia Defence
of His Superior.
Probable Failure of all Recent
Peace Negotiations.
Prnssian Coast Cities again
Threatened by a French
Fleet.
Rumored Offensive and Defensive
Alliance Between Russia
and Prussia,


Alliance Between Russia
and Prussia.
FRANCE.
TIE slrEATIuN SrAHix
IoSpoS, Nov. 1--ntsp4sch., by the under
E1onna route tecttte.t htte from t'ar1s TO the
9Th nit. The city was we'll supplied with rege,
tables Ut all liud.. FRI tsh ueat YVES teRuIasIs
served to the su1dieis apti people, The best vi
feeling prevails, and lnerc is no opposition 10 tht
sentiment that the war must be carried On til
P1usa, proposes fetna uf peace that are at leas
honorable Evtry nluht The PIusztane, covered
hy darkness, at'empt to construct 4 bridge acros!
the Selpe. EvetJ rl1:otny fhe 1re from the tort
drmu!!shes their st'ur:ur1- The accuracy Of TIT
gunnezs IL comuead.d Dy at. frierd and foe.
LYoSs.
AdTices fronl .Jon, afo% that the preparations
10 :ceist attack Are h, no 1raas absred. The ao-
1buElties ard tnaabttants sturins great quRuu-
srs III prov.s,uns, nuw .elax collected from The
nttklhuftug departments.
THE rkACE MOVEMENT.
LOSpoS, Nov. 1.-1ne 7tnes has a telegram
fr m Versailles nnnOutctnz that Theirs passed
,h:Guyh Tn SUNDAY, IN hts r7ny n Paris. The
:;tnrsal impression at London is that, owing to
The >usTet.1er Of Bsza!ue, nothing Is likely to come
sf Tic III xtf1Att,.ns.
l8ispaS, NV. 1.-The English despatch fccom-
mendtug tho holding oE The 81 efirna i7r mem.
bers Of the Constituent Assembly immediately,
s.a- FrAe4r's Ih- frLssiau Ar I'll ll lgtctt The
r1.sRlan AuthC1ilra had already sent 1jmtls,
sugg .sItOn tn Parts
l:.e proposition of the Ffusstans TOR an armiA.
1ice Of sort, hours. IN orier n facilitate the
el"Atons, was irstanut rcjrct.a, ny the Paris COY.
esnu:ett. 1t IL said that the advice Of influential
-,4cl1Laas hattrt.1i thr F tnch rcject!un. Gam.
let1 left hF:s expressly IN prevent ,e elections
The interviews tslw.-t { 'un- chAnbosd aud
Count lie rh>1s ia N lake place a. Copp-H
Sr~cisl 10 the New York Tsibunrl
LoNnoS. Nov. The u. gn1tat,ous for M NJ.
n1stacc have p1os'ab:y taiiet. kns.and,s recent
movement is Ergarttd an damaging to tho nego-
tiations and both parties ia line to aoes upon
Ter thtcsicfen'e wtn tu>ririun and dEfaeor.
1surOs1te.s Nilsson w4a tu oIcr France, on The
ra1t Of the k!or of rsuss1a, a y. mi arm'a,tce ot
ftlstN siays III hacct, d.tu In. 1rkl fifteen days
Of sire: officials would 1t utowe'l tn pas freely
h.s~ec1 Paris at.'' f'ues. nnd TIE deputies to az.
falEe 'hc rrr!'mtuartss OF an election.
~ Hon as teese rere complete
here WIS 10 he an attnts&tce QI
fou,-ceh: hours all s.rer Fss1icc, 10 atimlta per
fectly ifte elcctIon. 1ncn the WIS to b. re
tutu 10 ltv seui-zrtli.tice Of fifteen sisys, OF
lot ger, I" enAtlr the Delegates elec:et proceed
to lsris a:'1 tle'itcra e u}.'n tcrG.s-pf prace.
I1>poS, Now lou 0ctol.cr -, Bazatnc callc1
together his Officers. ac.t informed thc1, Of I'll,
details OF General tsnset:+ mission, showing BIS
m~tk's desire L, termlnat. tho war, but that h,
Inii IN rorcFhmcut In France tn deal With. III
Informed them thut BuJer was before the counci
OF var nt Which Moltke .ltclafed that mititar1
negotiations would be easily arranged, but d..
marx said tho political view tnu.t take the lcai
~ am Inclined IN al'nw the army ut Metz te
Withdraw to an appointed place: In French terri
tory, anil perfect there alt deliberations OF peace
1sazaluc then dwe.t on tue anarchy throughout
France, and pre.]tcteti that the army must separ
ate liz cruise from thu, nj Mrrz- lie forbade dis
cufslou On bis speech arnong bis on1cers.
METZ
L0Np0S+ Nov. 1.-The Ialif1t,nlface Df}7t. a
Brussels, teaT.s from an officer wso esraped from
Metz, and frotn The AsAeIe Independence published
al Metz al the 1ituc VI Tie entry OF the German
tldrs, tic fact tiAt The Freuch lcaers to the las
deceived the army by promises 10 get out These
promises were so3s snnly repeated, even while the
Negotiations for surrender ". r. pending,
The {rdfnendeaes R<tge says Q1mbettn WAS IN
questtonataT r1ghts1n charging Baxxine with hlgh
treason The population of Metz wera uuanI.
1ntus In denaunc!ng Dazslue a. traitor. Ate.
:he caplsulatIon had been nGrted On. the people
followed the Marshal through tho streets no W4ipr
Int ert&hts h1ltuf in his ears.
At Tours the nava NJ the caritnlatlon O.
Metz fe1 uron the government ike u thuh
ssefholt, SO strong had been the o1lcia
assurznccs Of It's safety. Some q
the Journals, however, and notably tn,
CoHafaut:onntf, Ffana1f"e, and Gazette de France
dcnald I suspension ri Judgment, 1ud tseu{rcats
the strong language 0f Ea:ulctta.s proclamation
condemnlnS lsaznine. The lttter jourual sug
Ecses council Of Har, to Investigate the matter
In order tn give tue Marshal fair opportunity t
nakc bis defence.
The government at Touza Is in receipt Of sew.
cfR1 mcrrotlale nnmcrcusly sighed iu adjacent de-
ra1mrnts urging Tic r ostcutinn OF the wsr to
the bitter end, and lenouuciug Baxaine for hls
Ecasonaile surrender Of the strongest fortress Of
The natfup.
BRrssELs. Nos. 1.-Tte ya4tp-7.ata.e Exsq< to-
daE publishes letter from General Boyer, Mat
anal bszatue's Ahle-le-Camr. refuting Gamnet.
Ea4 charge af TREASON, on r.lt of bis superior
Inc letter concludes Us follows: awe capitulstux,
TO fatnlne--
The rEuasIans entered Metz 1t O'Clock yester.
1sg afternoon, the French having p.cyf ,u,ly laid
down their arms At GHsuy. The prisoners vii! 70
70 Germany IN small dctachmcnrs The con,li.
lions Of tie carttulatlon Include the for
r1ess, the town, nll munitions, rro.
visions, and other property Of STATE,
The. surrounding forts an,1 al! the arms. 1]asx.
etc, thtrcir, viii ic undl>tuyl.4l The Ftcnch
cficcrS pledged themselves In writing not to re-.
eresgc ia the var Toey xrrc aitowe,f N r.,a,1
their eide arms snd .iu ,.srnfor ,br ROM.
aee shown In tho deience VI the city.
LospoS, Nor. 1.-Nazuiue., pr,,er OF The tlsr
amour ctng the c1nftulation ct Metz IA nubItshed
1t 1ustines TIC act and exho,ts The iroons to suh,
Mission.
Admiral Tourecbou fcguses to sign anv na,.r
censurtn9 Nazaine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Isp~cial Despatch To tbe Nv yo,4 w,.,.,
Lospof, Nov. 1,-Ipur corresnondent. win 1ho
second Army CORPS, transmits ,hc fo1tnwinu
Ehich has Just been read to the uoops:
70 Prime FsfdeTiek chayies:
"SEKSAt1LEs, Oct 9S.-I awaited th% now.
*hlcn Wa received during the night, OF the CON-
F'sae Gp'uAHoa al Metz, before sending to Spu
my neaf1est congratulations and aeknovles,s-
mens .o1 sonT e'fcams7ectson aud endurance be-
lote v,c'o1S' which your command has shown
a1taaK ~ lous sn" Tedious environment
q bazasnet army The same acknowledgement
40 ue ~ te osAse tsoops Fa". ~ thcir tntTcptd-
iS. aod Inc ptlrat.ons they have endured, have
@ eet tAaup'es "Aaout parallel In the history Of
the wor'9. Tue occurrences before Metz cou-
Sstas. ~ luiei sna"'f eroch OF honor md glory
~ 49, @A1' Af ta@ahs saoa9o NJ once De COZ
ssyu ~ tne uoops. 10 honor 5oQ ana your
esunaau 4os sacu hSnai sefHces- have Ar-
roao,ea ,ou oenesat Field Marshal, distinction
".G "n.Sa n uAse "sso con1etsea upon my son. the
Glgncd,) "WnuSzN.r
TIE BoSArAHr1s7s
a Telegram fnL1 Brussels states that a courier
Is waiting at Cal4el to bring to Versailles the r.
suit Of the conference now proceeding It VIII
he,mshohe between Eugen,c, tho Emperor. and
Dazsiue.
LONDON, Nor. l.-Thc departure Of the Empress
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