The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02
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Bazaine's order Of the tlsY, announcing
the capitalization OF Metz, Is published. Ii
justffies the act, and exborts the troops te
submission ~
SPAIN. 81
MADRID, Nov, 1.-The nomination. O
Aosta will be Immediately submitted to The
Cortes. =
There were exciting sceaes IN the Cortes
Wednesday, occasioned by motion on the
part of the Republicans to postpone the
elections. 1t is thought a timely adjourn,
HUNGARY AND FRANCE.
PEsTH, Nov. 1.-Simonsee, in the lower
aouse of Deputies, to-day made strong
speech urging the Government to take steps
in favor OF The French people now strug.
Cling for independence against a heartless
conqueror. 4 - 1yTx
Count Andissay replied, showing that
the Government could only occupy 4 posi-.
ton Of impartial .benevolenee towards each
belligerent. Should any other Power
abandon its neutrality, Hungary might
then change her policy. -, RI
DISPATCH FROM KING WILLIAM TO PRINCE
r. FREDERICK CHARLES.
New YORK, Nov, la special to the
World from Versailles gives the following
Versailles, Oct. Clip. N.-To Prince
Frederick Charles: T awaited news which
was received during the night Of the COM
pletion of the capitulation Of Metz before
sending my heartiest congratulations and
acknoWledg ments for your circumspec-
lion before this victory. The endurance
vour command has shown during the long
and tedious environment of Bazaine's army
deserves some acknowledgment rendered
to brave troops who, by their intrepidity
and priyations, have set an example without
parallel in the history of the world, Oc-
cllrrences before Metz constitute an i'm
perishablc epoch OF honor and glory for our
army. Ny thanks should be at once con-
ycycd to the troopsand to yourself for such
signal services. / have appointed you o
General Field Marshal, distinction which
| have also conferred upon my son, the
Crown Prince. .---. WILHELM.
SICKNESS II TIE GERMAN ARMY.
FEY York, Nov. 1.-The Worlds Yer.
saiirs correspondent says the effects OF
winter are beginning to show themselves.
The German losses from sickness now
amount 10 1000 per dar.
King William is detcrmincdt to review the
troops on the Chalped dc Mars, and then
return home. -.eE
Tho,ruiG of Chateau Tn is beyond de-
scfjption, and is worse than that at Bazei-
les. The. BayarianJ arc the most cruel of
the German troops.
THE FRENCH ARMY ON PAPER CONFERENCE
hETWEEa NAPOLEON, EUGENE, AND BA-
ZsISE. ..- -... -
Tours, Nov. 1.-The LtJre prints a
speech made by Fayre on the 18th, which
says the |rleans princes have an army of
$4,000 men in the West. .Hss.
\ telegram from Brussels saysa courier
is whiting III Ca5:cl to bring TO Versailles
the result Of u conference at Wilhelmshoe
between MAJ olcOn, Eugene, and BaZaine.
NEW ! ok, Nov. 1.-The Worlds special
from London says the departure Of the En-
press from ihi:clhlirst was sudden ard TN
expected, Some days prior TO 1t the EN-
press was constantly receiving messages in
cypncr. Everything portend> q Bonaparte
demonstration on Il grand scale, while the
1n,h,!nces Of peace are more remote than ever,
PROM NAPLES.
FLORENCE. ITALY, Nov. 1.-BrigandS have
recently murdered eleven persons near
Maiei@O Mayo, city in the province OF Ma
pies. ...a
FROM CHINA.
LONDON. Nov. 1-NO0n.- latest China
adyices represent the Chinese authorities
rs pursuing rasci!lIting policy towards
foreigners. The impression prevails that
the report Of Il contemplated general
slaughter Is 4 fabrication.
i sioNASTERY FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, Ncy. 1.--i'uthar Benson, Super
iHtendcMt Of oxford Monastery, sails with
thirty OF his brethren to found il monastery
in & mcric:. They wall land at Boston.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. Nov. l. NOon.-Details from Va
rioas so;!"ces show that the last comman-
dcrs at Metz deceived the troops, pronliS-
ing while negotiations were progressing to
surrender The place, to cut their way out.
The LadspendGnce BelJc CHARGES that Gam
beta WAS right in charging Bazaine with
high treason. The people Of Metz followed
BaZaine through the streets bowling
- Traitor" .. ~.
At Tours the tidings OF the capitulation
of Metz fell ike a tnunderbolt.
Tours, Nov. 1.-Tbe Government is re-
ceiyins numcroilsly-siSned memorials from
adjacent departments urging the prOsccll-
ton of The war to the bitter end.
BaZaine and suite have arrived.
Caurobcvt, Mae Mahon, and LIE BGuff are
hourly expected ut CaSSel.
One corps OF the army recently investing
Metz have been detailed TO act as escorts to
the Metz prisoners, two corps go to Paris,
and the remaining four corps will be divided
between the armies operating III the north
and South Of France.