The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-04
ItlfGRAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

King williams Order OF Copsratulntiou q,
His Troops-Prussian Plan Of Operations
Manifesto from Garibaldi- BcIligereni
Frenchmen at Metx-NapoIeon to Go "a
DEMONSTRATIONS TO the Empcror-Obst
nate Resistance Before Dijon-Suppleme nt-
airy Agreement to the Capitulation OF
Metz-Bazaine's Treachcry Confirmed
General Intelligence from Metz-A Plot
Frustrated-German Movement from sois-
ns-NIiscelIaneous War Items from All
Parts.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1870.
wednesday morning, In which Count Bismarck par
ticipated.
KING WILLIAMS ORDER OF CONCENTRATION TO
HIS ARMIES
telegram from Berlin states that the following
royal order Of the day Is published this morning.
Soldiers Of the confederate armies-when, three
months since, we took the field said God would be
with our just cause. That this confidence
has been fully realized witness Woerth,
Saarbruok, Metz, Sedan, Beaumont Stras-
bourg-each . victory for our arms. TO
maintained all the virtues which especially dis.
tinguish soldiers. With Metz the last army OF the
enemy is destroyed. l take this opportunity to
thank you all, from the general to the soldier.
Whatever the future. look forward to 1t calmly.
because know that with such soldiers victory can
not fall. WILLIAM.
PRUssIAN PLAN or OPERATIONS.
correspondent at Berlin on the "a inst. tele-
graphs as follows
The First army, under Manteu1el-the Seventh
corps excepted-goes North, and will occupy Nor
mandy, Picardy and Brittany, maintaining connec-
ton with the Fourth army, under the Saxon Crown
Prince, and will undertake the reduction Of verdun
and Mesieres. The Seventh corps viii remain to
garrison Metz and reduce Tnionvire. The Second
Paris-goes South, establishing connection on the
left with Werder, ana on the right with Won der
Taun.
AN ORDER FROM GARrBArD1-nE APPEALS TO THE
UNITED STATES.
General Garibaldi, in an order OF the day, re-
proaches republics for their failure to act for mutual
defence. Switzerland, he says, is kept down by the
cash boxes Of her great bankers. Referring to the
United States the General says:-"President Grant,
by lifting his finger, might nave sent PRINTS
soldiers In Cuba back to Madrid but he allows
the murder Of the entire population Of Cuba who
are part Of washington's great family; barely
permits the republic to ming word OF
sympathy to the brave descendants Of Lafayette.
Thou, who first proclaimed the emancipation Of
races, classical land Of liberty, home Of the exile,
wilt thou abandon In the struggle Of giants thy
sister nation, who marched and will again march al
the van Of human progrcssf Heroic struggle !" he
continued. France Is in ruins because her army OF
braves were led by the stupldest OF tyrants. But
the nation is here. IT has risen as one Kan, and
will make the old autocrat Of Prussia repent his In
human Dutchery.''
The order closes with an appeal to the soldiers
declaring that their courage Is unquestionable, but
that they want GOODNESS and discipline, 80 indispen
sable In war. t
PRussIAN PEARs-BELLIGERENT FRsNcHMEN Al
METZ.
From ofIlcers OF high rank escaped from Metz thu
Independence Beige learns that the protocol relative
to the magazines and mines was dictated BY fears
of some act OF desperation, such as followed tn
surrender of Laon. The soldiers insisted on night
ing either for escape or continuance OF the siege
and Generals Delfgny and Olinch desired 70 make
sortie, even after the surrender was known, but
could not muster o sufficient 0rGanizad force,