The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-30

graphs to the Quee0 to-dHS& ~ fSlIowH ~
!his morning Baxaine ~ He4& cApitula
|sed with 10000 prisonsfss 1neieS ing O,OO'
SICK and wounded. The afmf 81 eafrisor
laid down their arms this affSfnSIon. Thi,
= one OF the most Important events of the
war; providence be thapked.R
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE tern Of the Cam.
0ria 9r1fted ashore at Islay, 6cotland. Nc.
Garland, as far.as known, IL the only. sur
vivor. Foreign ministers ct Madrid have
been advised by the. Spenish Cove 6ment
OF the nDmipation Of the Duke of Aosta as
candedeSe to the throne Of Spain. and chew
nave ee1municated that intelligence TO
their pectives capita6. The Duke of
Acsta h. ssignided his acceptance of the
crown q case e his election and approval
that "a Engisns s' h.s. 81 eelssas
themselves in bis favor. Four missing
boats of the Cambria were found emptv tn.
DAY, on the CHANTS Causeway. No traces
ut passengers OF crew. The Prince and
rrincess OF aies are visiting Eugene 10
HazelhWst. The Manchester Guardian to-
day gives the following peace terms which
were proposed by England, Prussia and
austria: l. No cession of territory, 9. The
nominations OF Metz and SJrashurg to he
razed. 3. Frame to pay 2OO, OOO, 900 francs
indemnity. he ncutrals to guarantee
peace. !e rs noticed that Prussian inhu
manlty increases with their difficulties.
they destroy forming utensils, l06ms and
factories tear down dwellings,, kill horses
anu cattle, and destroy the food they can
not eat. S''n
LoHDoN, Oct. ga statement has bean
receiRed from Mercy le Hout to the effect
that upon receiving formal declarat ton
signed by the Empress, that she was nm
willing to sign treaty involving the ces-
sion of French territory, or to 6e n mn rtr
to any such scheme involving the prohabie
outbreak OF civil war in France, Bazaine
exclaimed he would take all the respons;.
Dlllty himself. Ihis was Wednesday night.
through his lines to Prince Frederic
Charles, at Point -Mousson. Prince
Charles came up during the night to
Chateau de FrecOtty, where, this MORNING
early, stiPulatiOns were signed for the sur
render OF the army of Bazaine and the
fortress OF Metz. A correspondent at Os-
tend says, the total loss of the army of
Prince Frederick Charles, from the begin.
ming of the siege, is estimated at 40, 600. bv
battle and disease. The surrender Of Ra.
zalne, it is stated, has been made upon n
full understanding with the Prussian Gov
eminent that the occupation of Metz and
Strasbarg shall be accepted as an adequate
basis for ne withdrawal of the German
armies from France, and concluding peace.
The Republicans in London loudly pro
claim Marshal Bazaine a traitor; that he
concerted his action with Prince NapoIeon.
the Empress and King William and that
the Government at Paris and Tours will
repudiate any peace prepared or signed by
BERLIN, Oct. 2S.-The .Anse;oer saws in
retaining Metz, Germany has the strongest
point on the Moselle, and must retain il.
LIMERICK, Oct. 26.--The. corporation Of
bhis city protests againsta Die Italian in
of the Papal States.
LoNDoNs Oct. 28.-The capitulation of
Metz was gigned yesterday. The Prussians
will occupy Metz Tomorrow. The whole
oumber Of prisoners is l43,OOO, including
,bree Marshals and six Thousand officers
dispatch from Tours says the Govern
nent continues to withhold the news from
he army of che Loire. 1t is only known
nat a vast number of troops have been
same days, and great
battles are imminent near .Eemours and
Orleans. The capitulation of Schlestaat IL
fficially announced. Theirs has gone to
Paris. A Berlin dispatch to the Times saws
he French rejected the terms of an armis-
ice, but thinks the fall Of Metz will lead to
reconsideration.
MADRID, Oct. est is reported that the
reat Powers returned favorable answer
} the candidature of Aosta.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Advices from Bevoul- !,
IN q tn state that the capitulation of Ba- =
line is in conformity with an understand
g with King William and contemplates
'eedy peace. -