, 1870-10-31
FOREIGN.
The Franco-Prussian War.
Detailed Account Of the Capitu'
lation Of Metz.
The PrussiaDs Secure an Im-
mcnsc Number Of Guns
and Large Amount Of
Government
Funds.
News Of the Capitulation Re-
ceiyed at Tours.
RaZine's Course Nenounced as an
Act Of Trcachery.
Another Stirring Proclamation to
The French People.
The Siege Of Paris.
M1cu.nsi.t{ fra11l EIAu1tlrk In
Another Stirring Proclamation to
The French People.
n.cn:ofisiI from Nf~1nurk 10
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.1uGt{cS hbrOlsd,

The German Princes Fritz and Fred
erick Charles Promoted to
Field Ma1shals.
INT .Ews or TIE sCHnrSnLH OF METZ RECEIVED
At TuC1E.
TnnHs. Oct. 3n.-A rrnt. und impression was
nrSttursd here ~ the news q! Hazeines c3p1tula-
f:nu. Tire majority .lre.u It political move and
exr.sss intense Indignation. The army Of the
Loire, which had been largely Increased, Wns
Fcfly to attack the 3TusslAn forces, and much
Wa. expected frorn 1t Inward the deliGerance OF
Paris. The surrender Of Metz checks It's c1orts :.
An 4RM1sT1cE FAVORED.
Tie Constitutional u!aIes q strong appeal to
t;anlbetta as the person capabl= Of meeting the
present emergency. II asks him to consent to
an as7nlstlce, aud order an immediate election
Tor tae Constituent Assembly.
RECENT FlGnr1S6.
TOURS, Oct so.-sevcrai ,lrsan,chcs hare been
received announcing Ffeach success In different
pats Of the country.
VERSAILLES, Oct -, ~ia LoSpoS.-French vol
nnfeers, calling Themselves the Wild
fsnafs of tie Arieuucs+ urc tearing up rail-
road tracks, aud Otherwise Interfering with tue
IL iinxu communication. They have Thrown 0H
The track three t1ains, tltrtl with troops, near
tsc:ots- Many Of the soldiers were Killed aad
tr1usc,'-
So7le Wurte n,',c:g troops hal an encounter, On
l:G1~..ay. With L as..iy Vi National aud Mobile
t:1tas':s, u Monterey. Tht litter were defeated
The 'o:= VI The Geta MIS- va. sight
1Slcrial Dcrpsteh to the >cw York World.
IRk tlts s Or rAhss-
i4.EppS. Oct. 91.-A Cntfc%rortlcylt tclcgraphs
r.lcn. W saI.I.a that gctct.I attack the forts
l. expected Ut anF mott cnt.
T11I.lS DECLINES 4 rErSSlAS sAFE-CpSpCCT TO
rARls.
1o>pos, Oe'. so.-T.sess rus declined ptusstan
%r!s -cnSF urt 20 lrlE, bcaus. 1t reln1eA him to
70 tia Versailles
- 1nE EGS41. TRfSCE:s NAnE FIELD MA1,sHAis-
BLs1ls. Oct 3u.-The kilx teIcgrapas as tul'
jaat I" ttt Qu"ch:
yERsaI.lEs Uet c..-The .leIeat OF the two
'ss.-f;. a.ti's which early marched agaust ns
natrsris IN. in ts.htHssu- au uus tao cummanl.
c1-+ Ft,rz and Ftc'i"rt Charles, the hatons oi
Fl. III Mirell41, t! flrst Instance OF sucn appoint.
snen1s III GIT family hist ~. WILLIAM"
XFA0KlAL FROM RIsNARK.
WAsHlSGIuS, Oct ~. -Itie following memorial
a Fa.Eafd to tho 1atal consequences to which The
population Gf Paris afr tAJsstd by prolonged
:. siela1 ce, has t,eeu Ant hF couut DlsmarE to
1T Ambassador ~ Surtn Gcsmaby:
[Tgans.arph]
- The conditions Ut IN artnssttce offered TO ~
.InlEE FasTs, intended tht hsslr for the 7cstat,
i-h,n-t ci order France, have been Rejected h5
h1n aud lis Colleagues TLey, therefore, decree
Tic crnliLuanee OF struggle wticn,
arco1tltrg to the,couF.e of late erents, Appears
~ithont any chance Of su' crsa for tho French
rrepe. Since then thn rrf~Pscts Of Ftan3c IN
dts war, so fnll of Racriaces, have still further
ss'.:;':r'f. Toni and Srfa>tsorrg have fallen.
Paris If clf&c1y tutE.mr'lr-'. ami German troops
ure adranciu. bT the I'lre. The large forces
ntretcfole .ergEge'l ut tue above foruessea ara
.ss1a Mt sEr Tree disposal nj German commanders
'!7c country has to hear the consequences
CT = war FonsFnne< decree11 by tht
French authorities In paris- Its sacrifices will bt
unnecessarily tncrra*.st. n1l IT. st.tui condition
suffer a more ami more dangerous decomposition
TEc command Of the Ge1inan armies .locs not flns
lself In situation 10 countcsa It this, but tt per
ceivca clearly the car,+s,u- of the Resistance
cfloscn by the powers In France, anA feels com
p+'Ilctf tn call general attention 10 one polnt
namely, the apcctal cnn.l,fiou NJ Paris. The hcay
t.i attacks heretofore sua,e tEon THE capital Of
the 18Th and seth nf last NlrEt, in kch the flfte
the G11tfcs solleccl #, that rtfy have mt beet
., 1e to throw hack tho 1rst Zinc Of tho tesegth}
turcca lca,ls to the conviction that the cap3ta
Will fa.l, sooner or later. II the time Of snrTcn
SIR Is postponed by The froyislona1 Government
,c. The uatiounl defence until tho threatening
=. II ant Of provisions nrcess!tatcs n cap,ts,at1ou
The mort terrible results must follow
Tic unylse destruction of RAILWAYS. bridges
md canals within a certain tissance arpuut
Pats. hy the French, has hot het:n ahle to stol
for one Mcnlrnt the nhyaLce Of tic German
a1Eiea. III communication 1'E land or wafer
needed for tn!litasy oPeEatlons, have been re-es
tai!i-hcd in Ecr5 short time. These resnif
White tie ether distractions, esen after cap!,11
ls1.ar, VIII prevent, for long TINT
:bt co,rmuutcatian OF the capital wit
tic rteytrces, 1t will tpe un absolute tmpoas
t.ltty for the Germ IN commanders. when the
casc occurs. to provide f,r QUE single DAYS ration
for pop,a1a,,ou of nearly Two millions. The 6,
,lEons Of Paris. to the distance Of several dav
iou,pey, since all storcs thee arc necessarily n
autre.l for the use Of the German troops, ri
Then offer no resource, and will not pr
nit tue inhabitants to evacuate hy II
roa,ss lnto the country. Tue inevitable n
suit wpuld he tue starvation Ut han1rctls
thousands. The persons Ia power In France cal
not fail to discern ,,.c Consequences as clearly I
the German commanders aud, stnce to the lattt
nothing Il left but to cayry On tho war ptoIerct
these rulers Of France arc responsible for fo1cin
kuch e1tsrmes-T
METZ.
"a
include .hrrc thousand gum, forty million
French VII funds. and I sxcnsy million Of Frene
civil government department funds.
Especial pe11~tch to the Sss York woEd.l
LONDON. Oc'- ga correspondent at Aczcs-s
liautefstases. OF toe aieFesa sutHoEttr OF an ofe
OF The Imperial Guar, who escaped from Metz b
i. f"1c tie surrender. inst on Nedncsl
last 10000 una1ned InoPfe, many OF The
women and chudreo. CARRYING ~nlte nass' We
fxrehea slon me CRY ~ the ffench 1fnns& a
deliberately nred into by 1he Fruss!ans, until tho
not Ei1ea OF wounded fctarcd ~1ta1o &nc fsco
llneA 1he s1or5 Is prooablJ 4 cana9a'
LONDON. oct. sa-Ihe French tsoop:, SURF
t'creA II Metz, havc been dtka1tactl Tile flt
stans seinsed TO parole the ofncess, bee anse
General Duc5ats evasion Of his o1t!xat1os
Provisions arrive tn large quantities At Aeiz.
LONDON. Oct sa-Tae special correspondent
tie New York Tribune tejexFAnhs to-day, as I
loxs.
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