The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-02
.THE WAR m EUROPE.
FRANCE
Bazaine q Traitor 10 Prahts ard 70
III HIa Army. l--

Ba1aIne q TTaitOF 10 PTahta ard 70
His Army. TEL
LoSDoS, Nor,1,
The IRdspsMdtHee Rsige, At BulsSels, DE-
riVcl, irOm an officer who escaped from
Metz, and from the IadspsA8eNet, pub,
liShed q 4Ietz Atthe time q The entry Of
the German troops, the fact that uIe
French leaden 70 The last deceived the
army by promises 70 gel them out These
promises were solemnly repeated even
while the negotiations tor tho surrender
were pending The IRdsEtnasNns Rdgs
Says GambettS was unquestipDADAy right
In charging BaEaina With high treason.
The population Of Metz were unanimous
in denO0Bcing Blzatne Rs tEaiInF atter
the capi.ulation had been agreed on, The
people followed the AlAFshAl through Tho
Streets shouting the ePilhet Of @trAitor IN
his eaEG 1sh
How the NsWSWas Received II TouFs
AtTolrS tho news Of the capEtulatiop
Of Metz fSlI upon the government and Tho
beople like d thunder bolt % strong had
been The Official assurances Of 10 safety.
Some oFthG Journals, however, and n0tab.
" the Con- lfutibWRsl Ft1t0Tit and 60setts
Ds FFdRes, demand q suspension 81 Jndgs
mcnt, and depreciats in strp1g language
tha anfoclamatl0n Of Gambettl, c6ndemlng
Bazainc. The latter Journal suggests
d council bi war 70 investigate the matter
IN order to give the Marshal . taiF oppor-,
tunity 10 make his defence. -
The government at Tour is 10 receipt
6f several memorials, nnmeroqsly signed,
ii adjacent depar artmentS, urging tho prose,
cutio1 Of the war to tho bitter end, and
denouncIng BSEaIne for his reasonable
surrender Of the strongest i0rttac ations OF
the nation. !,
Ba7aIne and suite reached CaSsel
on Monday, Gems. CanrobefL, McMG-
hon, LC B0uef, BardelleF and llaupllnapn
were hourly expected there. The Ger.
man authorities have given orders that
the soldiers from Alsace and Lorraine who
were captured at Metz, a. well IS those
who may hereafter be taken, b separated
from the other prisoners, as such win be-
regarded Is German and not French. One
corps Of tho army lately investing Metz
has been detailed tOcScOrt prisoners to
Germany. Two corps will go forward to
Join the armies around Paris, and the
other four will bc divided between the
two armies NOW operating In the North
and South Of France.
Theirs Conc TO Paris.
LONDON, November !.
The THmes has telegram nom Vcr.
snilles announcing that Thiers passed
through there Sunday on his way to Paris.
He was to return Tuesday.
The general impression at Lorraine Is
that owing to tho surrender Of BazAine
nothing Is likely to como Of these negOlia-
tons nafF
New Talk or an ATmIstIce.
LONDON, Nov 1.
The English dispatch recommending
the holding Of elections for riiembets Of
the Constituent Assembly Immediately
has reached tho Prussian headquarters.
The Prussian authorities had already cent
similar suggestions to Paris. The prop0.
sition Of the PruHsians for an armlstice OF
4S hours In order to facilitate elections,
was rejected by the Paris government
.. LONDON, November l.
Various towns in the south OF France
have been named as the next hating place
Of the government II Is probable that
Lyons will be selected,
Tours, November 1!
The la Ffanerise says the popular feel
ing towards NnpOleOH's dynasty iS not
mere cOldncss, but hatred and contempt
Gambetta has issued tho following
proclamation 70 The armies OF the FrenGh:
"SoLDIERs-Y You have been betrayed by
no dishonOF; during the past three months
fortune has been unlavoEnble 70 you, ow.
Ing 10 incapacity and trcachery. You are
now rid OF an Unworthy chief, II you arc
prepared under proper guidance to wipe
away the Outrage forward. You are no
longer struggling for d dynasty, but for n
country, for homes burnt, for families out.
ragged. Franco Is delivered up TO the fury
Of an implacable enemy. You have asu6.
lime mission, but practice republican yir:,
tues, discipline, activity and contempt for
death; boar Ia mind the danger OF your
country, The time for trCachery and
weakness Is passed; the destiny ot your
country Is confirmed, you having restored
France 10 serenity, then be free and peace
iul citizens Of the Republic.
King williams Letter TO Frederick
Charles.
Sptrlal As Warid.
LoLDoN, November l.
Your correspondent with the Second
Army Corps transmits the Iollowing:
: VBRsArLLBs, October %,
Pride EStdfhek GhHfta!'
| awaited the news, which l received
during the night, Of the completion Of the
capit1lHtiOn 0f Metz, bal0re sending you
my heartiest congratulations and sac-
acknowledgement for your endurance before
the victory which your command has
Shown during the long aud.t0diOlls envi.
rO1ment pf BaEainea army The same
acEnoWlS is due ios The brave
trd0p, Who Stheif inttepidtty and tue
priyatiOns ileg endured, have set exam
ple With0d pSfai llH the history Of the
world. Nv thdnlES GhGRld VI once, ,be
cohVeye,l q 16e ttooI II. honor, You
and your con1efd l1 slehs eig9al ser
vices I have ~ iener4 Field
Marshal, u distfncItQn 4 hieh q hare also
conferred upo1my son, Gt6Wnf Prince.
[Signedl sses M Wt1HRIN,
ENGLAND. W.,