The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-03
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slau8 commence 10 DrlQRe over the seine,
hnd the French forts destroy the work
Every morning. ,ev
Gambetta has issued another procln-
nation to the army, intimating that the
boldiers at Metz protest against the COW
Rrdly capitulation, and refuse to be bound
By it. He closes with IN appeal to the
soldiers to make On effort to rid the coun-
fry Of the enemy, and then become free
hnd peaceful citizens of the Republic.
BRUSSELS, November 1.-The Prus-
Fians entered Metz yesterday afternoon.
The prisoners will go to Germany in
mall detachments. The French officers,
bitter pledge in writing not to engage
the war. were allowed side arms and
baggage, III token of the courage dis
played in defence of the city.
HONDoN, November Ia despatch
rom the British Government, recon-
nendlng the holding Of elections for
members OF the Constituent Assembly
Immediately, has reached Prussian head
luarters. The Prussian authorities had
Eiready sent similar suggestion to Paris.
The proposition of the Prussians for an
rne!ss;es of :orty eight hours, il order
10 facilitate elections, was instantly re-
ected by the Paris Government. It is
laid that the advice of influential Anne
icans hastened the rejection.
An interview between Count Cham
Pourd and the Count Of Paris is to take
place at Coppes.
The first batch of Americans left Paris
October 25. and the second party the
both.
The Prussians will open the lombard
nent with 250 siege guns.
Bazaine's order of the day, announcing
he oapitulation of Metz, is published.
t justifies the act, and cxhorts the troops
o submission.
Father Benson, Superintendent of Ok
ord Monastery, sails with thirty Of his
brethren to found monastery in Ame-
lea. They will land ut Boston.
The nomination of Aosta will he i'm
hediately submitted to the Cortcs. Ex-
ting scenes occurred in the Cortcs on
Wednesday, occasioned by motion on
he part of Republicans to postpone the
lections. 1t is thought a timely adj
Purnment prevented q personal collision.
PEsrH. November 1.-Simonze, 1. in the
Lower House of Deputies, made strong
peech, urging the Government to take
teps IN favor of the French people, now
truggling for independence against a
eartless conqueror. Count Andrassy
XSPAASAS ohOWibR IluG ln6 government
ould only occupy the position of impair
al benevoience towards each bellge-
ent. Should any other power abandon
IS neutrality, Hungary might then
hange her policy.
Tours, November 2.-Admiral Wei
eoumez has resigned; Penteret sue
eeds him. The country in front of the
Prussian advance, in this direction. is
tripped and roads barricaded. Old men,
Fomen and children have been ordered
% leave their homes, upon the approach
+ the Prussians. Tho State provides
or their protection.
MADRID, November "a bill nominal
ng Aosta was submitted to the Cortes
yesterday. The de bate commences next
geek.
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, November Q.
he floor OF political meeting gave way
o-day; many hurt.
TOURS, November "A despatch has
)een received here from Arlon, Belgium.
Fhlch announces that Metz has not cn.
ltulated; that its garrisons, forts and
ne town refuse to agree to the capitula-
lon OF Bazalne, and the Prussians re-
ume their positions about the place.
LONDON, November "A deputation
1000 people petitioned Gambctta to
rganize the scattered forces now opcrat-
hg In the various Departments. Gam
Petta answered that the salvation of the
)eople was in their own hands. the Go
ernment could not even supply them
Fith arms.
The authorities at Tours ascribe the
PISS of Dion to the incompetcncy of
farlbaldi's Sandman officers and their
rude organization, relieving the regular
French force OF moment when the lat
er was most needed. The Moniieur com
lains OF tho inactivity of the army of
ne Loire, which it estimated Mt 100 600
nen.
--latest Paris advices represent the ar
or of the people nnabated. No doubts
re expressed of their ability to hold out
Or weeks-probably months. The sup
~ OF fresh meat is sufficient TO last till
December Is; the salted provisions will
Rst the city five weeks longer. It seems,
owever, that the stores are not Judi.
lousy distributed. The Prussians sue
eeded in placing. batteries at Courbevoi,
lendon and Bayneu.
The Standard authoratiyely contra
&lCtS tho repOrt of n conferen;.,. ,,f loo;t;