The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-11-03
The War Record.
Firm Mondays N Y. Rr,d !

Almost the only news of interest and
impor lance from the seat of war is in the
detailsof the surrender OF Metz by Mars
shall B,:zaiee. BY it the fiower@of the
French army, including The Imperial
Guards and one of the strongest fortresses
in the world, have been given away to the
Germans.
1t is not mnch TO say advisediY given
away, because Bazine had $50, 600 effec-
tive men left, was supplied rs yet with
several weeks provisions, aud theres w, ss
no .ack of ammunition or arms and artil-
ery. The capitplation comprises l73.-
900 men. Of which 20, 900 are wounded,
5000 officers, sixty generals, three mar
shais, 5000 cannon, and an immense war
material, besides n war cheat containing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, equivalent 40 SO, 0o0, -
600, The entry OF Prince Frederic
Charles, at the head pf his army .s.is said
+" have been very imposing, and irnmeii
atcty after II several army corps beg an ito.
take up their march to Pans. The cup
itniailon has created ayprofonnd sensation
not only in France, but also iu @ many!
The French government and people are
indignant, and plainly call il treason. Tie
Germans are 'sastoniSAed" atltheiEi own.
luck and success. r. a.-E r4..fga7 s1s.f.s.
Al Paris things are unusually onieti
and uninierestiHg. The Germans keep at
a1nespectful a distance from the forts in dav-
ftne. bot arc said 70 be very bus ruin The,
night In perfecting! their approaches, ,'Iahes
French watch them elnsegy7 aud shell! them
occssionally, but have lsteIv made no sec,
ties of any importance. The army of the
Lore is sand TO be ready 10 take the field
and commence active Operations against
the l1russi an rear, but owing no the llb.
Grafton ofgso large an. army 1as that of
frlnce Frederic Charles,s il is must likely
thst the '.holeoplan OF Campaign ~ill at
once be changed. f5lL assn gaua Z.
GaribaldI's success in the east confin.,
nes unabasted. The governments at Tours
has Issned proclamation denouaciT,s- the
surrender of Metz. aud Calling FRANCE to
renewed ftiuris. Official reports state the
German lose Up TO October 4 to be ahont
oe,Ooo killed, W. unded, and missing, bot
this Is understood, even in Germany. to
ne very much within the truth. . - ,-s
Il From Tuesday $ World a ar.
"A cry OF dIsmay, Indignation, and rage
is rising in all paris of France againet the
co"ardly treacheryof AIarsh,l ISa zait,e in
surTcndering sefstrong u fortress as Metz
and fine army of l5D,Ooj men, more or
ieSs. at this The most critical zmoulent 0f
'he war, WHEN the fate of Paris and The
c"mptethn- of the oIg srrzafiens Of line
various new armies of France de,,an,Ied
IN 80 great u measarei apcn his hoydings
out and fighting to the very last. Al tho
same time ii appears that far from beino
demoralized orleven disheartened by tins
latest and greatest misfUrtune vi ;ch has
oefailen the French armies. the Row Xii
~''' = s'-'"E't 10 'Isisig iit I',ys~is,I.
10 carry ON The war, north, south. east
ana west with the utmost energy Gen.
f1euroakI IN the north has issued a stictiS,,
address to his ARMY pre- paratory 10 ;akip,
the field. General Eruest, one Of The ver,.
oest French generals has hepn appointed
10 command IN the east and "a consider4l
aoie army ~ SAM 10 be ready TO narch
"Por I'aTis from be south Tie pr,,o-ess
OF The Germans from the east Is Glow. ana
IheY have only reached Dijon. in The
department OF the Cote Dor not far
from hesancon. where they were reported
as oelRg week aro- Inftbe north tbev
have halted before Amiens. AT Paris,
everything has been quiet lately bot if
Inc news is 10 be relied upon, the herman !
ffinces are 10 be treated TO dayiio 4 great
spectae'e-tbe hom bardment of Parjs II. /
Is very doubtful whether this he true. fur !
ar Tie movement on the part of King /
William and General Won Moltke Indicate |
NAT arisits to- he starHed and uut bonn I
oaFdea INTO submission. Up to now. /
however there have been no signs of her /
IF'fsiihess, - +" do so b On,fithe contrary,
Ueneral Irochu bas made another sortie /
IN 'he direction of ST Denis, and in Ion, /
"on tue opinion prevails that Paris will |
Offer stout RESISTANCE. - - - 80 80
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