The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03
FOURTH EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Details of Bazaine'S Surrender.
The Capture of Dion.
King William to His Soldiers
A Royal Congratulation.
Etc., ETC.. Etc.s Etc.s Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
Bnznine's Surrender.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 3.-The Independence Beige
says:-"We daily receive visits from escaped
officers of Bazaine's army Their testimony is
conclusive as to the treachery of their COM
mander." The municipal officers of Metz have
issued an address to the Inhabitants exhorting
them to patience under the misfortunes for
which they are not responsible The country
and history will exonerate the people of Metz
from any share in the ignominy of her sur
render"
The supplementary ,a,.% ,AHTsements to the c"pitu-
LONDON Nov. 3.-Evening journals print
supplementary agreement in regard to the ca
pitulation of Metz by the civil officials to re-
move or remain at their option undisturbed in
property. None of the inhabitants, either in
civil op military capacity, to be interfered with
or held responsible for any previous acts or for
political opinions. The sick and wounded to
have every care. Families of officers or soldiers
serving in the armies of France not to be mo-
Tested in any of their rights. Public property,
with archives, moneys, and papers, to have pro-
lection. The mode of disposing of wounded
prisoners is ais prescribed. The charge is reite-
rated by the Prussians that Colonel Wsldersee,
of the Queens Guards, was betrayed and muir
dered near Bourget by means of flag of truce
treacherously displayed by the French.
fhe Capture of Dion.
The Prussian forces which operated against
| Dion met with obstinate resistance before the
| town on the 30th. The soldiers of Baden cap
| tured the heights on which the French forces
were posted, when the latter retreated, and on
the next day the authorities surrendered.
There is nothing of interest in military reports
| from before Paris.
1t is alleged that Russia is apprehensive of the
revival of Polish nationality under Prussian
| protection.
German official papers recall the fact that
France refused an armistice to Austria in 1859,
until the latter had accepted preliminaries of
peace, and that the First Napoleon always re-
fused to grant peace without territorial indem-
nifty.
The Swiss troops have been withdrawn from
the French frontier
| Order from King william.
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The following royal order
of the day is published this morning: :-"Soldiers
of the Confederate armies When, three months
since we took the field, l said God would be
with our just cause That this conference ha:
been fully realized. witness Woerth, Saarbruck
Metz, Sedan, Beaumont, and Strasburg, each q
victory for our armies. To you belong the
merit and the glory. You have maintained al
the virtues which especially distinguish soldiers
With Metz the last army of the enemy is de
stroyed.
II take this opportunity to thank youall, from
general to soldiers. Whatever future look for.
ward to, it is calmly because / know that with
such soldiers victory cannot fail.
WILLIAM"
| The Wreck of the Cambria.
GLASGOW, Nov. 3.-The wreck of the steamer
Cambria lies in the course of vessels following
the Irish coast through the North Channel and
is pronounced dangerous obstruction to navi
cation.
| ship News
MovMLE Nov. 3.-The steamships Britannia and
India, from New York for Glasgow, were signalle6
of here yesterday.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 3.-The steamship France
from New York for Liverpool, touched here to-day
and proceeded.