, 1870-11-04

surrendered,
The journals Of Tours declare that, the more I
he facts In rcgtrd to the surrender OF Metz he |
urne Ii owp the more It IL evident that Razalnets
ndltc " IS trcasanab1c. Much stsesst4 Lid npou |
be manner In which the or1cers and men were |
eceiyer! In regard to the cnnhslon Of the
;nauces. The fact that Il, ,0o0, ,tGl franco and | l
nornors quantities Of n:uptticus were delivered
o the ercnr, Is also &iwelt upon Is evidence Of |
rrnsop.
Frona otlcers Of high rank. escaped from Metz,
lie {siirixABtHce Etf9r lcarna that the p1ntoco1
cl1tive to the magazines and mines was dictated
y fears Of some act Of desperation such a. tol-
nvE+,I the surrender Of 1.ann- The ko1d!eEs In |
listed OFT o. 4htinR either for escape or conttn-
1ance nf the B1eEe. anI Generals Deiguy a7d
iii ch desired 10 make noTtie. even after the |
known, but ct.Gl.l not muster Aul-
.lcnt organized forcc-
The Noniteur pr1nta long report made hy Val
ccnr. al ctlcaal who escaped from Metz. charging |
Marshal Eszalne with tseacherJ. tt sayR Baza!ne
had but one motive. that was to remain master ot
the yoltiIraI situation In France. Il complete |
history Is gwen Of the campaign under B'zatue.io
the colrsa OF which II Is shown that thu MarFha1
opposed Fl proposals for a general so1tte f:om
The {AttEvsk.
Loslos. Nov. :.-A correspondent OF The New
FORK Hnsti was the dr@t civilian allowed to enter
Ae.z after tie captlulat:on. H. fund TWO Amer-
tans who hsd teen IN Metz during the whole
stege, Charles II E1sta. Of Boston, and Dr. Roy"
Ian. Of New tIascn. The latter she3orRed to the |
American ambulance. rhc citizens universally |
con.itnE the capltulat'on and conduct nj the 'le-
fence. There Was positively no starvation. and |
sery little suffering. The city wns full Of
all descriptions Of provisions, aud prices
we're moderate. On the wa1la. In public rtaces,
the Inhabitants hare writer. " Ea=aiae It conn-
ierrs-drtr knitrts It dtrsx faeA+s~ The conduct
OF tue Fr+srf, army Eince the captufattnn has
l,een most exemplary. Although the whote army
waa pail 0tT ail arrears, mud hlx wecks advance,
there lias leen veg little drunk
cnness and no uprnar. The Prusslan officers
express turprt-e ut the ceserueas, cleanliness,
and celcrtty OF the French In making campt,
cooking, and making all comfortable. The forts
| In and around Me,z were amply rEovistoncd until
| March Next. The Post ONCE was reopcued oc:o-
1.er 81, under orders Of Ferr Stephen, DirGcto1
Genrrnl Ut the Surth German postal service.
IowpaS, Not. s.-A despatch from Paris states
that betore leaving Metz Hazalne took out Of tho
u1tay ,rcasnsy hts SALARY as Marshal aud Senator.
N*AroLEoSs PAMPHLET.
| L0SnoS Nor. 2.-The Figaro q! thus eSentnT
! publishes version OF Napotc0n's pamphlet TN the
ca1.paien nj 1s70 ami the canscs which led to the
I capltulaficu al Sedan. The Emperor recalls to
mind his nlsultes,o issned inst after the decaa-
tion Of WIT, ami the misgsyinVs with which he
listened to the CIT "0n to BERLIN" lie says his
| u1su was to mars 1ao GCn men 1T Metz. 900 at
suastonze, and - ,poo Al t:haaons, and to cross
| the Rhme near Hagueo1u with a
| larEc torec in order u separate
i southern Germany frnm the Northern
| confederation. 3lr hnrca to uin the arst great
l,attle aus. secure the at;iance Of Austria and
Italy with FrsIcc In imposing neutrality on Bava'
! rta. raiirn, and Nustenne.R. The Aesects n
TIC FreIch military Rys1e,n, and delay IN bringing
| nm men and material defeated this plan. He
ernmcrates the difficulties encountered, but &C.
uli.ts tho war once ut blanc. The Germans hasi1E
l,. anrl. tine hiring lhcr forces lnto the field
| The French TcEe outnunl1escd and rut On th'
defensive, A new plan was necessary, lnrois1nt
the rc1rrat On Chalons. This the regency dlsap
proved ii .stscourxe'rR !" the public. and the En-
= | reror vas urged 10 resume the offensive. Yield
| tnR his convictions. MacMAhun's h'tsice and pla
" | wc7c alcrich- lie ailutlrs to his situation ate
Ii ] he had given up the commanl Of tic army. an
when his name and authority wcfc ignored q
lar1s, as exceedingly raintn. lie acqusesced
| tho mai ch for tho rrlef OF Metz, though col
scio,,s OF the danger OF that enterprise lie d
sc11bes the operations, aud auAfsxea the Ia
{. | Ties ThIca preceded The surrender at Soda
I'd and gives an account OF hiN interviews with III
ne ! marx ard the King Of rruss!s- The ramphl
H. closes with declaration that the German succet
es are due to the superiority Of plumbers, II
1g proved artillery, rigolcuR discipline. respect
III authority, anu the military and rart1ouc Spirit
nc pcorlc, which absprts ali other interests n
t.riato1s It ceusnrcs the loose habits fntroduc
al ] by tie African wars, iu which the French tef
as ,,r rrocn. nnye been engaged. which It eu
H. a..,., - ra,t ~ atscfrt,nc 1acr oY ,
y 1"e1a1c7 as "aa' y. 10s.p' as-,,.ssa,,
=, ht9lo1l, a""'Se s'
oi hcaF1nX, hud excess u '"SRaee eA'1te" ~
Ar luea.s -. ~ ns.a,ssca ~ onnoai,,nn in ;
e. ra ..,s,,,tm ,n1 ~ + H.. 1sennh,,can nn.ss.
d. ..1s ,+,n, - .a',.t of r1,,c,s,,, AMI ,ns
IT. ordination.
ki*G WILLIAM coSGRATrtAFEs The GERM
us AKNiEs-
nc BERLIN, Nov. s--The following re}al osde'
ne | the day Is published this morning:
sns".fH e' '"e t"'es 10. ",... ~, :.
1he nrltl* sa1d God would be With I
III. Just caEse. That this confidence has h'
Of ful,y real zet,. witness Woerth, Saaroruck+ VI
&C. Srda.. Beaumont, Sttasbourg; each victory
u | o,tr a51rs To you b.4..g the merits aud
uer p}ory You have main .ained NIL the virtues wt
E .si. especially distinguish soldiers. With Metz
" 'eo last atfsy 0f the enemy Is destroyed. take
Alt opportunity to thank you all. from the Genera
sr me sold'e:. NHatese1 tnc 'a'"1c. .'aA ~ ~ "
h., tn 1t calmly, hecause l KNOW thas' Win
ae5 | soldier. victory cannot fail
'ou- ""lLI1A0
auS LIZ boc"ast-
lss<eaA 70 tne S &c" .s....a ass ae.@ta:. s..
a. ~. 1a1>,s,,.n c1.-ss s,ar+,ss " ,s,r,,r,o, ~
49, sosh ann 1+ot tn,,-r otacsrs 49,, 90 .s..,
1efal onel walders,e Was kassc and twenty-five on
euee and 100 uzcn Gu tho German side placed her
i de | eo1nbas.
MI iss+eiaa 70 the New FORK Torld.l
OF .,.s.s.. s,,,,,,,nv =. s.aa-.s" ~ ~A
br "Psesdcnt arnnt, py Hitting his nnEer, q
ntn hare eeni F1sun 8 soldiers IN Cuba tacS to ~
s,ops hut hc allows fae murnef OF thc entlse eopul
bat of CUBA, FAo a1s PaH u Nasu!ap
IL to nir., a rro-d nj symn,thv tn the hray
ses ...na.n,s NJ 1afsxe,.e. hut France has fts
med. enc man, and VIII 5000 MAKE tue ola aa'oets
with pfnt his having Sought tula nassoeI5.
IN AxER'eAs ~ eS7"e"S stua'-
Ne" ioRk' Nov S'--tae &C" 1osA @ -"
favor. fo-noHoN. III conta1u fenoit u ~ t"'s
nduct VIE nl. S'ne: 1ase sutseoo-'aShet W ass
mmit- American AEnba!anee eetps' "n:ca nas aon'
umin- Ecoo sess'ee u rtauec. " ..,s s.0 y, go,
recer- ''A1a -
surrender Of tho Emperor, aah also accomf
I'd to AacMahon after the 'Rtter was "oonoee
ttator describes the equipment OF tue French no
mt m wrctcAed- He 6aEs whole parks Of &tttEfts7
'ly ad- Drought Hon 1ae ae'a " scum "n'le mu
munL vas raging, because I'M IT, WIS NJ *man'
would ] The conAuet OIL int tfeaea Hoops IN al ~
hat he er battles he describes as heroic, ous slas
,atton, they soon 9efan 70 lose ~ eounacaee IN
be au- | Generals, and thaa fnls' cou
IN tnc / with wan. Of food, spread dcmo.aN
v.n.t | among them. France, he consider
f. = sart no General capable Of commanding Over
:, Nnr. | men. lie states that ffom the very outs
| commiss1riAt w,a4 mlscFabl5 inadequate
din nc saw French troors ek1nning hors
..a r.tinu NV ncsn. The equipment Of the P
army. md ali tts arrurtenances, he descri
o!euce a-tet o,,n sn+,ts In hfch terms OF tho sh
,xca . he Pruls,an ofneczs He sass the