The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
nEspLg OF pE2ca NsGorHArtoNs
EMPIRES EUGEElE GONE OHAEovEP.
GENERAL WAR NEWS.
&c, &C., 80,

RESULT OF TIE THEIRS AND BISMARCK SEGo
TIATIOSs.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 3.-In consequence Of
the terms proposed yesterday by NJ. Theirs
and accepted by Bismarck, Lie latter Offers
France an armisticc of twenty-five days TO
allow time for general elections throughout
France, armiSlice to be based on the mill
tary status IN quo ut the time Of the sigma
turc.
GENERAL NEWS OF TIE WAR.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-It is asserted that food
for DaZaine's army for four months was
found in Metz.
The Pr,lssians were Stubbornly resisted
of Dion.
1t is alleged that Russia apprehends that
Poland, under Prussian protection, may
proclaim Polish nationality.
The wreck Of the steamer Cambria lies
in the course of other vessels following the
Irish coast through TO the North Channel,
and is a dangerous obstruction to nayiga-
ton.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 3.-The independence
Beige says Eve daily receive visits from
escaped Officers of BaZaine'S army. Their
testimony is conclusive as to the treaGhory
of the commander, The municipal autho-
rites at Metz have issued an address to the
people counselling patience to The people
for misfortune for which they are not ut
all responsible. The country and the peo-
pie will eXonerute the people Of Metz
from any share in the ignominy of her sur
render.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The evening Journals
print Il" supplementary agreement OIL the
surrender Of Metz. The city officials are
10 remove or 10 remain al their option,
uEdisturhed il person az property. None
Cf the inhabitants, either in military or
civil capacity. are to he interiered with or
held Responsible for any previous acts, or
TOR any political opinions. The sick and
wounded are TO haze every care, and the
soldiers serving in the armies of France are
not to be moleStcd in any Of their r;"hts,
The public property, with the archives,
moneys, and papers, are to have protection.
The mode of disgusting Of the wounded
prisoners is also prescribed.
Tours, Nov. 3.-The Governments i.aa
nothing from Theirs. and nothing official
from the army Of the iDlre.
the news from Marscllles is very unfa.
voiable. Reports received in regard to the
conduct Of the people sag some excuses
have heen committed. Its said that the
newly-appuiEtcd administrator of war was
shot on the occasion OF his reception of the
municipal officials.
The authorities of Lyons have published
Il proclamation saving that 1t would be
better Ia sti,us TO any hardships rather
chan surrender the town. Lyons, they say,
snail be defended to the death, and none shall
leave their places save women and chill
dren. All others who seek 10 escape shall
he condemned to an infamous death as
traitors.
More facts with regard to the surrender
of Metz show more CLEARLY that Rasaine's
course WAS treason, Much stress is laid on
the manner in which the officers and men
were deceived in regard to the condition OF
France. The fact that 40, GG0 900 francs and
enormous quantities of munitions Of war
were delivered to the enemy, is also dwelt
upon as evidence of treason.
WAR MOVEMENTS.
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The bombardment oil
Neubrsach is carried on by three batteries
near Bixheim and Wolfgang forts.
THE EMPRESS EUGENE.
LONDON. Nov. 3.-The Empress Eugene
has gone to Hanover.
The Duchess of Hamilton and Princess
of Moraco have lett NLheimshoe for Frank
fort.
There are no particulars of the interview
between Napoleon, General Canrobert, and
General lie B9uf.
II is reported that on officer OF high rank
said that the policy relative to magazines
and mines was dictated by the fear of some
act Of desperation, such as followed the
surrender OF Laon. The soldiers insisted
| on fighting either for escape or for continu.
ance of the siege. Generals De Ligny and
Climb desired to make sortie even aftel
the surrender was known, but could not
muster sufficient organized force.
GARIBALD1 on THE WAR.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Garibaldi, in an order
of the day, reproached the Republic for
| failing to act for the mutual defence OF
Switzerland, which he says Is kept down
| hy the cash-boXes of the great bankers
With her little finger, be says, she might
have kept Prim from Madrid, but she re-
| called him to slaughter the Spanish nation
| Referring to the United States, Garibaldi
saws that one Of Washington's great family
| barely permits the Republic to fling wore
| of sympathy to the descendants OF La
| fuyette. who first proclaimed the emanci
nation of races. "Classical land of liberty
home Of the exile, wilt thou abandon il
this struggle Of giants thy sister nation
who marched and will again march IN the
van of human progressW He continues tt
say that France is in ruins because g bel
army OF braves Is wasted by the stupidit!
| OF UNranlS, DuU VIC 10 tuCtCs IL hd
risen as one man, and will make the ole
autocrat of Prussia repent his inhunar
butchery." The order closes with an appea
to the soldiery, declaring their courage un
questionable, but saying they want the
columns and discipline so indispensable t.
war.
| PARIS NEWS EY WAY OF TOURS.
Tours, Nov. "a dispatch from Latitte
dated yesterday, says that balloon, passini
over the town, dropped copy of the Jour
nal OfactaIe Of the 3lst ultimo, containing
the Intelligence that the Government ha.
Issued decree declaring that the childre,
of oil citizens killed in the war will b
udopted by the nution. The Government
on the 3Ofh announced that Metz had ca
pitulated. An immense meeting was hel!
| in the evening in the City Hail, at Whicl
the Mayors Of the departments OF the Seine
Seine-et- Marine, and Disc were present
Jules Favre made patriotic address. ii
said the Government Was determined .
carry on the war to the last. The arm
could soon attack the besiegers, brea
through their ranks. and join hands Wit
the troops from the provinces. Ferry ais
spoke In, the same strain.
I, SAPoLHeN's EXPLANATION OF HOW BE Los
~ THE CAMPAIGN.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Figaro publishes vel