New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
GEN BOIrRBAKrs DEPARTMENT.

INDIGNATION OF THE PEOPLE OVER TIE METZ
sURRENDER-TIE CONSTITUENT ASsEMBLZ
DEMANDED, AND THE DEFENSE COMMITTEE
DOUBTED-ASIENs EXPECTING VISIT FROM
THE METZ ESIEGEES-BOyRBAEIS MEA-
SURES OF Defense.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORREsPONDENTI
AM1ENs, Oct. 3O.-On Friday morning, when
thefa Of Metz became known it was regarded as an in
ventiOn Of the enemy To tax about it was ticih,
and when two persons met 1t was matter Of fence who
should be first forced t. approach the delicate ground
Later IN the day vislgcs appeared loncdrawn, men cx
Iirte1 an anstractcd air, the people were dumb
stricken .UrGay brought ". Gambctas mind Of the
Government setting forth that the report were true,
the event coud Only be the result Of crime, whose
authors placed csclvcs outside the pa'c laws. This
aft ruoeu o., G-a 'cr IS officially admitted, and pari-
otc agony has ,ot in that puts the ar OF Sedan into
the shade T-c glorious Bazano" Of Wednesday is tho
greatest ~ traitor today. One local Journal quoting
Ihc D1i iO5fa 10 Bazaine's having capulated, stated
that yot "a.G t.- calumnilte the Marshal" The man
Of sedan ael hg aln of Mctz hcnccfogh, in moro
than the po.a.ar uiad Of France, JUdasos There re-
mains, however for consolation, says Gambetta, one
thing which ,.l-J, which must not captulate-the
Republic.
Trorpuma and the Bonaparte dhirl). remarks La
Ta :Ic g. most loIihe things history has ever seen
or had 20 r.-.ar; but tho captulation OF Bazaine-
spr,uc 1cm te ranks OF the immoras Of s9tO forget
the MOTH. .,,t mart red him. the lag that made him
-
bors g'Jr n demands that those who refuse TO spend
ttillt ,.u, TO -cd tuer last drop Of blood to clear
ue country %, tIe Invaders be regarded infamous
traitors ne i.ht J0aTai calls upon tine people TO
not 20 las down tl the last Prussia. is driven out
OF the eOa III, aai owing 10 the increasing demands
of King Wi aw. -eled "by his 6,qe dannte
the a.c.. G.. ioT," peace with Prussia has now
become uH..-H'a You see how the fcu Sacre burns
here Tle .f.lii papers, with an immense circula
ton, 1la. t.r Tie other journals strike the
same mote b. U-r.Gt key. There not tue slightest
evidence Oi pronounced opinion for peace except ii
be- eon-iEel o tle territorial integrity OF France You
viii meet person, readily admitting the hOp6lesSuess Of
resistance '", pliad,Xical as t may appear they will
not consent 10 yod an inch II territory. The belief Is
wldc-tpl.od that France, by lor nO,lOts National
Gaarts, and F"ucsiircUr, snatch in de
tai, ana iree ID logged invader back, through sheer
cHDui.
No one here believes 10 the success OF r. Tliers's mis-
so, , aAd tc iaII ssi.as The expected failure will only
sdi fgc 10 tIe flame. Notaic5 plainly express their
,1fgO Oa Chat tic intclerence " the "hanoyocnt nell
t,"i5Is.le4 TO so.c Prussia than 20 a.ss. France.
There IS growing feeling ia favor Of conyoling
trcC ,.., tu.t i--cm1iy. Tue Defense Committee is
rri.l as Cl- u into tight place. and he Glsput,u,
or t..Ir authority &C Lyons and Nar lies is fun Of
danger a.. tir might spread. WA.l' tie Republican
I.ity, lli.-- ,TouAl, cannot shut lay eyes to the
fact tl.. O.uauisin j. making waJ-uot 10 the
e.y c.r.fy, hut IN the surrounding country
Fc0pIa L.ls about the presidency oi the Duc
G'Auw.le for tle Il puhlc-l stcppnc-stOne ior
the Cu1te dc Paris. very short time ago such
rro.re $50. H5. Co. Doe named. In the huy-burly o,
,nr aou-a Is policies the eN-I.mperOrs intended change
~ air o Iaa r elves attention. 1t is with several
pint ueir. Tat WY madness lies. Tic distance from
Eioa o. Cannes j. no. leatAtoa uncle trdNersed II
aId as ihc uphcv uaroiicd the Firt Empire where he
could many would not De surprised 10 sec an attempt
a. another hundred Days TOE people here ncAeFe IL
l. al. gflI IA afl ~ f..I
LeIuID,.
Gen. Bouf,aN paid Fl ing visit to Ms to-day. re-
view w- 50 he hod but not the General was in
hurry tJsc wl.t the enemy was about between here
ana EJIeu, cItdug the ine 10 prevent veterans
comrs N1ftA 10 heaven his young army. now being
trained and organized in the yas parade ground between
Auiens aud Lille. One Of the "great expectations"
ab1nt Bzaile waa, that by cutting his way he might
escape TIC SOrtI ard ia distributing the raw leyes
among what caTes followed him, tun out an effect
iTc army 90 once Ger. BourbaH merely had a c0nyer
EatOn with the Military Council touching the de-