The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-03
SECOND EDITION
T0-DAY'S CABLE NEWS.
The Red Republicans Rampant.
ASecond Republic Proclaimed
The CapituIation of M etz
Terms of the Surrender.
A Serious Plot Frustrated.
King Victorand the Pope
Their Perfect Reconciliation
Serious Plot Frustrated.
King Victor and the Pope
Their Perfect Reconciliation
FROM EUROPE.
A Plot at Metz Frustrated.


A Plot at Metz Frustrated.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-There have been no dis
turbances at Metz since the capitulation. The
reports of the refusal of the garrison and town
to surrender had their origin in plot, by the
citizens and those soldiers who were not salts.
fed with the turn of affairs, to seize the arms
at the arsenal, and make forcible resistance to
the entry of the Prussians. The consumma-
ton of the design was prevented by the Impe-
rial Guard.
General Manteufel is to command the first
Prussan army.
supply of Meat In Paris.
1t is claimed by the Germans that the supply
of meat in Paris is insufficient to meet the actual
necessities of those within the walls for another
fortnight.
Prisoners In French Hands.
The French have only 2l00 prisoners in their
hands.
M Thiers and King william.
At noon on Tuesday, the 1st inst, NJ. Theirs
was admitted to an audience with the King of
Prussia The conference lasted three hours.
A Military Council
was held at Versailles on Wednesday morning,
in which Count Bismarck participated In the
afternoon NJ. Theirs was closeted with Bismarck
for long time.
The second PrussInu Army Corps
remains at Metz and before Thionville.
@General RUNNERS corps will escort the cap
tured French to Germany and will remain there
for guard duty.
The Army OF Metz.
The greater portion of the army Cf Metz,
under Prince Frederick Charles, will operate in
the centre of France.
Bismarck and Granville.
Count Bismarck, in replying to Earl Gran
villes offers of mediation through Count Bern
etO fha Miuis Of
that there will be no obstacle offered by him to
the French elections for members of the Legis-
lative Assembly, but the consent of the French
Provisional Government to the holding of such
election is wanting. He fears that Paris, mis-
interpreting England's motive in offering to
mediate is thereby encouraged to prolong her
resistance, and declares that Prussia is willing
to receive and earnestly consider any PROPOSE
tion from France which seems to carry with it
genuine desire for peace.
Northern Movement.
The Prussians lave commenced q movement
northward from Scissors. body of horse are
reported at Hirsen in the department of the
Kisne.
Fresh Revolution.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Advices from Tours state
that the Red Republicans at Marseilles are again
rampant and revolutionary. A proclamation
Just issued by the leaders announces the estab
lshment of a new republic, embracing the cities
and territory of sixteen departments to the
southwark.
The Feeling In the French Provinces.
TOURS, Nov. 2.-The Provisional Government
has received reassuring advices from the south
eTn and western provinces of France. The
people are unanimous for a continuance of the
war until peace is possible on some other basis
than the cession OF French territory. The jour
of aely off al Nf Roza
reasonable intentions.
Another ArmIstIce Proposed.
LONDON, Nov Sit is reported that Theirs
has proposed at Versailles an armistice on
basis suggested by the British ministry, and that
the proposition will be, if 1t has not been
already, accepted by Prussia.
Theirs expresses great satisfaction with the
course pursued by England.
The last English and American families which
will be permitted to leave Paris take their de-
parture this morning. AT the last adyices
MIR. Wabhburne
was preparing to come out. The courage and
| address of the
American Ambulance Corps
| are the subject of especial praise.
| BaznIne's Treachery.
1t is asserted that food and material sufficient
to have supplied Bazaines forces for four
months have been found in Metz. King VIII
| liam has issued
| Royai Order
the congratulating his army on their sue
| cesses.
Relief Meeting In EDSland.
BIRMINeHAM, Nov IA large meeting has
been held here for the purpose of soliciting
relief for the suffering people and soldiery of
France. The subscriptions thus far have been
munifcent.
| The Spanish Throne.
MADRID, Nov. 3--One hundred and eighty
out of three hundred and forty Deputies in the
Cortes are said to favor the Duke of Aosta's
election to the Spanish throne.
Rumors are current here of disturbances and
fighting on the frontier near Persignan.
Capitalization of Metz-Terms of the Surrender
| LONDON Nov. 2.--[Special 10 the N Y. Herald J.
The following are the terms of the treaty of capt
latiOn OF Metz which was signed on the 2Ith Of Oc
| tObeI at Feseat by Generals Jarras and Steibe on