Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-04
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.

AoNOoN, 1NOfs O-luIOi W LUZ -
mistco was first received By the RotESchlIda.
tanned that ultimate peace will be the result.
The conditions OF the arnislicc arc III" sam" as
were proposed ty Earl Granville.
The Constituent Assembly is to meet on the
18th instant.
The exchange oi signatures ratllyIDg the ar
mstce was To take place to-day.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-rhe correspondent OF
| the World, The first civilian allowed to enter
Metz after the @apitulatiou. found two Amerl-
cans who had been in Metz during the whole
siege, viz: Charles NJ. Eustics, of Boston, and
DR.. BoyIaus, of New Haven. The latter be-
loneed TO the American Ambulance Corps.
The citizens universally condemn the capitu'
latiou and the conduct of the defence. There
was positively no starvation and very little
suffering. The city was full OF all descriptions
OF provisions, aud prices we're moderate.
On the walls Ia puulc places the inhabitants
have written 'Bazaine and Cofiinieres traitors
| aDd towards -
The conduct OF the French army since he
capituatiun has teen iuust exemplary, al
though the whole army was paid eff all ar
rcars and six weeks advance, there has been
very little drunkenness aud 90 uproar.
The Prussi,n officers express surprise ut the
ceverncss, cleanliness and CELEBRITY of the French
10 making camps, cooking and making al com
tortab!e.
The forts ia and around Metz were amply
provisioned until March next. The postofice
was 70 opened 90 the 30th uIt
LONDON, Nov 3-S. p. NAT this hour
no confirmation has been received Of the report
that an armislice had been definitely concluded
at Versailles.
The rumor was 10 circulation this morning,
but received contradiction this p. m. The
conflicting reports caused a commotion on the
Stock Exchange, aud all kinds of securities,
including American, fuctuated violently 10
prices.
Tours, Nov. 3.-Ad7ices from Paris 10 the
"a inst. have beer received. Complete tranquil.
ity prevailed ir the city.
GARNER. Pages Pallasran and Gen. Tam
user were ill 10 consequence of the violence to
which they we're subjected at the Hotel dc
Vile
The coeduct Of Jules Eevry is universally
extolled. Doran endeavored to calm the agl
tation, but failed before the violence OF the
chiefs of the movement.
1t is noticed that Rocheort's name was NOT
used by the malcontcnts, and that Rochefort
did not sign the Government orders reVoklns
the commissions of Flourens and others as COM
manders Of batallions in the Rationale Guard.
The Government has dccreed that all bodies
of tho Rationale Guard appearing armed 10
the street without orders shall be disbanded
ard disarned, and that any chief OF battalion
calling out his men without orders shall be tried
by court marshal.
Tours, Nov. 3-The following is the dis
patch from NJ. Gent to Gambetta reporting
the attempt at assassination.
MARsAILLEs, Nov. 81 was received
here splendidly by the National Guards and
people, at the Prefecture.
Afterwards armed men came and demanded
that | should act with Esquirors or resign. On
my refusing to 10 either pistol was discharg-
cd ct me. | am wounded in the abdomen, but
not seriously. shall be about 10 few days
but shall not be able to perform my official du.
Ties until recover
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-Thc report OF the capture
Of Dion is confirmed by official dispatches just
received from Gen. Werder.
A large part OF the town was burned by the
ombardment.
The First lrussian Grenadiers had 200 men
placed hors dc combat in the engagement, the
second GreDaiiers 500.
The French losses are unknown, but are be-
lievcd to be heavy.
On Wednesday there we're twenty one Gene
rails and eighty seven superior officers with the
Emperor Napoleon at Wilhclmsho!c.
Prince Murat and few others remained
lhare, and the rest proceeded to Berlin.
The meeting of the Emperor and Marsha!
Ccnrobcrt was very cordial. They embraced
and kissed each other several times.