The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-04

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sUoESIH IN HANOVER LOOKING FOR PALACE FoR
NAPOLEON.
| A despatch from wIlhelmshohe states that the
| Empress Eugene has gone 10 Hanover to inspect
Renhausen, the palace or the ex-King OF Hanover,
| for Napoleon who Is still suffering from cold and
| damp at Wilhclmshohe.
VISITORS TO NAPOLEON.
| The Duchess OF Hamilton and the Princess OF Mo-
naco have left wilhelmshohe for Frankfort.
| No particulars OF the interview between Napoleon
and Generals Canrobert and Lebeuf are reported.
AN OBSTINATE RESISTANCE BEFORE DION.
The PrussIan forces which operated against Duon
met with obstinate resistance before the town the
aoth William Of Baden captured the heights on
which the french forces were posted, when the lat
Ter retreaed, and On the next day the authorities
surrendered.
THE FRENCH CHARGED WITH TREACHERY.
The charge is reiterated by the Prussians that
Colonel Walderset, Of the Queens GUARDS, was be-
trayed and murdered, near B0urget by means OF o
nag OF truce treacherously displayed by the French.
SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT TO THE CAPITULA-
TIoN or METZ.
The evening journals sent q supplementary
agreement In regard To the capitulaon OF Metz, by
wnicn the Prussians grant the right to the French
civil omclals to remove remain ut their option,
inhabitants, either In their civil or military capacity,
are to be nterered with held responsible for any
previous acts or for their political opinions The
ack and wounded are TO have every care, ana fami-
lies OF officers or soldiers serving In the armies OF
france are not to be m0ested any OF their rights
Inc public property, with archives, moneys and pa
pers, are to have protection. The mode Of dsp0sng
OF wounded prisoners ID also prescribed.
AFFAIRS IN THE CITY DURING AND SINCE THE CLOSE
OF THE SIEGE.
correspondent who was allowed to enter Metz
after the capitulation Gays he found two Americans
who had been In Metz during the whole OF the
siege-Charlcs M. Justice, OF Boston, and
DR.. Boyan, Of New Haven. The latter be.
longed TO the American Ambulance corps. The
cuizens universally condemn the capitulation and
the conduct OF the defence. There was positively
no starvation and very little suffering. The city was
full OF all descriptions OF provisions and prices were
moderate. On the walls In public places the
inhabitants have written, "Bazaine ct coGinieres
deux traitres ct deux laches.n The conduct of
the French army since capltulation has been most
exemplary. Although the whole army was paid or
oil arrears and six weeks advance there has been
very little drunkenness and uproar. The Prussan
officers express surprise the cleverness cleanll-
ness and CELEBRITY OF the French in making camps,
cooking and making oil comfortable. The forts
March next. The post office was reopened October
80, under orders OF Herr Stephen, Director General
OF the North German Postal Service.
DRAWING DOUBLE SALARY.
special despatch from Brussels states:-Before
leaving Metz Bazalne took out OF the army treasury
his salary a. Marshal and Senator
BAzATNBs TREACnERY CONFIRMED.
A telegram from Brussels states that the Iade-
penddnce Beige siys:-"Wc daily receive visits from
escaped ofcers Of Bazaine's army. Their testimony
Ia conclusive as to the trcachery OF their com.
mandern
PROCLAMATION OF THE METZ MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
The municipal officers Of Metz have Issued an adj.
dress to the Inhabitants exhorting them to patience
under msfortunes for which they are not response.
BILE. The country and history viii exonerate the
people OF Metz from any share In the ignominy OF
her surrender.
MOVEMENTS OF THE GERMAN ARMY FROM BEFORE
The Second Prussian army corps remains at Metz
and before Thionvile. General Runners corps
viii escort the captured French 70 Germany, and
VIII remain there for guard duty. The greater por
tion Of the Army Of Metz, under Prince Frederick
Charles, viii operate IN the centre OF France
PLoT IN METZ FRUSTRATED BY THE IMPERIAL
| There has been no disturbance at Metz since thu
captuafion. The reports Of refusal OF the garrison
and town to surrender had their origin In plot BY
the citizens and those soldiers who were not satsHed
with the turn OF AFFAIRS to seize the arms in the
arsenal and make f0rCibe resistance TO the entry of
the Prussians. The c0nsummation OF the design
was prevented by the Imperial Guard
GERMAN MOVEMENT FROM soIssoNs.
The Prussians have commenced movement
norlhward from Soissons A body OF horse are 70.
ported at Hirson, In the province OF Aisne.
HARSEILLEs RED REPUBLICANS RAMpAyr
Advlces from Tours state that the red republicans
at Marseles are again rampant and revolutionary
proclamation just issued by the leaders announce
the establishment OF new republic embracing the
cities and territory Of sixteen departments to the
southwark.
THE SIEGE OF NEW BRIsACH
The b0mbardment ofNew Brisach 10 carried on BY
three batteries, near Biesheim and Wolfganzen
Fort Mortier Is assaled by three batteries near AIT
Brisach.
MINISTER wAsHBURNE PREPARING TO LEAVE PARIS.
The last English and American families which
will be permitted to leave Paris take their depart
ure this morning. At last advices Mr.. Washburne
was preparing to come out.
NEAT SUPPLY IN PARIS FAILING.
1t is claimed BY the Germans that the supply Of
meat In Paris is insufficient meet the actual neces
sites OF those within the walls for another fortnight
NO HosTILITrEs IN CHINA AND JAPAN WATERS.
Through American mediation 1t is stipulated that
the German and French war ships In Chinese and
Japanese waters shall abstain from hOstities.
ENGLISH RELIEF FOR THE FRENCH.
Large meetings have been held In Birmingham for
the purpose OF soliciting relief for the SUFFERING
people and soldiery Of France. The subscriptions
thus far have been mun,fcent
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
The courage ana address Of the American Ambu-
lance corps Is the subject Of especial praise.
1t is asserted that food and material sufficient to
have supplied Bazaine's army for four months have
been found In Metz.
The French have only 2,10o prisoners in their
hands,
A special despatch from Brussels says Paris let
ter OF the 2sth has been received there. The news
Of the surrender Of Metz was Received with general
incredulity and indignation.