THE WAR.; Capitulation of the Great Stronghold of Eastern France. Three Marshals of France and Six Thousand Officers Taken. An Advance on the Saone Toward Lyons. Reported Prussian Defeat and 1,200 Killed. Foreign Ambassadors at Tours Taking Rooms at Bordeaux. Trial by Jury Established in France. CAPITULATION OF METZ. The Germans to March in Today--173,000 Prisoners Taken--Rejoicing in Berlin--Effect on the Armistice Question. THE ADVANCE ON LYONS, Germans Moving Down the Valley of the Saone--The Command in the East--Reported Successful Resistance to the Germans. The Reported French Victory on the Soane--1,200 Germans Killed--The Fugitives Disarmed in Switzerland. OTHER OPERATIONS. Foreign Representatives Preparing to Leave Tours -- French Reticence on Military Movements--Armies Massing at La Mans and Orleans--Movements in the North. Reurbakt's Timely Aid to Amiens--No News from Paris or the Loire. SIEGE OF PARIS.
The capitulation of Metz was not signed until Thursday night. The city will be occupied by the Germans to-morrow. The whole number of prisoners is now represented to be 173,000, including three Marshals and 6,000 officers. One hundred guns wore fired in Berlin yesterday in honor of the event.