The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

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a demonstration was made yester
day By the Italian residents, who
formed ID procession, and marched
through the streets shouting, Death
to Bismmarcki ViUe Ia Ffdacet
Especial to the Herald.
PARIS. Sept. 9.-At a meeting OF
the Reds last night there were eyl-
dences of a Disagreement n the Re
publican ranks, caused By the jeals
ousy and suspicion of the present
self constituted MIEistTy M
I hear, upon good authority. that
the Emperor's 5 mind has been Affected
for some months.
There are complaints that arms are
still refused the citizens of the Prey
inces, who are not sending men to
Paris.
PARIS, September .9-9A. M.-The
Inhabitants Of the Military Zone Of
Paris are ordered to quit their habit
atoms forthwith. ~
The Mobiles are summoned 10 join
their corps in forty-eight hours, and
are coming in rapidly.
The Prafect Of Police orders all
persons, so intending, 70 quit ParisIu1-
mediately.
Forty thousand copies Of the llfar-
S.lktaise were bsrned yesterday, and
the presses destroyed.
Marshal McMal1bn 10 seriously
wounded ID the leg and q prison
er at Baalt, near Sedan.
PARIS, Sept. 9-6 PM.-An armis-
tice is under consideration. The idea
was instituted By the Diplomatic
Corps. The question has been sub
mitIed TO The Provisional Govern.
ment by the Russian, Italian and
Spanish Ambassadors.
Jules Favre has received aud re-
turned the visits Of the EDglish. Aus
trian, Italian, American, Turkish,
Spanish and Swiss ambassadors. and
the P0pa's Nuncio.
PARIS, September 8 The Journal
09Sciel publishess the following adj
dresses from the Government of
National Defepses TO the French
people:
.FRENCHMEE: La proelaimlng, four
days ago, G0vernment for the Ma
tional Defense, we defined our mis-
sion. The power had fallen 10 the
groun3. and he who commenced with
crime, ended with desertion. We
have done nothing but take egIiu the
Governuent that had fallen trOm
powerless hands. But Europe wants
to be enlightened.
ut is necessary that she should
/ learn, by unexeeptionable evidence,
that the entire country IS with rs,
The invader must meet in his path
way, not only an immense city resolv-
cd to perish rather than surrender,
but people on their feet, organized,
and a Representative Assembly bet
sides. which can carry everywhers, and
despite all disastrous events, the living
soul of the country. The goycrnment
accordingly decFees: Article lst
The ELECTORAL colleges are couvoked
fox Sunday the 10Th day Of October
for the purpose of choosing a nationsl
constitutional assembly article. q.
The election shall be held at the reg
ular polling places ia conformity WITH
the law of the 18th of March, 1859
Article 81. The number Of mem
bers OF the constituent assam
bly, is 6zsd at 700. Article 4sh. ThI
Minister Of the Interior is chargsC
With the execution of tho present de-
cree. DJne at the Hotel DE Vile
Paris, September 8. 1870.
The journal O6Sciet makes the FOL.
lowing report: a meeting was helg
yesterday evening, at the Hotel Dt
Vile. attended by Mayors Of twenty
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ofsthe city, and The
Sinh Prefeets of the Seine aud st
Denis. The Mayor Of Paris wa.
President over the proceedings. sup
ported BY Deputies. The basinees oi
the meeting was to agree upon mess
ures for the complete armlng cf th'
militia Of Paris
mo speeches were made, bnt polit
ical observations were exchanged In !
friendly manner. A large spirit o
harmony, fifmuess aud patriotic con
fidence animated the meeting. whicl
lasted from 9 o'clock until midnight
The Chief of staff OF the Natiena
Guard was present. He renders am
pie Justice TO the Intelligence and act
ivity of the Majors. Many things
: that appeared 20 him almost i'm
: possible were acc <znplished in /
brief space of time. Since the Pro
visional Mayors entered upon thei
2 functions on the 9th instant, tn
: organization of the men fof 1T
new bafalions has been nearly fin
, ished and their srmaDlent progresse
! to compilation from day to day. Ia
people will be satisfied.
5 PARIS, Sept. 9-Rentes closed a
E 81 francs 56 cenimes.
~ The question of an armls,ice seem
/ ! to be gaining ground. aafs1-ss 80
! 1t is announced now that severa
members of the Diplomatic Corp
are taking their initiatory IL she mai
+ ter whjoh was mentioned BY them to
i day, to u Council held at the Hotel d
B Vile. ars
The 0piaione Nati0Rale esmpli
q ments Rochefort warmly for seps
& rating from the IHotrsetllatse. on az
/ count Of Its violence. 1T says ths
4 this is the time for patriotism, al
d thus many thouEands are secured {
. the Republican cause, as Rochet0rt
!. extremely popular. las asan
!. TIE WoTld's special has rune
II that Russia and Austria are negotiE
+. ting fer a portion of Turkey also.
a There Is q rumor that a body I
!; the army, peasantry and Franco-T
D COS successfully attacked the Prussia
4 line OF Communications, between Bai
/, ie- Due aud Viiry le Frsncais. tore 4
. the rails and captured a detachme1
of Saxons.
ENGLAND.
II LONDON, Sept. 9.-The EngIis
u iron rlated war steamer Captain vi
e lost off Cape Finisterre. All {
Al board perished, numbering 500.
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