The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-18


would be worth a weeks purchase, that
dare not give right answer TO their most
lusolent challenge.
Especial to the World.l
| LoNDON, November 1.-THE Worlds cor
respondent, writing from Florence l4th.
Cardinal AntonelM has addressed q
strong protest to the Powers against the
| forcible occupation of the QuirenaI. He says
although the Pope was prepared for spoil
atiOns of various desSriptf lions, ne did not
/ expect his personal property TO be confiss
\ Gated. The Cardinal recapitulates the
scenes attending the forcible entrance Of
places, has always been considered the
private property of the Pope, maintained
Tor their private purpose.
The Pontin demonstrated against this
GacrtiigOus Epoilation, which completes q
| frlghtful series of outrages on the Holy
/ Bse. Should Victor Emanuel enter Rene
| the Pope will depart for Malta.
A special dispatch from Tours to-day
/ cifv sfafino thaf Troel1rIl IN the Ism rsaS7e
/ q magnificent sOrtte, infiicting terrific loss
| on the Germans ana establishing commu-
i ntcations with General D'Aurelies. The
details OF the lighting are very incomplete
but the substance OF the reports Is that the
main attack was made along the roads
/ leading through st. Cloud, Sevres and Ver-
| sailles, while reints were made toward the
north at st. Denis, anq the south At VILE.
/ ieuf.
| LoND IN, November I7,-Tae exemptions
| from military service in Russia, have
been limited, and all classes are sum-
| LosDoH, Nov. IA rumor comes from
i Berlin tina Great Britain has renewed her
/ demand for an armistice.
Indefinite ramors OF French successes
| before Paris are circulating.
| The French cruisers have captured many
| German vessels In the Baltic and North
| seas. The French are elated over rumor
| that the entire German fleet IN the North
/ Sea has been captured In the Iahdi River.
] Nantes has been made for the present
| the source OF supplies for Orleans.
/ AS General Won der Tam falls back the
HeaH h HNusFn
rapidly from the River Yonne to the Loire.
Two columns have already crossed the
| Yonne at Zeus, and the Tenth Corps has
| struck the river at Tonner.
! Prince Frederick Charles at the last ac-
counts was at Troyes, directing the move
An explosion occurred to-day at Kyn.
oeh's cartridge factory, near Birmingham,
by which twenty-five persons were in
Jured, some fatally.
LHerald Cable.1
| LoSDoN, November H.-Lord Napier OF
| MaRdaIR, Is to be appointed Commander
| in.Chfef Of the British army. Lord Lucau,
| 10 is said, will have command of the cav
| airy.
action OF Russia, and calls upon the great
| Powers, as a party of the treaty OF 1856 to
enforce It's provisions.
/ Rumors are afloat of a secret understand
ing between Russia and the KhedIye, look
| ing TO the independence OF Egypt.
Tribune SpeciaI.l
LONDON, November IA Tribune special
correspondent at st. Petersburg 18th
Gortschakof7s letter was presented sim.
ultaneously at London, Constanainople,
After he knew OF the delivery of the note
| in London, GortschakOff called in person
last night at the English Embassy and
offered to show the dispatch to Sir A,
Buchanan, explaining that he had chosen
to communicate directly with the respect
i've Courts, rather than with representa-
, tives here, TO avoid q MISUNDERSTANDING
There has been rumors and exciting tele'
grams. but the news hrst became generals
Iy known to-day, the new Turkish EN- bas.
, sador having learned 1t at the English EN-.
bassy, where comparatively few knew OF
{ IL. When yet at the English Club, the
rendezvous of the governing classes, or
Saturday night, scarcely any one had
heard OF the action taken. The English
! Minister was equally ignorant. So far al
l can learn, Gortchakods demands ars
generally approved by the Russians. AL
, others are greatly excited. II is conf
r IDENTIFY believed that Austria VIII Tight /
| England will.
The Russian government must feel pre-
+ pared for any event, or II would not have
Ventured on step so bold. Russian OH
cials say they have carried out for four
: teen years tue humtliating conditions o.
. the treaty with scrupulous fidelity, and
| that now is their time or never. They be
lieve England win not nght. The @ ueenf
messenger is expected Thursday, and Ear
A | Granv1lle's reply.
None OF the morning papers speak OF
+ possible collision between England anC
Russia. The Exchange Gazette alone speaks
= 1t has little paragraph about some i'm
: portant dispatches having been received
by the British Embassy. Their silence Il
probably at the request OF the govern
ment, as the editors knew OF the facts.
LONDON, November I7.-Granvtlle's scir
Y cular is approved In very opposite quar-
ters. Its drmness OF tone has occastoneS
astonishment, especially among the To
! ries, whose organ this morning is silent
f The leading Liberals are scarcely less sur
prised. Yesterday they expected an &C
= qutescent policy, snd were prepared TO de
Granville has gone beyond the point
where public opinion win support him
Some of the diplomatists say, openly, the,
can see no way out of IL bus war; bat It /
equally dtmcult to see how this Cabtne
= can go to war, or take steps leading direct
q ly to war, without first being reconstruct
= ed nor is Il yet the opinion of the FoI
= eign Once that Russia means to bring. o
|. that England will be bound to accept, tn
n conflict. They say the situation IS un
! doubleday grave but before an opintol
Il can be formed the answer OF Gortsckako1
=, must pc known; Wnlch cannot De for sew
eral days; probably IL Will not be for
r CSranvilIe's dispatch was delivered b
h the Queens messenger to Sir a. Buchanan
at ST. Petersburg, on Tuesday, and by hir
10 to 9ortschakoff, on Wednesday. It is no
Ie expected he will reply instantly, nor Is
y believed he anticipates to answer like b
"a has received. 1t is also affirmed that 81
J. though an understanding is believed {
. exist between GortschakOd aud BIsmsrch
a the sformer did not consult Bismarck
{, wishes as TO the time Of promulgat1ng thi
,d declaration, and that Bismarck desired
: to be postponed, but GorischakoR though
>. himself in q position to force the Chance
g, lor's hand. The second element neceSsar
Ia In estimating probability Of war, is
knowledge OF Prussfa's exact position
which may not be obtained immediately
Bismarck was advised of Odo Russell
mission, and 1t has since been announce
that he would be obliged to leave head
d quarters for q short absence on account {
a. his health, and to meet the Countess, bot
at st. Petersburg and Versailles: therefor
re probable delays may occur. Anxiety
az expressed to know whether the America
Government was privy in this step,
u which its legations at London and =
TO Petersburg are reported to have baen a
"a terly unaware.
~ The Tribune correspondent at st. Peter
&C burg telegraphs that the Russian nots
ar universally approved there. All ths d,
:. pers contain strong articles expresst o
- hope OF q peaceful result, but stating thl
I'd | the country is ready for war II necessar,
- The Golos denied that a national sui
~ scription had been takeo to build Blac
N sea feet.
. The Imperial ukase, signed yesterds,
- | and published to-day in the offici
Is journal. orders that the Russian army
lQ recruited on the Prusstau plan.
"A ! The Tribune correspondent telegraph
IA from Berlin, nth: In official circles
8 peaceful solution OF the Black Sea que
a. | ton is looked for. 1t is freely admitte
:. that an understanding exists betWee
II Prussia and Russia, that in case of a vi
they will coop perate.