The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

A story is circulating that hun
dred thousand chassepots have Deen
/ found In the cellars Of the Louvre. =,
The prices of provisions are well
regulated.
/ The French women have issued an
address to the women of all nations.
A delegate has been sent to King
| William.
Bismarck demands Alsace and Lor-
raine, the Baltic feet, and four thous
and million francs.
The Red journals call for the dis
missal of all the employees of the late
Government.
The statue Of Strasburg, In the Place
| Concorde, was Illuminated last night,
and covered with flags and flowers.
Engineers are mining the heights
of Montmartre.
AT the Hotel De Vile, on Sunday,
the portrait of the Emperor was torn
down, and that of the Empress turned
to the wall. Not a word was spoken
against Eugene.
A meeting of Deputies of the Corps
Legislatif was held Sunday evening.
M. Thiers presided. A delegation of
members was sent TO the Hotel de
Vile with proposition of co-opera-
tion with the government in obtainlng
for it legal authorization. Jules
Favre replied that he would accept
their support, but the government
considered itself legally created By
the people.
PARIS, September THE GdulOts
says that the representatives of for
eign powers received instructions
from their governments. even before
Favre, which was handed them last
night, 10 rstify wnat they considered
great measures necessary to the equll-
ibrium of Europe aud integrity of the
the French territory.
As the Corps Diplomatic leave
Paris, In case OF q siege, the govern.
merft will place the Representative In
some town they may select as a resi-
dence.
The avenues of the Grand Armee
aud De perialtrice and the Bois
de Bologne are vast camp fields
of soldiers.
The journals notice an order Of the
King of Prussia to the troops to take
with them all the able bodied men in
the departments they pass through.
A large force Of cavalry, which es-
capped from Sedan. reached Paris this
morning.
General Cluseret is here. and pro-
poses to form corps of sharpshoot-
ers.
NJ Claretio. correspondent, with
the army, of the Roppel, was pris-
oner, bat the Primes Royal released
him, saying: When you reach Paris
you will fnd a Republic. We will be
very severe with Paris.
Two hundred and eighty three pris-
oners have been liberated. who were
political prisoners here.
The government of the natIooal de-
fense DEGREES that the fortress of Toul
merits we'll of the nation for her he
roic defense, which still continues.
In the Place del Concorde, where
Is located the statue of the city of
StrasbOurg. day and night crowds con-
gregate in honor of the place so tried,
and decorate the statue with flowers
and iD1nsOrtelies Torches at night illu-
inmate the scene. 1t is Intended to
lodge 100000 Gardes Mobile from the
Provinces, in the. large apartments
which are vacant, because OF the ra-
pacity of the landlords aud high
prices.
Several millions of cartridges were
received, yesterday, from Hayre.
In certain parts of the city the
pavement is to be taken up to lessen
the effects of bombs.
Even the ultra Republican journals
testify their respect for the Princess
Clothilde.
Princess Mathilde will be released
by order of Xeratry.
Some objects which the Empress
left in the Tuileries, in the haste of
her departure. have been forwarded
to her.
Last night, as il was understood, a
meeting of the members of majority
of the Corps Legislatif was to take
place at the dwelling of Deputy John
son. An officer, by the command of
the Keratry, demanded, in the honor
of the Deputies, that no opposition be
attempted to the efforts of the Gov
ernment. The promise was given,
and the officer retired.
Itis reported that Cermischi is ap-
pointed Governor of the Bank Of
France.