The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10

/ strategy and indecision Of General
T D'Aurelles de Paladines, who al
: lowed two corps to be overwhelmed
? By the whole Prussian army. although
be had 200, 900 men within reach.
Official returns state that the Army
, of the Loire consisted of 300 600
men, with GOO gus In the engage
ments of the b and 4th inst. only
10000 French fought against $50 600
Germans. The plen of the campaign
vas devised By Gambstia. aided BY
/ Dsverre, 3 young officer of engineers,
and was either rot carried out BIZ
/ UAurelIes, or the plan itself was
fatally erroneous.
An Eastern budget to the 7th lust.
has been received here.
The Ministerial crisis at Vienna
continues, the result depending on
/ the Debates Delegations.
The Russian reply to Austria was
read By Novikof TO Voa Beust on
| Sunday. The note, with verbal ex-
plantations by the Ambassador, prom
! ise satisfactory basis for a confer
enee.
A Synod Of the Greek Church had
been called by Pstriarchs and Conf
tans protesting the Eastern Greek |
faith. Among them are the Patri- !
archs of Alexandra, Antioch, Jeru- |
salem, Cyprus, Athens, Belgrade, |
Bucharest and st. Petersburg.
Another Russian circular has been /
issued, General Lgnatiff has person
ated Gortschakoff. saying that Tur-
key was wholly prepared for war.
Public opinion in SerFia, IN favor of
Prussia in the beginning Of the war,
is now turned to the side Of the
French aud the Republic.
The Austrian Minister of war
states that Austria has now 10 stock
100000 Wendell rifles and 200 600
uniforms, and that it will require
from one to two months to place the
army on war footing.
The Pesth Lloyd says that the
the present events are simply the
fruit of the plans made between
Prince Gortschackoff aud Bismarck. at
Ems, last January, aud that the
fate of Europe rests with Beust and
Granville. II
In addressing the delegations at
Pesth. Beust said that Austria seeks
a conference, but while abandoning
the naturalization Of the Black Sea.
the freedom of the mouths of the
Danube must be secure before then.
GWorld's specIaI.l
RUSSIA WARLIKE AND BOLD.
LONDON, December 7.--Mr. Allen !
writes me from st. Petersburg, on the
I'd inst:
"A warlike feeling is prevailing Z
over the whole Empire. The arrival
1t Sebastapol of the news Of Gorts-
Dhakoffs circular created a universal
feeling of joy. Notice was given By
The Emperor to reserve a corps to
hold themselves in readiness, which
g considered of great Importance.
This measure has not been resorted I
10 since the Crlmean war. Russia ia
committed to a bold line of conduct, !
md has resolved to carry it out In
Jpite of all opposition. IL has been :
announced by the Emperor that forty
million roubles will be devoted to the
war expenses. By the
Ist of j anuary 49, 200 remodeled guns,
md 10000 breech leaders will be {
'eady for use.
BIsNAEcK's VIEWS.
LONDON, December 7.-Biamarck
considers that the delay in voting for
J new Constitution is working mis-
GLADSTONE AID PIo roEo.
LONDON, December 7.-Mr. Glad
tone has written letter, dated No
lember Both. to Mr.. Edmund Dease.
u. 7. for Queens County, Ireland,
acknowledging the receipt of a petit
ion praying tor the intervention Of
England Ia behalf of the temporal :
authority of the Pope. MIR. Gladstone
ays Her Majesty's Government has
lot interfered with any changes in q
Rome since the election of Plus TX, 3
,Rt feels bound to make, and has 2
made, provisions for affordipg pro- D
ection to the Pont.f In the mean q
ime, Italy explicitly engages to pro-
ect the Pope freedom, aud maintain Il
lis dignity. 4