The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-25

PARIS. August s24.-The morning
journals here publish dispatches, an.
nouncing that the Prussians fred up
on and killed some Belgian soldiers
on the frontier.
The RTesse says that ambassadors
from Russia, Italy and Austria, IN re.
ply to their offers to negotiate for a
peace, have been officially informed
that peace is impossible SO long as a
| single Prussian treads French soil.
LONDON, August 24.-At latest ad.
vices Olivier was In Switzerland, de
nouncing the majority of the French
Chambers, for betraying him.
The Times to day says, correcting
itself: Madame Canrobcrt and fami-
" are not in England.
Obscurlty still surrounds Mona
hons movements. Reports are con :.
Trajectory.
PARIS, August "a. = The Figaro
urges the placing of electric light on
the Paris Notifications.
PARIS, August PA dispatch
from Mezieres, date yesterday after
noon, contains the following: The re.
sistance Of Marshal Bazaiue, even
with small force under his command,
prevented the advance of the Prus-
SLAMS until the organization and prep
aration of McMahon's large army was
entirely completed.
Mcmahon and BazaiRe are now
ready to assume the offensive, and a
movement is expected Immediately.
They will attack the Prussians.
The Liberte says that the army of
Prince Royal, which reached st. Di-
zier some days ago, has not passed
that place, but, on the contrary, has
fallen back.
The same journal adds that it
knows from reliable source, that the
loss Of the three Prussian armies has
been as follows: Killed 35, 900;
wounded, $1,000.
PARIS, August 24.-The PatrSe,
semi official organ, says there exists
at Vienna a Prussian party. encour-
aged and paid by Count Won Bis
marck. Said parties, who played the
odious role Of 1866, have control Of
some Vienna journals, and since the
recent success of the Prussians, have
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act favorably, making handle of the
well known sympathy of Hungary for
France. The Austrian government,
however, has resisted these overtures
thus far, and will, no doubt, maintain
a friendly neutrality.
The Pdtrie denies the story that By
Austria's withdrawal of her Corps of
Observation, Prussia has been ena-
bled to use troops that she could not
otherwise have moved.
LONDON, August 24.-Private adj
vices from Paris received by mail
contain the following intelligence,
dated Monday, 22d:
A Cha:Dns correspondent says the
Crown Prince of Prussia is near st.
Dizier. and going towards Paris with
10000 men.
1t is uncertain whether they will be
able to avoid fight before going fur
Their. Prussian officers don't believe
that Paris will resist. They expect
an instruction will follow on the al
proach of the Prussian army which
will result in the displacement of the
present French authorities, when a
peace may be early guaranteed. They
say that war will be prrposelelIs if
these points can not be effected
The Emperor is at MonteVidon, an /
c0gnito.. 4
A Committee of Defense has been
organized.
LONDON, August 24.-The Times
recognizes the fact that the determine
ton of the Corps Legislatif in favor
OF self-government will be irresistible
thereafter should the Emperor fail.
Prussia has sent Bavaria 100000
francs in gold as a subsidy.
Napoleon's mission to Italy is ridi-
cuIed as untimely and proitless.
The French blockading squadron at
the mouth of the EIbe has refrained
from acting on the offensive.
Cuxhaven is oeasing to be an agree
able watering place. It is strong
place naturally, and has besides been
greatly fortified.
LONDON, August 24.-News of a
French victory at present would cause
a panic In the stock market here.
LONDON, August 24-Noon.-Tbe |
following dispatch from Paris says |
the very latest intelligence from the |
seat OF war is that Metz is entirely |
isolated. The Prussians are strong |
on the west in that vicinity.
Gen. Fallly, who is In command at |
Uhalons, is still there, but By the new
disposition is superseded.
General Mcmahon is strongly post
ed on the plains before Chalons. with
heavy attachments at st. Menehan ID, /
Nerdun and Rheims. Mcmahon has
175, 900 men under his command, well
supplied with food, ammunition and
artillery.
SharpshOoters are fastening to
Chalons.
STUTTGARDT, August 24.-The ca
pitulation of Pfalzburg, which was
reported yesterday, has not been Off
cially confirmed.
: CARLsRUHE, August 24.-There is
much Indignation expressed az the
action OF the French garrison of Stras-
burg, in firing upon Kehl and other
defe useless towns. The commander at
Kehl has solemnly protested against it.
? SwENEMoND. August 24.-It is said
the French squadron in the Baltic has
Ia Its service an experienced English
captain and a Danish skipper. The
French have also secured pilots by
of splendid rewards.
NEW YORK, August PA special
to the Courier es Et0s UliS. Paris.
August 23d, says:
The sprIghtly element of the Paris
ian people, accommodates itself with
difficulty to the reign of silence which
the ministry imposes. So many blum
ders we're committed in the opening
Of the war. it is feared this change IN
policy By Palikao, only conceals some
new mistake.
L saw TO day part of a dispatch
rom Marshal Bazaine, which the
Minister OF War communicated to the