The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-23
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/ FRANCE.
ToURs. September 2 NothiDe
definite has been received from Paris
| to-day.
There is great activity among the
troops. many leaving with all possible
haste.
Its reported than the govern men
tai delegates are also leaving.
Hundreds of persons have arrived
from B0is who. Left there because they
feared the PFussisns WoHld soon. en-
Ter.
The railroad service is still irregu.
lar
Tours. September p, Evening "A
strong movement Is on foot By the
elsTes of France in favor Of nationa
defense.
The railroad and postal service is
extremely irregular.
ToURs, Sept. 22.-The Prussian
cavalry entered Nantes Sur. Same.
and made requjsitiou. They subse-
quently rejoined their corps. which
was a6 'anciug IN that direction.
Figaling near Paris continues, with
varyiBg results.
The reportthat the Prussians bad
| occupied Orleans, is not confirmed.
The manufacture of arms BY pri-
vate parties, as we'll as 10 national
armories have been vastly increased.
Letters from Metz, picked up at
| EenetraBge, reiterate the assurances
that the place is we'll pr0visioned and
the morals of the garrison excellent.
Gueronnieve, while returning from
COnstantinople. was arrested &C Mar
seilles, but was Immediately released
by order of the g0vernment. efT +.
Ii is rumored tnat Lyons will BE-
made the Temporary Capital Of France.
The Provisional Government il de-
termined to repress the excesses Of
the :. Reds"
Especial to the New York enn.l
PARIS September 22.--It is impos.
sible TO separate aow the political
from the military question. for unds +
standing one you must understand the
other. There is two different powers
Ia Paris-one oficial--the Provision
al Government = which satisfies
nobody, but is accepted and tolerated
by everybody. The second is the
Republican Central Committee, Com
posed Of four delegates from each
arrondissement. or eighty delegates
Ia al. These tour delegates are Sc
lected from t1enty-fvs delegates
elected by the people in every arron-
dissement. They are In constant
communication with lae population
during the day. Though the tweoty-
one delegates remain in the arronde
sements at night, a special commit
tee of fifty delegates remain IN
i permanent session day aud night. At
the sitting Of the Assembly these
eighty delegates constitute the Com
mittee of Paris. --s 5-..r(..T
The International Association Of
| Workingmen has been the cradle Of
that powerful organization which
lis Objectionable to the bourgeoise
and source of tear to the Gov
ernmenf, but has tbs deepest
1 root in the hearts of the people.
They sent, yesterday, a message to the
| Government, asking immediate meas
ures: s..rsrst
First, To transfer the police from
i the Central Government to the mu-
inequalities, and the election of the
magistracy, and the abrogation of ev-
cry law or decree interfering with the
4 absolute "reedem of speech, press,
meetingssor associations. 80
I Second. The appropriating Of the
4 Enecessaries of life, and their dis
tribution among the families of the
3National Guards, and those In need
lproportioBateIyto the amount Of pro.
4 davisiens for the probable duration OF 6
siege, and the number of persons to
4 be fed 9 f8a4ai4 #@ + 80
E Third, The imraediate appropria.
ton of all empty apartments or public
4 bulldogs for the accommodation oi
ebthe defenders OF the city. ~
Fourth, The levy. en- nsdsse. of al
4 laFrenchmeD, without exception.
e Fifth, The immediate sending oi
5tthe General Commissioners TO tht
II Departments to raise the population
and the sending Of them to the de
= fense Of the eiIy.
: hThe pevernment yesterday refused
I Ito weld to the demands. To-da5
delegation of one hundred anG
twenty members, comprising thi
q eighty members of the Central Com
, mittee, and two special delegates
Il from each arrondissement, will agar
present them, aud if the goverameni
persists in its refusal, the peopl
themselves will come, peacefully bu
7 en- nadsSe, to night. se4
s'At Lyons the workmeu have CON
stituted an independent goYerBmen
for the defense Of Francs. As / an
: going there to-day, / will be able t
!, tell you more in a couple Of days.
ssThe first success of the Prussian
bwill llaoverthroW the Provisional. as Sc
> dan overthrew the Imperial, Govern
ment. Then the people will Ger
tainly take better care of themselVe
. than their Traditional masters have
toabIe special to the HeraId.l
aToUas. Sept 22--The greatest ao
II tivitv prevails in ali the department
, far the national defense. The Cor
I'll soI1G General Of the Department {
: Caladas voted three million francs
: fbatlo az Lyons one million francs an
pal 100000 men, aud that of Lille farg
: sum Of money and a great number (
men,. |
rive daily.
l ! l Rive hundred soldiers who escape
J from Sedan, have entered Toul.
!, MARsE1LLEs, Sept. 22.-Garibalg
; is prevented from leaving Caprera an
I is guarded as prisoner.
ItaIiaa war vessels are truislng c
! the island.
ToURs, September 22.-Ioformi
t ton has been received here which d
: stroys all hopes of peace. Fayre e.
a pressed a willingness to aoeede to
: plan, to satisfy the Prussians. f,
. electing q Representative Assembl
e and thus obtain the voice Of the du