The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-19

The G1uIess and Exchange Gazette be-
lieve the Republic ths nope OF France ana
Italy, and that spain and Portugal are q
field ready for pr1poEandism.
the ST. Petersburg Journal publishes .
the Germans, in wishing to keep Aisaee
and Lorraine, may Gnd people 10 oppose
the act, but in not keeping them they Will
glory Will be served as well as all interests
= Hines Gable speelal.l
LONDON. Eepfernber- -1S-Tne prospects
Of peacs look more favorable to-day The
81 fasersl elaG that Bismarck had Consented
10 receive Favre inform ally Is regarued
here as an indication OF the intentl0ssn % 81
the King, on arriving before the walls o.
Paris, TO relax the rigor of his dem ands:
sffaYt L1td to ii 5riIls ABOUT u an IA interview. q
The statement about imperfect arTna-
nnent of the fortidcations of Paris are con-
aud the removal of the guns to the inside
| 0f the notifications.
R1IIiS, Ing 1taG tsIegrarhs. G On the issh: aThe
1 Kings headquarters are still &C Meaux::.
ssfhe tnxesfment OF Paris is proceed ing
fine, and me troops are in the best OF
si..5r.1s i..r6e siege of Touf Is being pressed with
1 The ereatest vigor, by the combined In
s-n4Tv Isorns OF the Line and The i and
vzehr, TO force its reduction.
i 8 4.nNDox. September 18.--BismRrcks has
snt warning 10 the IndepsTsLleace. a1ontt-
| nal cf Rhetna, 70 the eject that II aust
/ rtrarrces ~ its tone or it viii be suppressed.
The Paris press protest Win iEt.i ~ aLton
1 nal affairs of France, as well as VloAat1on
OF she frs9dom OF the press.
i the people Of Rome are la favor OF SO 81
.11fttarse. he national troopsi, but the L2u-
Il avea and clergy restrain them from taxing
nracsical Steps In that direction 81 g ..
The 1rrfbane's special correspondent sL
Paris on the 18th, writes thaS Lne iafs !
force That began marching Out OF Paris on
4 iyyed 4 esaay, occupies Vtneennes.
Two UnIans were captured st Meauz
and Brought to Paris. 'rney were followed
through the streets With 1mprecat1ons anu
''tsannonadiag was distinctly Letrd al
THE Prussians appear 70 pc a~dYan ~ es6e
sim f1lt RneouSly by G1e 0ueToy Canai an. ans
Saf1e Valley TO siege the Grain ol Ill. LII
n .Aahes, Albion aud 9ViIleneune De -
fSarss Iv oisy, RomanvilIe and Auberyiltez:
viii probably be fTst attacked on me eSsst
i and CIlaFenton and livery on The soutu:
rhe Paris mails of Saturday evsntnB
1 was received in London to-nlge6
The Meiz lines of lnvesltn.ny1s ass.,, - razs n
II preQnRoaes and tn6lf AMheaAabS N<sk1t1See
i lion IL not likely. -.
T1etelT occupied s..s4tF :
4 \ r arnkurg writes, on tho l5Lhs Ts5eNeEsa
) Il daVs before the blockade was lOrn1aA
. raised. the iron clads were drlyenl O4g =
5 | sea by a Storm. The rem &lnuoI - II - -
! | fleet W - called on on the 1ZLbs ans -
E O'clock that afteTnoops the last oE tn
: FRENCH squadron disappeareQ, the go 80
) dans ii ~ 6 O'Clock. The German neet q
) i IN 81 ed the former FFencn ancn9EA8ss - ~
3 the bACckaee accomp llsneo bnl 1tsslsS' NJ
: fleet never attempted to gappEoa4EIua, 4Ia,. /" ,
nelnashaven, or penetrate the klos n
d Cuxhaven. Z A@ M#s& &M a I,
. arhe american srigate 5unlstsAA as4 q, s,
= 4 rived at II eligoland some days since - -
Il was warned of Cuxhaven Dy tne fp19eA
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