The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-06

LONDON, Sept, Nmber "A dispatcl
from Paris announ, Nes that the gov
ernment of Palikao .Nas been over
thrown, and Republic declared.
LONDON. September 4 -1"he meet
lug of the International Con. mlssloI
Of Weights and Measures, to hsV'
taken place in Paris this month, "a
been indefinitely postponed.
A large French corvette passed
Dover this morning, bound eastward.
LONDONDERRY, September 4.-The
steamers Of the German- American
lines, refuged in Southampton harbor,
are literally covered with buntiDg
since the reception of the news of
McMahon's surrender.
LONDON, September 5.-The Offices
of the Provisional Government &C
Paris are distributed as follows:
Minister of the Interior, Leon
Gambetta; Minister of Foreign At
fairs, Jules Favre; Minister of FL
nance, Pierre Mague; Minister Of
Public Instruction, Jules Simon:
Minister of Justice, Emanuel Gre
mieux; Minister of War, General
Trochu; President Of the Council.
Nj. Grevy; Secretary General of the
Provisional Government, Andre Ls-
verteijon. Seals have been placed
on the doors OF the Corps Legislatif.
LONDON, September 5.-The Prus
SLAMS were reported at ST. Quentin
last night. advancing on Paris.
Montmedy still holds out.
The oi,y of Sedan was burned in
Thursdays fight.
= A dispatch from Berlin SAYS the
Germans have discovered aud de-
stroyed the secret acqueduct on which
Metz depends for water. They also
captured Bazaine's dispatch bag, the
contents of which show that the
French are in q desperate condition.
An early capltulation is looked for.
The Germans are making prepara-
tons for the treatment of the French
wounded, with whom the city must
filed.
The prisoners taken by the French
have been released aud sent out of
the fortress, on account of scarcity of
food.
Complaints come from Berlin that
the Germans staying in France are
harshly treated.
LONDON, Sept. 5 1t is said that a
friend condoliBg with the Emperor
expressed q hope that his popularity
in Paris was not gone. The Empe-
ror replied: ." It matters not; shall
return there to exact a reckoning, not
to give one."
TIC the Associated Press.l
LONDON, September 5. - General
thanksgving Continues at Berlin.
The churches were crowded yester-
day.
Prussian journals continue their
assaults on the English for a viola
ton of neutrality and their intrusive
efforts at intervention.
The tone of the Berlin press is still
disdainful of the interposition of neu.
trail powers.
The continued presence of British
frigates off the mouth of the Tiber
persuades the Italians that England
intends to guarantee the independence
of the Pope.
Formidable riots occurred at En-
niskillen on the news of the French
Emperor's discomfture. Protestants
were assaulted aud several militia
men badly hurt.
fCable special TO the WorId.l
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Dispatches from
Florence state that Cabinet councils
are being held, and it is believed that
Italy will soon demand Rome.
The news Of the declaration Of
French Republic has produced great
excitement in Ireland, and there seems
no doubt but that the National party
are encouraged to do the same.
The language of the official and
semi official German press against
EDgland, on account of the report
that she has allowed articles to be
sent to France, is causing considera-
BILE Indignation aud contempt here.
England's neutrality has been we'll
observed.
Bismarck will make a very great
mistake if he thinks he can bully
England. His evident policy is to
abuse England and prevent a too
active endeavor on her part ia be.
half of France.
Special kilograms represent the
Crown Prince and King making rapid
progress in the march on Paris. The
German army is anxious to enter
Paris.