The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-04
WAR IN EUROPE |
ENGLAND.

civil officers the right TO remUye or re-
main at their option, uDdtsluroeo In psrs
| son or property. None of the Inhabitants,
either IN civil or military capscity, are
to be tnLerfs ed wtths or held responsible
for any previous act, or for their political
opinfons. Tue sick and WOuuaed are 70
have every Care, and the families of on
GERS serving IN the armies OF France ssre
not TO DO E1olest6d In any OF their rlxhts.
The purItc property, with the archtve-'
moneys and paDsrs are to have protection
The mode OF disposing of the wounded
pfiSoners Is also prescribed.
The charge l. xeiferated by the PrussiaDs
that Col. Waldoisee, of the Queens Guard
was betrayed and mus dereds near Boar-
get, by means Of flag o. truce treacner-
ousiy display ed by the French
The PIussIan forces when operateo
against Dion, met with obs; mate resist
Rpce before the towp. On tls sud, v IL
liam Of Baden c.ptuTed the helghts on
which the French forces were posted,
yVnen the latter retreated, and on the next
dsy the authorities SURRENDERED IL.
There is nothing of interest IN Inc mile
II Is ALLEGED that Russia Is apDrensnSIFe
of a revival of POLISH nationality under
Prussian protection
fact that france refused en- aIIntstice to
Austria in 1866, till the latter had accepted
prellminaries of peace and that tue nrst
NapO con always refused 10 grant peace
Without territorial tndem nifty.
The Swiss troops have been WlthdraWn
from the French frontier
LONDON November 3.-Ths FIQor0 OF
this evening publishes q version OF Eapo-
icons pamphlet on the campaign Of 1870,
and the causes which led 10 the capiiula-
tiOn of Sedan, In which the EmpeTOT re-
calls TO mind ais manifesto, issued just after
the declaration OF war, and the masglyIngs
with which ne listened 20 tbs cry ''On-tO
Berlin" he said his plan was TO mas lJQ,-
coo men at Meiz 10000 al StrasoOurg aud
near Hsguemau WITH large force. IN or
der TO separate SoutheTnGt I'll any from tue
northern confederation. be hoped to win
4 he drst great battle, and 10 secure the al
ltAIGG oil Austria ana ltAiR with france.
in I'm posing mentality on Bav aria, Baden
and Wurtemburg The defects In the
French mtlis sory system, and the delay IN
brlnsing up meu and mHtertRl defeated
fhl plan.
cred, but aeqults the. war Office. of ihe
blame, he Germans having mad ample
time TO bring Their forces into the Held.
The French were outuumD DsTeds and put
on he defensive. A new p an was Eeces.
saTy, involving retreat on Chal0ns, This
the Reg ncy disapproved as dtscouraslDg
to the pnD io. and the En- peror was urged
TO re ume the offensive, aud McMan3n's
advice nd plans were adopted.
He allu les t. bis situation after he had
given up the command OF the army,
when his name aud authority were 1g-
nOred at Paris, aud exceedingly painful
| ne acquiesced 10 M&re1 Tor the relief OF
MetZ. thou conscious Of The danger
of that enterprise. He describes the Oppe-
rations and anyiiz- the battles which
preceded the surrender at Sedan; and
gives an account of his interviews wi
Bismarck ana the King of Prus Ia. The
German successes are due 70 the superb
ty of heir numbers, improved artillery,
and rigorous discipline.
The municipal authoTlties of Lyons have
published a resolui ion that 1t would be
better 10 submit TO any hardship, than 10
surrender the town. Lyons shall be de-
Tended TO death. None shall leave The
piacs In anticipation OF Struggle, except
women ana children, aud old men. An
others who escape, or seek to escapr, shall
be considered Infamous ana dealt with
a. traitors.
The jJurnaIs of Tours declare that The
more b facts IA regard to the suFrenG er
OF Me become RbOWn, the more evident
Boz ines cUurse WAS reasonable. Much
str IS l. laid upon the manner in which
the officers aud men were deceived in re
gard 10 the conditions OF The fiaance. The
TACT that forty millions francs, and enOr-
nous quantities OF munitions were de-
ltversd TO the enemy IS also welt upon as
eSiasnSs g OF IIeas9n.. . ,sfYar9T C4arTbaIdT In
an order OF the day, reproachss the rspLb.
lie for thei failure TO act tor the mutual
| defense otSwitZerland. He says IL Is Kept
/ down By the cash boxes OF her great bank
I erR. With her lifted finger she might have
sept him from MalTid, Dut she allowed
hlm To siauynIer tue y anlsh nation. lie.
feri ing to The United States tue General
saws: One OF Wa hinRtoD's great ,smiiy
bare y permits the Republic 10 ding a
wor Il of symp tthy to the brave Gie~cend d.
uuts OF Lafay elite, " no first pFOclatmed the
emancipation OF races ciassI al. Land OF
Hbesty nome 0 the eagle, wilt thou aban-
don in his struggle OF giants thy sister
nation, who 10 arched an viii Rgain
mhfcn dt buG van OA UfOSfES5 II a
heroic ST. uggle. France is ia ruins because
/ her army was led to the support
/ OF tyranLs, but the nation is heroic; 1T
/ is risen as one man and viii make the o d
/ Rctocrat or Prussia pent his inbumau
| butcusry. Tue order Oses with an appeal
/ to the soldiers ciarlpg their courage Is
unQuestion aoIe, but that they want cool
ness and deoipiine, so indispensable in
| war.
| A complete history Is given of the cam.
peIgn order Bazaine, IN the course OF
| which IL is shown that the Marshal OPP
posed AL proposals for general sort1e
from The fOrts.
a IeIegra :, from Anglers reports that a
balIoon nad ianoed there from Paris The
CpfHiope Aott0ilats. OF he 2Sih. contains q
summons addressed 20 King William and
Prince Frederick Charles to APPEAR per.
sonaly or by proxy, before the Tribunal
of Free MasOns iD Paris, to answer 10 he
| charges OF PERJURY, their cases 10 be adj
judged by default should they not appe n
| The document Is duly signed by the Off
GERS OF the Grand Lodge o. Psris.
Especial TO he Wor d.l
LONDON, Nov. 3.--A correspondent of the
World was the fir-t civilian TO enter Metz
after the capIlulaLsOl. BE found two
Amer cans who had Deen in Metz du ms
the Who.e siege, Chas. II. Eustice, of Bos
latter belonged to the American ambn
lance. The citizens universally condemC
the captulation aud the conduct OF de-
fense. There was positively no star a.
tiup, and very little suffering. The city
| was full Of all descriptions of provisions
and d ices were moderate On the wall
In puoItc places. the Inhabitants have
written: "RdzGine et c01lnieres deus
troitr ct delta tQches .
Tue conduct or the French army since
the ospitu alton has been most exen.
plary. Although the whole army wal
paid off SIX weeks advance, there has beer
! very IL, tie drum ke nneSs, and no nprOar.
/. The Prussian officers express surprise o.
the cleverness, cleanliness al telerity o
the French in maxi z camps, cook Ing
and making all com niortabIe.
The forts In and around Metz wer.
amply provisioDed until March next.
under or Iers of the Pru~slan DIR ctor
General OF The North German Posta
Iworld's Special
LONDON. Nov. .S,-Bismarek is UNWILLING
to let the war continue into the wtnts
He fears popular outbreaks everywhere
, News from Italy are to the same enect: thi
following are the exact words Of GaribaI
| dr. orders IF the oay, aliustpg TO A meTiea
. misht have cent Prim's soldiers in cuba
! back TO Madrid, but allows the muTd + o
the entire population of Cuba, who are :
part OF Washington's great family: b.
barely permit the great Republic 10 fliDt
q word OF sym pathy 10 the brave descend
ants of Lafayette; but France has risen a
one mar. aud will soon make the old auto
: crat repent his having sought this butch
Dispatches from Brussels states that be
fore Ietvtng Melz, Bazaine took out OF Ii
I army treasury his saIary as Marshal au'
!; Especial to the Herald.l
: LONDON, Nov. 3-A Paris CORES pOadeni
4 | writing on the 29th. says that after tn
< departure OF the Americans tue exodus @
kngllsa will take pIsc-, together with TIA
I English Embassy. The English stay in
here will be under the protection of tn
{ American Minister. Ado at three hundFe
j. English avalled the nsaives of permission
to depart.
= Food is becoming searcer and deare
c daily. at the horse m mArket yesterd y "
d wSIe sold tlr culinary purp Jses. Tner
= had been previous sale. They ali passe
i sn examination as to their Il ness for f0oC
o Do Keys and mules were aIsO bought 70
? cooking purposes, the former being i
= great req iest on account of their resem
y blance in q ayor 10 veal,
(. lCable Speetal TO the Tribuua.1
I,oNDoS, NOvember "a dfspatch r,
ceIvsd this morning by Laurier frol
Tours, says: