The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13
WAR IN EUROPE!
PruSslans Halted Twenty-Five
Niles From Paris.
The French ShaFpshOOfers
Doing Much Damage.
Railroad Between Basic and Frei-
burg Cut.
Eight hundred Germans Expelled
From Paris.
Men. Won N aud Chill iran Deprived
of Food and sleep
Dlsgrac, full Treatment OF Germans.
Dlsgrac. full Treatment of Germans.
FRANCE.

| to-day, while on his way to the Cen
| trail Telegraph office. to send a dis
patch, was recognized in front of the
building by the crowd. Cheers arose /;
the crowd increased, and the Minister
received a most enthusiastic ovation !;
| Washburne was greatly moved.
/ This evening the employees of the
telegraph company, and many others
assembled in trout Of the American
| Legation, and made another demon
stration in honor Of the government
of the United States and It's represen-
tative.
The La France says that while the
| Republic is everywhere welcomed, the
delay in the meeting of the Constit-
uent Assembly causes dissatisfaction.
They are all anxious for peace and
aud mostly ia favor of the Count de
Paris.
The Tribune special correspondent
at Berlin, on the 9th, says:
The Duke of Mecklenburg, with
the First and Seventh Divisions
of the Ninth Corps, formerly in
Schleswig Holstein, and two divisions
of reserves and LandWehr. being the
army formed at hamburg, in the Pal
/
and elsewhere all the time troops and
reserve batalions are gone. The
guards and garrison service Is per
formed by Landwehrs.
The mastering here aud at TorgaD.
in Silesia, continues.
The Landwehr officers, absolved
from duty years ago. are notified to
hold themselves ready for eventual
service.
Bismarck has said that he will have
such tremendous force in France, as
must crush resistance, and especially
to prevent everywhere the organiza
ton of new forces. But for the nation
al clamOr for Alsace and Lorraine,
its certain Bismarck would be con-
tent with Metz aud Strasbourg held
as neutral fortresses.
tits reported that Bazaine not only
refused capitulation when informed
that the Emperor aud MeMahon's ar
my were prisoners, and when the Em
peror advised the surrender of Metz,
but declared, in a towering passion,
that he would not respect Napoleon's
wishes, and would shoot any French
officer advising surrender.
1t is believed that Russia and Aus
tria have rejected all overtures, aud
will not stir for the Republic of
France.
The Journal De 81. Petersburg.
semi official, tells the French substan-
TALLY that they had better yield
Alsace and so much of Lorraine as
Germany needs.
The recognition of the French Re-
public by America, was to be expect
| ed, but the Berlin Foreign Office
thinks the extreme warmth of Amer
| ica's declarations implies the hearty
withdrawal of sympathy with Prus-
sia, following so closely after Fish
refusal to protest against the expul-
| sion of Germans from France.
The Baltic blockade is Ineffective.
Vessels enter aud leave Benseig aud
Koenigsburg freely. The French
feet has great difficulty in getting
coal, as the expense is enormous.
The blockade will probably soon be
abandoned.
The Tribune special correspondent
writing from Carlsruhe, on the 9Th,
says:
The Strasbourg beseiging army is
constantly reinforced. Their mum
bers are nearly 10000.
"The sorties by the defenders are
desperate but futile.
The batteries are rapidly com
pleting, and the heaviest guns will be
placed in the nearest parallels.
The French sharp shooters are do
ing much mischief.
"The railroad between Basle and
Freiburg has been repeatedly cut at
SabliDgen. The passenger trains are
fred upon, and the passengers wound
: ed.
"EiRht hundred Germans, who had
been expelled from France. reached
Carlsruhe on the 9th. They are
workingmen, and were compelled to
leave all their property behind. They
were disgracefully treated while pas
z sing through France. Men, women
and children, were deprived of food
and sleep, transported In open cattle
cars. dreuched aud insulted, and
arrived here half dead.
The Tribune correspondent at Rome
, telegraphs on Monday that troops
Z have crossed the frontier. General
Caldorna has addressed a proclama-
o. ton to the Roman people. Great en-.
! thusiasm and excitement among the
! troops and people.
E The Tribune's correspondent a.
! Florence says the troops are violently
! excited and impatient.
: The Cabinet is reconsidering its res
! luton, but the people are bent on go.
ing to Rome, with or without the gov
erpment.
: Palermo, the NEST reactionary o.
y the Italian cities, was Illuminated las
j. night on the false report that the
: troops were crossing the frontier
J, Rieasali is still here.
: Pazzo De San Martino, will proba
e bly, be sent as envoy to the Pope
All Italy N the meantime, is arming
r and sll the first class troops have
4 been called out, the second class Il
). follow; 0.OO5 men will join the stand
= ards on the 10th.
-Four regiments Of grenadiers passed
through this morning to the frontier
France has recalled all the Frencl
soldiers under the Papal flag, SOM
1000 in number.
Many towns of the Pspal States
have alread proclaimed a Provis;ona
Government. The Ministry is dis
cordant.
. The Supreme Tribunals of the Law
4" have removed to Tours, where the
are now in session.
} PARIS, September 12-The sue
is cesses at Toul and Montmedy, to
pether with the reDoFkad bolt in kh