The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-21
SECOND EDITION
THE SEAT OF WAR.
Prussian Military Operations.
Dumas Dying of Paralysis.
Morton and the English Mission.
England and the War.
Significant Popular Demonstration
Etc, Etc.s ETC.. ETC.. Etc.
Morton and the English Mission.
England and the War.
Significant Popular Demonstration
Etc.s Etc.s ETC.. Etc., Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
A New German Loan.

New German Loan.
BERLIN, Oct. 21.-The Stats Anzeiger adver-
tises an issue of $500, 900 thalers at three and
one-half per cent, payable in six months.
The Strasburg Losses.
Only two hundred and fifty citizens of Stras-
burg were killed at the bombardment of that
city.
At Verdun, as at Paris, the besieged are squan-
dering their ammunition by incessant firing.
Strasburg has again been opened to railway
traffic, and trains now arrive and depart regu-
larly.
Bank OF England.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Specie on hand at the
Bank of England decreased e326,0 600 during
the week.
Mazzini Mt Leshorn.
FLORENCE, Oct. 21.-Mazzini the noted agi-
tator, has been ordered to remain at Leghorn.
Signor LAMA, one of the members of the Min
istry, has gone to Turin to visit King Victor
Emanuel, who is there.
American Generals Ordered to London.
LONDON, Oct, 21.-It is stated that Generals
Burnside, Sheridan, and Forsyth have received
orders from the Washington Government to re-
pair to London at once. The Cologne Gazette,
which publishes this statement, says that owing
to the suggestions of these gentlemen Minister
Washburne has been so energetic that he has
been forced to demand reparation for the fire.
quent arrests of Americans as spies.
Dumas Diving
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Dumas, pere, is lying at
small town near Diepps insensible and dying
from paralysis. His son and daughter are with
him.
Matters mt the Capital.
Later dates have been received from Paris.
Brecch-loaders were being manufactured in
the city. The Prussians had evacuated Meung
and Beaugency. The people were subscribing
freely for the defense of the Capital, and the
enthusiasm had not abated.
Passage Through The PrussIan Lines.
TOURS, Oct. 21.-The Papal Nuncio and Co.
lomban Minister are unable to leave, owing to
the refusal Of the Prussians to permit any pas
| sage through their lines.
Foreign Ministers at Paris.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-It is said that Bismarck
| has required the foreign ministers at Paris to
| communicate with their governments only by
| open dispatches. Victor Hugo has declined the
request of the Government to stimulate the
| provinces.
| Hard on Morton.
| The Pail Mall Gazette referring to the ap-
| pointment of the Hon. o. p. Morton as Minister
to the Court of st. James, says:-"A thoroughly
incompetent person is selected to represent the
United States in England, and is instructed first
to bully and next to threaten war. This incom-
petent person hesitates probably preferring a
domestic skirmish with the Democrats to war
with England"
ROmanist Protest.
| The Catholic hierarchy of Great Britain have
issued a protest against the action of the Ita-
lian Government in occupying the Papal terri
tory.
They call upon all good Catholics to form
'prayer unions" to protest against the treat
ment of the Pope, and to prepare documents
on the subject which may be made the basis OF
an appeal to the British Parliament.
| ENGLAND and the War-Immense Popular De.
| mOnstraIl0n In London.
| LONDON, Oct. 20-The attempt OF the Govern
| made last night against the existing war, ended in
disastrous failure and In embittering popular feel
ing. double Gordon OF police had been formed
| OF Parliament and the police were stationed on both
sides of Parliament street and on Westminster
Yard, designated as the spot for holding the meet
ing Two regiments Of infantry I,S and =, the DragSoI
but no call was made upon them.
AN IMMESsE MEETING.
In spite of all the precautions of the authorities
nearly 20, ,0U0 people made their way from Vctorii
street. Westminster, and from other quarters t
Palace-yard An Immense meeting was organized
RSbSra M M MWene
MIR. Weber. The drift OF the speeches was unani
They teasS sSd the the sng na
ment their duty, and to compel then
to do it. Cheers were given for Lord Harrington
who had alone shown himself man in the presen
Government, and cries OF "Shame on him
greeted the aluson OF one speaker TO the apath.
| OF John Bright in the presence OF the "greates
national crime of the century," One speaker SAT-
| 1t was the duty of Europe to compel Prussia q
make compensation for the vast devastation sh
had perpetrated In France.
| REVIEW OF KING WILLIAMS CAREER.
King William was denounced by name as a hypo
critical assassin and an incarnate devil OF royalty
one or the speakers recalled the suppression o
German liberty by Prussia in 1s49, the insoence O
General Won WTangel In dlssolying by force tn
Prussian Assembly, the bloodthirsty spirit Il
which the Prince OF Prussia, now King William
had pursued the Democrats OF Baden and OF tn
Rhine. He said the plain object of the Prussia
Crown at this time to desu oy liberty in Europe
10 make freedom in Germany impossible by inaugu
rating policy which would compel Germany to b
always under arms herself and surround her wit
hostile Dations equally armed, and by replantin
military institutions In the heart OF the ContineI
to check the progress of the Old World in the dire(
ton SO gloriously opened to 1t by the New.
THE HEssIAKS.
This reference TO America was hailed with II
| peated cheers Royal Prussia, said Mr.. Weber
, | GeTman had aided TO dismember Poland, mol
down Hungary, and oppress Italy. Royal Engan
had been leagued with her. With the help OF Ge
! nan hireluRe sold by German desp1fs Eng and ha
Eubjugafed Ireland and with the same help she IA