The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05
RumOred Death of General Ven
MOltke.
Synopsis OF tho Circular Of Count
Bismarck.
Prussian Army SheAEeG by
Gun boats.
The Army Of Paris In Fine
Condition
Sickness Prevailing in ths Prus-
sian Camps.
ENGLAND.

the EOtn uit.a ana puOllSne0 mere TO-
day in the La Situ7tion, is urques-
tionabiy bogus.
Paris letters received to-day say the
Prussians threaten Point Du Jour.
The bombardment of the city from
the west Is imminent.
The books of the great libraries
have been removed to the cellars
All the windows have been filed
with bags of earth, and watchmen
have been stationed on Notre Dame
to look out for fires
LONDON, October A collision
occurred TO day on the London q
Northwestern Railroad near Crewe.
Several persons we're badly hurt.
A Telegram from Shanghai ssys the
North China Herald announces that
a treaty has been concluded between
China aud Jxpsn for the expulsion OF
foreigners.
LONDON, Oct. 4-The testimony
before the Naval Court Martial. in
the Captain" case, closed yesterday.
judgment was reserved.
LONDON. October An Ameri-
can writer in the Standard says
the news of Prussian victories now
falls dead 10 the United States. Even
in Berlin the people are indifferent.
La Situation. the Imperial organ
here, repudiates relations with Rou-
her.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-O'SulIivan and
| O'Reilly, it is understood, from the
United States, have been arrested at
Cork as Fenians. A uniform, re-
volver and ammunition were found
at their lodgings.
Gems Barnard. Wright, and Mich
/ ler, American officers, travelling un-
der a warrant Of the War Depart
ment, were presented to Baron Won
Beust by Minister Jay, on the Both Of
September, and to the Emperor
Francis Joseph On the following day,
at q special audience.
The new American Minister to
Turkey, McVeigh, is making a short
soIOurn in Vienna, on his way to Con-
stantinople.
The Belgian Bishops unite in their
protests against the recent events in
Rome.
h. LONDON, Oct = Advices flom
Bitsche, represent the condition of
the town as distressing during the
bombardment; mobs plunder the
shops, and the population takirg re-
fUgs In the cellars were either suffo-
Gated or burned to death.
The Pope has made a new appeal
to the Kirg of Prussia in favor OF
peace.
Little faith is placed in the authen-
! ticity Of the long manifesto purport
ing TO have been written by Napo-
leon, and printed in the La Situation
here.
| From Lyons it ia stated that Ma.
zare, the late Governor, had been ar
] rested for supineness and insubOrdin
4 alton.
t The associates of General Clusere
have been imprisoned.
e Garibaldi denies any intention O
+ serving under the French Republic.
j. The barracks at Rheims have beer
), burned by accident.
LONDON, October 4.-Advices from
4 Florence say Civita Vecchia vote'
422 yeas to 30 nays on the question o
l, the annexation Of Italy.
!. Gen. Cordorva is officially an
nounced to succeed DeRodas as Cap
tain General Of Cuba.
The vomito has appeared at ToDa
- gona and Bilbao.
ECable Special to the Times.l
LONDON, October A correspondent
10 wrtltng : from Paris, says:
D. Judging from present indications,
N think the Prussians Will walk into Par
.u at the first serious attack No works cor
ic structed of stone, can stand againl
g Krupp's cannon, at the range at which th
:; bes1egers, owing 10 their recent advances
d. A correspondent writing from Rom
- Sept. 29th, says:
re 'sIt is reported that there ts a diyisio
in the Cabinet. o. Victor Emanuel, aboJ
the transfer Gf the seat OF Govern ment
Rome, some being in favor of going thel
at once, while others a,e in favor of wal
C. ing and taking a long breath, after
le great surprise OF good fortune. 1t
~ probable the tOrmer will prevail.
n The 18th of October is the time fixed Fl
the visit of the King to Rome
It is probable that General Lamormol
&c the Roman territory His commissic
to will include the power of making q de-
- mite settlement with the Pope.
~ 1t is thought AntonelH win endeavor
1W smooth away difnculties, as he will pref
ry luxurious life at the Vatican to power
in the Island OF Malta. One thing IS ce
tain, the country will sanction no tern
N of settlement that do no. involve the deai
"A and burial of the central power.
Gu Priests and Seminarians again she
he themselves In the streets.
The Pope has only once left the Vatict
ge Count Malem1 has arrived at Rome
take the direction OF the Department
A correspondent at Madrid, writing
ne the Is n ult., says: 'The struggle betWe
OF Monarchy and Republicanism here "
1aS taE en- for granted that If the Regent c
cry tatns the powers he demands, and inclir
D. in favor OF any particular candidature
20 the throne, he is lost. 1t is equally c.
~. | tain that, If Prim assumes the DictaLi
ship, we shall have civil war, lasting
,ho years"
Especial to the Herald1
Ity LONDON, Oct. IA special en- voy
hit been dispatched to Wilhelmshohe.
re- Is Instructed with verbal M message only
are Especial to the World.J
LoEDoN, Oct. "A special correspor
eat al BOulogne. SENDS word to-day II
he has news from Versailles of the 8
ave return from Paris, of General Burns
- and Colonel Forbes. They diued W
stlo Minister Washburne, who is in exceiIe
health and spirits. and will remain at
.Ie post.
SeQ Paris now consists of S50C0) NatioI
rst. Guards, so 900, Regulars ofthe line, and 3
900 Gardes Mobiles, and that these re
p ments and Oattalions are drilled 1ncessa
he ly, and 1t Is confidently believed in
hey Guy eisnt t9sS tue dste he o. ors atone' VII
e a assume the offensive with success.
There has been no street rioting or fig
-; ing whatever.
slah The whole German army now occupy
lage lines before Paris, consists OF seven ar
corps, mum bering 5000, besides the cay
ry, winch will probably bring the total
rlin 80 coo or $4,000.
in The German works at Billan court h
1IiS' Seine, which were only driven OF a
was a considerable eIaugnter Of The Gsrr
NTH troops.
Win There is a great deal of sickness in