The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-15

FugitiVes from MeMahoa's Army
Reaching Paris by Hundreds.
Prussians Pumping Water from the
Meats Around Strash0urg!
they are Preparing Balloons from
which Nitro -GIycerine will be
Dropped iBtO the French
Magazines
$3.50 sa1rcm --nE eno58eas
GgAND RETIEW OFTR00Ps IN PARIS
GREAF ESfHUsIAsM MANIFEsFEDt
siege of gtrasbourg Drawing
20 n Close.
Great Scarcity of Water and Am
mnujti0n.
l 9Et $780,
The French Minister or Finance on
the Situation. @
siege of Etrasbourg Drawing
10 n Close.
Great Scarcity of Water and Am
muujtion.
ENGLAND.


ENGLAND. anJ
LONDON, September If The Tines
contains an editorial upon the inter-
view Between Granville aud nhiers.
| It expresses its firm belief that the
mission Of Thsers has been failure,
productive of no result, and that the
war must 60 on. e
The direct mail to Paris has been
stopped. - ~ n szNte
The telegraph wires have been cut
| By the pfussians at Creil. naN
Heavy siege guns are nov going
for ward to the Pfussians for use at
Paris and Tours. tantia 3 /
LONDON. September Il. - German
scholars are accompanying the army
| iii order to search the libraries of the
cathedral towns for documents rela-
tive 70 the MEDIEVAL history of the
German Cabinets. aud considering the
means to achieve national governmenf !
General Trochu held q grand re-
view Of the troops day or two ego,
and announced his entire satisfaction
with the force for the defense OF
Paris.
The Pope contemplates retiring TO
Tyrol. The proposition of Italy 20
the Pope IL the same that was ac-
ceptable IN 1861 aud later.
According 70 another dispatch the
Pope has decided to remain at the
Vatican. He has recorded protest
with the diplomatic corps at Rome,
against the invasion OF the Pontitclal
States By the italian Army.
The Fenians are apparently quite
active again. The police reoently
discovered and seized eome Benian
| documents at Cork. One was plan
for pillaging the Branch Bank oi
Ireland.
Especial Cable to the Heraldl
LONDON. Sept. 14-A Paris cor
respondent telegraphs that last nigh
he had an. interview with Erpes
Picard, Minister of Finance, who salt
the government defense, which he, al
an humble member, deplored, was !
horrible necessity of carrying on wal
that the Emperor had provoked. ans
from which the Republic would glad
IL escape. Neither France nor tn
government to- day had augh
against Prussia OK Germany. anS
was forced to fight both withou
cause Of quarrel even, and witbou
hope of escape fl ON one of the mos
. cruel trials Providence ever vislte'
upon any people, and that his govern
ment earnestly desired to WIthdrai
/ from. this frightful war. and turned It
) eyes on every eide for some friend |
! mediator, It touched his heart {
hear that the Amiricau governmen
had made a Christian effort to stay ia
) WICKED waste Of life, but he regarde
| with wonder and horror the fac
3 that Prussia had turned & deaf ear
Z all representations regarding the II
responsibility of the Republic for wa
! He knew not Why Prussia sought
Z war on the young Republic, so gull
2 less OF 0fease against that goverI
! ment, and added that words woul
< be puerile to conceal the Inability
Z Government, now scarcely a wee
old, 70 contend with any chance
I. success, with SO vast p force engage
:. against France. The Empire lett hI
3 without army. arms, or money.
s. The Capital was soon TO be So
e rounded By hundred Of thousands
z highly trained men, and with only
= citizens to protect it. It would not.
d said. add to the glory of Prussia to igl
8 against these citizen soldiers, most
y whom never had q musket IN the
= hands till week ago, and who weT
s. by their manhood. compelled to star
f on the defensive, If Prussia kept Il
field and bid France come forth al
Dr. fight her though utterly yunprepared
TO such fearful struggle. yet that wou
Is have something manly about it.
At 20 set her armies on a. city crowd
4 with women and ehildren. and on
r. protected by half armed husban
+ 4 and fathers; il that was consider
A. i fair, human conduct by the KiT
DOL then Paris had only to submit 20
fate and perish. calling ON Heaven
be witness that they had not proVok
or their martyrdom.
le 1t was not an exaggerated notion
q "A honor that drove the citizens of Pa
a. to MAKE an effort for defense AGAR
Oh such fearful odds. but simply In orc
to retaSn hold upon the sym2at
W and respect of the world, By falli
,s- manfully at the Threshold of th
Of homes, that they could not save FRI
outrage and desolation.
ok LONDON. Sept. 14.-The first
an ports from the railway accident
he Tamwonthswere gross exaggeratio
No passengers are missing and nC
er- badly hurt. ~
90 Disraeh delivered an address,
IN night, before the Buckinghamsh
~ Agricultural Association, at Ayl
to bury. The principal people of
to- county were present, and the hall
hi- crowded. DIsraeli, after fitting
MS marks on the harvest and kind
ve- topics. passed to the consideration
on. political affairs He ccngralula
s. England Tor having. by Parliament
and other reforms, removed all
al portunities for internal disquiet
use she WAS n0W. IN condition to witr
ing nnmeved vanishing empires and
Il ing Republics
.ase At the opening of the British
uu- sociation for the advancement
and science, Prof Huxley, the CHARM
uch delivered an address which wes hi
.. praised. -
!, in The United States fae ship. Frs
ted lin. is the object Of attention and {
0sitY. Her crew are much adm
ium for their activity, skill, and powe
lea physique.
the The Admiralty have decide
adopt the practice noticed on