The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-30
B 6ECUND ID EUITIUN
THE SEAT OF WAR.
Progress of the Invasion
The French Successes at Paris.
War Preparations Of Russia.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
le French Successes at Paris.
War Preparations Of Russia
DOMESTIC NEWS,
The Faragut Funeral in New York.
FROM EUROPE.
French InsuhardinntIon.


LONDON, Sept 30.-A telegram just received
from Tours contain the following news. There
is still considerable insubordination in the
French army, and the officers are apparently
unable to prevent disorder and violence among
the raw and undisciplined soldiers. Severe
examples have been made.
Orleans Not Yet Occupied
The Prussians have not yet arrived at Orleans.
They have desisted from their westward march
and seem to be concentrating around Paris.
No Movement on Lyons.
The reported movement of Prussians on
Lyons is also untrue.
The Prussian Losses.
The French say the Prussian losses since the
war begun, and particularly at the investment
of Paris, have been immense, and that the Ger
man authorities have taken care to conceal the
facts from newspapers.
Affairs mt Mezieres.
The Times correspondent, writing from Lux
emburg, says Mezieres is very strong, but it
was not thought it could hold out.
The French Prisoners Of War
have been set at work constructing canals in
The Paris Barricades.
Later advices from Paris announce that the
construction of barricades is vigorously pushed
under the supervision of Henri Rochefort and
Gustave Flourens.
New War Weapon.
The Mobile has been armed with q new and
dreadfully destructive engine. The invention
has Just been made, and is kept profound
secret. Expectations from it are greater
than from the famous mitrailleuse.
The Tours firemen are being enrolled, and
large numbers of breech leaders have been dis
tributed to such of the Gardes Nationales as had
inferior arms.
Tke French Victories near Paris.
TOURS, Sept. 30.-Later advices from Paris
mention q series of successful engagements
around the city, and the ardor of the besieged
has been much increased by these victories.
New breech-loading cannon have been placed
on the ramparts. There are no signs of the
enemy in this direction. ....
Lyons Quiet.
LYONS, Sept. 30, via Tours, Sept. 30.-Ponti-
cal excitement has entirely subsidized. A few
additional arrests of Cluseret's adherents have
been made.
Balloon Mail from Paris.
RoUEN, Sept. 30, via Tours Sept. 30.-An-
to-day. courier, with a multitude of letters
and packages, has gone forward to Tours.
The Russian Preparation.
| LONDON, Sept. 30.-There is no abatement in
the military preparations of Russia at the arse
nal at Kief. Five hundred percussion muskets
are eaily turned into breech-loaders.
| This Mornins's Quotations.
LONDON, Sept 30-11'3o A. M.-Consols, 91X fol
| both money and account. American securities quiet
and steady. q. 8. b20s OF 1862, 90H; OF 1856, old
s951; OF 1861 sSH; 10-4Os, IS. Stocks hrmer; Erie
Railroad, l7Sl illinois Central, 1l8; Great Western
26.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. sO-1l'sO A. M.-Cotton dull
middng uplands sad. 'middling Orleans, Sd. The
sales to-day are estimated at 5000 baes sales OF the
| week have been $4,000 bales, including for export
| $4,000 and on speculation 1000 bales. The stocE
in port is 62l 600 bales OF which 1000 bales
| American Receipts OF the week $4,000 bales, o.
| which 1900 bales were American.
| ANTWERP, Sept 30.-Petroleum opened dull.
This Afternoons Quotations.
| LONDON, Sept. 30-190 P. M.-American securities
| quiet. Stocks quiet. Erie, IS.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. 80-1'30 p M.-Red Western
Wheat, Ss. Sd. ass. 4d. red winter, 9s 6d.@ss. I'd
| Receipts OF Wheat for three days. 1880 quarters
including 5000 Of American. Flour, 22s. Cd. Corn
| 2Ss. Cd.