The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27

largest on the list. that causes as SO keeniy
to appreciate tile act, It Is the kindiy spslAss
that pronp It; the open-hearted g.
combined generosity OF the salto1 ah-
Il lona Of q settleman4 between Prus-
STA and France, Is abandoned me gen
eral feeling is that the refusal. Dy FRANCE
of Bfsmarck's proposition, VIII place taab
country In q worse cond1t1on-
Ta-xnar1. geufeuber 16-Ffghting all day
On Friday near Paris, IL reported from
Tours. but the accounts are SO contradielo-
ry that the English Journals refuse to pub
Tha 1iInhabitants OF Etrasbourg are stlll
kepk IN ignorance OF events outside tlc
elty. They believe that france mas Desn s.s-,
victorious, aud that the army Is moving
TO the relief Of the city
Tire English press compares the war
iata American contest, especially with the
VIcksb1rg 71l:i and Rlchmond.
LONDON, Sept. 25.--The letter of Victor
Emanuel to the Pope announcing the ne
eessity for the occupation of Rome i con-
demned BY some as teo dutiini, and "
others as too arrogant.
LONDON, Sept GA dispatch from NJ I'D
rid says: Before Olazagos' departure yes
terday, he was met at the station by
ff1ends, who asked fl the restoration OF
his reply, = 10 razs the Pyrenues to their
naSe.D Tue freQueDCy or the visits OF the
Prussian Minister 70 Prim - greatly com
nounces that In o few days there VII! PC
toyfuI news for spain. { have inquired
into the grounds for this statement ana
this is the result OF my Inquiries in Cow
ernment circles. After the proclamation OF
/ the Prussian King as Emperor OF Ger
recompense the King Of EaxOny for the
loss OF his crown by placlns IL ao.ns
/ aid OF Prims The latter risks ais head at
] this game, but will DO It.
/ "A mobilization OF the Ministry is proba-
/ bte- MoTets Minister o. the Colonies ana
Faheuaray of PubIig WORKS. declare they
/ will retire If Rfver0 does.
CabaIiaro DeRodas presses his feslg Z e e
/ tlop. andat Is probable that Cen. C0rdofa
i viii replaee him IN Havana.
Tho idea Of ceding Cuba 70 the nAtea
/ States gatns ground IN Hadrid.
The yellow lever Is iucrs asIng IN Bareel I
/ Iona, aud has appeared at W Vaieneias w mere
/ the officers Of the custom house nave Dsen
/ attacked.
i Especial 10 the W0rid.l
: LONDON. Sept. 2i.-The advices from all
| parts or France show that the people are
| Using In arms and concentrating upon the
i great cities, IN which the government l.
! rrapidly accumu.ating arms.
+ Imperfect 1eturns from six Department. =
| show q total OF 250090 volunteers eafoaieo
i since the surrender Of sedan. and MUM
cipai notes OF nearly l.0OO,000 francs- sse
/ & LONDON. Sept. G6-Advices from Nananl
/ nafIy contradict the repors of an offer o.
| capftulatlon BY BaEatne.
i IA special dispatch ffom Rome tonight
4 Saws fhat the PoPe tomorrow will r1ds
through the streets. escorted ~ 1EaLlan
I of Gen. Cardona- The latter with Owe
Fl ten thousand troops, attended mass q
snnday. Al p Ps sss, ne espsos pec9 9e da, Il,
II TIE Il Brifish war oniOa to. day issued Or
ders TOR the xmmediats formation OF th'
first reserves OF the army
HI al special telegram from Toars to-nigh
contaInB advices that al - SolnB q
quietly Ia Paris. The feeling between IN
people and the garrison Il admiKaDIe.
Especial 10 the WorId.l
Ioxpor. September 28.-Your special q
H0nen, sends to-day the particulAss o. IL
/ by way OF Beauvis. It was q much NOR
t Important engagement than the lirzt &C
counts lea ~ " Ks ~ 'aa SER. =
Another was fCughton The line OF tn
Orleans Railway beyond Epernay StailoE
Of I0.De0 Pruksfans. advancing from Epez
! nay. about two miles on she Plateau G
1 / 5Tsoogumen, attacked q French force m
s idahIe position n0oEes near IFeals wnfc
commanded Inc roads 70 BelainvilAef
! Cuohet and 8aufx Les ChantTeaux.
4 Tne attack began IN the morning. I'd
y French forces were mainly k3NEdea Mobile
with battalion OF the line. Ihey a. A
sixteen 1nftraklauses IN position. IN
French behaved with regular hteadines
{ awaited the German attack IN silence an
i. without firing q shot. Ketreateu unds
cover Of the woods and drew the German
Q on until they were orougnt opll4uslsy ND lnl
Il range or the LnsssAeG o494.~A 70 " = - Y
/ xnarGu0nS eject
q The Hr1fsstan eolumn was cut Ia tw.
q and the French char gfng upon their anl
q drove the fragments into hurried r
q treat down q steep and rapid Decent y
d vond the Tower OF MOutchays =
3 wards Earbets and Lines. There the 0e
il mans attempted 70 make stan
Y and new foTmation, bat the French % 2
g fflIery. which had been quickly pr q q
ISL m nv the cross roads OF &hs country ne
I opened fire upon them again with ! fn 9
g eject than before. The retreAt was co
d yer6ed into route.
81 Thn Germans fed in all direction
> throwing away their arms. and u
% Il French captured all their artillery ba
" tery on steel cannon with two regiment
r standards and between six aud sew.
re hundred men, who surrendered In . bou
and were dispatched, the next day.
y ChartFes.
n Among the prisoners are two Colons
OF OF the Prussian ltne and number
CO. saxon officers. A4
e. Tne news of this victory created gre
rs | rejoicing at Tours and HOuen. The Fl en-
le troops engaged belonged to the army
a. the Laire. a