The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-11
WAR IN EUROPE |
ENGLAND.


LoNDoN, Nov. f9.-To-dRy's War dis
patches chronicle important French sue.
cesses before Paris through the capture OF
seveEsl r usslan camps Garibaldi is
again victorious, having routed 2 force OF
Germans $500 sffcng.
The latest intelligence from the army Of
the Loire Is that thare has bean three days
continued ngnung without decisive
result. The losses Of he French Is lrfght-
ful, bat the enemy were driven Dsek Ten
miles.
LONDON. November IO.-The steamship
italy, rom New York. touched Queens"
III. RoiIesto2, a pioneer OF the Caps of
Good Hope diamond diggingst has arrived
IN England. he iustine5 the glowing &C.
counts of that countTy lately published.
LONDON, Nov 1o.-The capture OF the
German bark Der Turner, IA the North
Sea, bE Freuoa iron-clad. Il reported.
Tue Prefect OF Nar nas levied on the De.
pRrtm snt, war contribution OF 100000
francs, r. qutTed Dy the Com mittee Of Ma
Gonaf Ds4enfe.
4 special dispatch rem Versailles to IA .
London ZSUsss, says the Peris H0naisdsr, tust
received here, states tnat BIsmai Ok Offered
TO perLnIt, even 10 eneour sgo an efesfiOn
IN the districts occupied by German
troops, bat ThierS was unable 10 accept
this concession without that OF another
permitting the EevIctuaiing OF PARIS
This being refused BY Prussia. Tiilvrs re-
ceived orders 70 terminate negotiations
and Withdraw.
tWorId's speciaII
LoNDos, Nov. lo.-Privats dispatches re-
French d ct is bombarufng Hamturg.
a dIspatoh from Berne, via Berlin, re.
ports that GsTrtbaidl has surrendered.
Great preparations ara being made IN
Berlin FOR the return OF the king. Xxx
tensive arrangements are being made for
a special dispatch from Tours OF She
10th, says ct length the French arms have
| achieved . giDrfoas triumph. Won Der
Tam, who was 1T Orleans with 3 corps Uf
Is 900 men, became afraid tDat his position
q lght be hemmsd ia. The. sizteenth
Corps OF the army OF the Loire, on the
north baaE of that stream, and the seven :
teenth Corps, on the south bank, were
confronted toward the west By bodies sd-
vanctnR from Cnartres and Chateau Dun.
| Won Der Tam was preparing TO make q
| defensive movements toward P2rtd, when
under Gen. Lussac. After a severe engage
ment he was Compelled to evacrlate o.
leans, which Is now occupied by the
/ French. The Prussian ioss was i've huG-
dred, Eiiled and wounded Pursuit of the
retreattDg Prussiaus Is new going On, and
he deies. ana capture OF 'he whole force
Napoleon is aBout to publish another
/ pamphlet, written by himself aud devoted
| OF the war. He treats at length upon the
| relations that existed between Ffauca and
| Prussia during recent years, demon
stTating the good offices which, as Em-
| peror, he dld 10 the Germans, and the IN
gratitude with which he was treaged.
| The HiOTid's COZ respondent writing from
| Paris on the 7th says; Trochu's true char
Rcter Is becOmiug visible. kae Is man
patriotic in intention. cautious and cTiti-
I cal, and cicsriy thinking on Whct ne sees
Il He Is an exc slient executive ana hes q
l0f Ideal OF life and is catiess but be Il
weak and has oyerweRntng confidence IL
hmself He Is unable 20 tss in disagree
able elements TO provide against them
and incapa Die oI conceiy Ing great PlaE
| ia embarrassing emergencies or OF Inspeci'
ing inaLrumsnIs OF a salulary tenor
1 Your special correspondent Wiling IRON
Versa lies, NOSem Der Vtn, says: Letters
4 nnfaRnFpn with seven nPTNOnS H.
tempting to leave Paris By e balloon. Tht
/ correspondence Sc zsd shows that Burn
aud 10 leave Paris By bringing out an an
/ LbOFizat1OD from the Paris 0OHeTnrntn
for the loau recently negotiated 81 l4onaon
/ Your rpeciRi c lTreap apOndent Wrislps lroII
Tours on the 9th, says the Ssysnth C%9sp' 20
of tbs the Army o. ne Loire, nHasSI -, ~ - y
| Ma ehanolie 70 Msr. The Fifteenth
| Corps. under GsnearI PoIhes, is as Mel
and the seven eentn Corps on tns seus Ser,
| banE OF the Loire bstW een blolB, Latert
and Heyors. THe whole army has sun
| and is uodor ths command or Geuert
. | AuYaIies II a. believed that Won Ds
Taun'a army consists Of only - 90 me-
, aud inst hs Is prepared 70 retreat tOwSro
! | Versailles.
Especial to the HerAid.i
IoyDoN. Novenaber 10 "A speciat Co
: respondent teisgra phs from Lille on N
sth, Al Pm, as 70 lows;
The headquarters OF General B0uroaa
, | are q little sgitRted over the intel &6nS
I, OF the Prus iRu approach. There "a cn'
finraI sxcttera snt IN the strets aud cafe
and the people are ati for resistance.
J. thousands from the c0uatry arc ente
= ing the city ir response to the Msyoi
proclamstIoD. with dTOTes of cattle al
d PINE me miHtary movements are strict
y Tue PS1ssians are reported hfty ieagu
>. Oraanixs,ion Is procsediagly rapids
=, anu the troops are said 20 pc some oL :
n best now lett IN France. Their number
f
iiIie mas been fortified ike strssoonI
" and somewhat resembles that city.
81 tne inhabitants have been ordered TO p
st vido themselves with proviaions for thT
mont hs or leave the city, and shop ke'
oy srs and venders 20 lay IN as much as ,
~ HERALD speciai.l
I0NDoN, NoVenbe l0.-Tne HeT0ld C
respoadsnt sends from Cass5i, tbs 1sh,
sF | account or an Interview with Baz atne:
a, Tne MarNhal sad th at In defending hl
As | selG against personal SANDER he had "
go / OF hts own which never failed him, q
that was 20 pe silent, leaving Justlncati
-, / TO time. Let Gamoetta csA me . tra1
& IS TO my country. shall not answer I
OF wont do Il by Cd Why. reply to
would admit his right TO set oY Yer N 2
ar. ludse. Time viii cfear mp the case
lie work ont trutn and Justice"
nj Ia reply TO questions, Bazsine said I
his Tsiations wi tho PfusstaE ON
after the surrender were excellent.
Ia that hsshould be grateful TO Prince Fr
OF erick Charles forever The latter said
ne / hAEAtDB Oh pHFkAUAs
rls "If your PERSONAL honor should ever
assafied. call upon me TO defend u"
CorrsspondenL--Dt you proclaim
70 Bszslne-.'No; such a declaration We
sS1s as have paralyzsd aii the action. | &C
t sen lays Lave 5eS nv 40 snies brohSb op3
,or Metz the abom1nsnls t.diugs of the Al
six September, sent enqntrieS TO the Pr
tsr- / to knoR whether IL was true. ! VIII
tylo iess didn't believe even him, until
transmitted a copy OF tno .lo:sgSazk On
then tOid my soldiers that lie Emp s.
lor- was q prisoner, aud that the EmpresS
the ! Prince had IL Il France, and that Ger
A Trochus stood al the bead OF the Matt
OF Defense Committee. Il was some til
Ter tpfs that tne names Of the mem Del
That Committee began to ls ak out
"a council of wax We had asre'a not .
sSt4 uauntcate thess nernsS 10 aE.e troops, a.
] On csurse we never proc tanned inc kSsEnt
CORES poudeDi--s' q sy 4 lnQ 1afs your
cssleDcyis political creed?"
> re. Rsgsils strongly--"I nave sworn 10
lited ty TO the Emperor and Constitution
Sht. Emperor Is a prisoner, bus tne cons
ing. tton IS IN force; neither nor ny
gree radOs Will acknowledge any Gtner &oN
evils ment until we previously OBTAIN
charge from our oatn BY tie Emperor
'sfsy communication with the Govsfnmei
pad, BsSaine --"l reported 10 them e
- thing that occurred at MefS; Away
~, ~, strict truth, bat never received rer
Correspondsnt--'Do you asertbe 70
have self any victorious engagement daTin
Fmy hiSsss axe. x,a.,.- s.,.-,.-
IS in - ~ go s,,tt y,,ets 1nctuoes,
VIII 49, ,.ss sA9 - -, -eS sssVis ~ " ~
the ,,s sss,-s-sS,, " 49, 81 - shS = Lsas
go was always anfavOFaoie 10 mS,n -
g Of - y, Sssv, s1-..s,sgs1io1s niVioo1 90
Bag zaine-ssEven 4f &6 had not be
pit TO would have done 50. Gee day ia
: be that not the Republicans, but the
fats governed Ia Paris. Lyons and Mars
oma One day ] learned tnat ti1s army wG
have 7 Bnlted, and the memory or men n