The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-27
People Of SehlesWig ask for
Relief.
Breach in Strasburg For.
tifieatiOnS.
OF FRENCH VIC
TORIES.
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the ARGUs.l

reported Expressly ior tne ARGUS
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The fighting abou.
Paris is still unattended by any important
results.
Bismark gives it as his opinion, that if
peace Is made now on any other than his
proposed terms that France will be able IN
FIVE years to begin another war. The entire
question between him and Favre was on the
possession of Metz and Strasburg which
terms are positively refused.
The report that Baza,ne had made
proposals for a surrender, are contrsdicted
by authority.
All hope of a settlement between Prussia
and France is abandoned. The general
feeling is that the refusal by France of
Bismark's proposition will place that coun
try in still worse position.
Placards we're extensively posted to day,
signed BY R. Congrisve leader of the Eng
Iish pssslorick ~ favoring active interfer-
ence by England IN behalf of France.
A Tours correspondent writes on the 2lst
of September, thatthe ultra Republicans say
the secret of Theirs mission is, that while
the government is fsttering his vanity,
they are cleverly contriving to prevent him
from doing harm at home.
1t is thought there will be some trouble in
the cabinet BY reason Of the Prussians refu-
sal to make terms of peace On any other
than the very humilistinR terms of Bismarck
whereby France is to be rednced to q third
rate power.
The feeling created against Prussia at
the great meeting hid yesterday at Hyde
Park. is by no means abstIng and 1t Is
thought the government will be obliged to
give it some consideration.
A dispatch from Tours SAYS Baron Won
Buest, the Austrian Prime Minister, assured
Theirs of his deepest sympathy with France,
but was compelled to say that Intervention
was now i'm possible.
CRRLsRTHE. Sept. 21.-It ID proposed to
establish dd interim governments In the
French departments occupied, but not to be
permanently held. by the Germana.
LONDON, Sept Pa heavy force, com
posed of Bavariaps, is penetrating the
country towards Lyons.
The market upon stock exchange is firm
with good feeling. Consols for money 81.
Accounts 929.
Q. s. Bonds of so 9o10sos.
Queen Victoria has dispatched an auto
graph letter Of sympathy to Empress Eu:
genie at Hastings, bya special messenger.
A deputation of British workingmen
called upon and an aninterview with Glads one.
The spokesman explained that the sympa
,hies of the working classes of England are
With the cause of liberty in France and their
rights, and hoped the home government
would soon accord that recognition which
all powers already have given to the new
republic, which England the only dilatory
power to with hold it and Gladstane assured
them it was only from motives of policy
that this was not done and he promised the
duputation that Immediately upon the
formal selection BY France ofa permanent
government England would promptly recog
nize it.
1t is now said Baz;ne has not offered to
surrender Ms.z on any terms whatever
Bszine repudiatnp the Republic demands
the orders of the Emperor or Empress te
surrender.
MEArx. Sept. 27.-A corps composed O
Bavarians and Prussians over BE, 600 strong
is marching upon Lyons.
DANTzIG, Sept 27-Herr Jacoby the
"emocratic leader with FIVE Inhabitants o
Prussisn Schlesswig. including deputy ant
three Hanoverians advocate, pastor