The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-29

Representative at Berlin, Count Ben
edettl, but In all cases have been re.
fused, and now that she is satisfied It's
recovery is impossible, she assumes
q hostile attitude towards Prussia.
PARIS, July 28.-The Journal OH.
ciel publishes the following letter
from the Emperor, dated July Goth:
To the Commander-in-chie of the Garde
Nationale, OF Paris:
DEAR GENERAL: beg you to ex.
press on my part to the Gdrde Ma.
ti0nGle, of Paris, how much l count
on its patriotism and devotion at the
moment when / am about TO set out
for the army. [ have to testify TO it,
the confidence which / repose in It's
will and ability to maintain order in
Paris, and to contribute TO the seouri-
ty of the regency of the Empress. II
is becoming to say that each one, ac.
cordlng to the measure of his ability,
shall add to the safety of the country.
The Journal also contains a cOrr1s-
pondence from st. Petersburg, in
which 1t Is said that Russia does not
sympathize with Prussia.
Prussia wishes to make a Prussian
lake ont of the Baltic, and attacks
the independence of Denmark, and
that of half of Germany.
The correspondence says further,
that the Czar treats the French Am
bassador here with much distinc
tioa.
The Patrie publishes a circular
from the Minister of the Interior. an
nouucing to Prefects of Departments.
that the Emperor desires the funds
usually appropriated for public re-
joiciDg at the fete, on the 18th of Au-
gust, be given to the army this year.
PARIS, July 28.-It having been
reported here that several American
officers desire to follow the French
army in the campaign against Prus-
sia. for the purpose of making OBJ
servatious for the use of the Ameri.
can Government. Petitions were
lately filed with the Government for
the necessary permission. The re
quest was declined-the highest mil
itary authority of the Empire repeat
ing that no foreign officer, however
high bis rank. be permitted near the
French army.
PARIS. July 28.-The Emperor left
st. Cloud to-day, by special train, for
the army. He was accompanied by
Prince Napoleon. The Empress parted
with them at the railroad station. She
was deeply moved, and as soon as the
train disappeared, returned to the
palace.
The Spanish Ambassador had an
interview with the Emperor and EN-
press just before departure. The
Moniteur dN Soir remarks the extreme
friendliness of their conversation.
The Ambassador says the Emperor
appeared quite we'll.
As the crowd gathered round the
imperial car the Emperor bowed
pleasantly, saying " a bien tates."
Representatives of foreign powers
at Paris transmitted to their respective
governments notice of the Emperor's
departure.
The Empress, attended by the ladies
of the court, proceeded to the chapel
of Notre Dame des Victories and
placed there a votive lamp, similar to
the one she placed in the same chapel
at the beginning of the Italian war.
The GdulO s publishes a report that
the conditional alliance is concluded
between France and Italy, and that
the new treaty stipulates, that In case
of certain eventualities France is to
pay 60,000.000 francs, and leave her
free to make Rome the capitol of the
kingdom.
Advics from Rome represent that
the Pope accepts, as inevitable, the
evacuation of Rome by the French
troops.
MADRID, July 28.-The indignation
at Grammont's aspersion of the Cortes
is undated. and tends to avert the
sympathies of many from France.
PARIS, July 28.-Only the reserve
steamers of the Compagnie Generate
Trans -Atlantique will be taken by the
LONDON. July 28.-There is i'm
Tense exultation here at the success
Of the Cambria.
FLORENCE. July y28.-Madame Rat
tazzie died yesterday.
PARIS, July 28.-Edmund About
will replace the late Provost Paradol
in the French Academy, and posi-.
bly, as Minister to. Washington.
LONDON, July 28.-A French cruis-
er is off the Isle of Wight and is said
to be boarding all merchantmen.
PARIS, July 28.-The American
legion now forming here is TO have a
French commander, nominated by
the Government.
LIVERPOOL, July q. - All war
demonstrations, either in favor of
Germany or France are forbidden
acre.
LONDON. July 28.-Prussia COM
plains of Eugland furnishing arms
and coal to France.