The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-28
ENGLAND.

/ LONDON, October A.-The stern OF The
wrecked steamer Cam oria has driftec
ashore at IsIav, Scotland. So far as know
here there Is but one survivor OF the IS.
aster. whose name is Mc5aitland.
| Itfz reported tnat Engl and, Prussia, and
| Italy have acQuiesced in IeRsrd 10 iht
candid -cy of Aosta for the Spanish crown
TIE pros eeL- nov Tor French loan are
/ said 10 be very favOra bie.-
LONDON. ost. &.-Lais advicss from
I Shanghai announee the failure o. Over
weae q Co interested ia ths Amsri-
can trade.
LONDON, October 27.-The Mauestee
Gltarat1n glvtf the following as the terms
Of peace which were proposed by England,
Russia and Austria:
]. No cession OF territory.
2. The publications of Metz and Stras-
Dcurg to be raZed.
8. France TO pay two hundred millions
OF francs indemnity, and the neutrals 10
guarantees peace.
LONDON, Ostober z7.-SpecIe in the Bank
of France has decreased e33,O0J since last
week.
The Foreign Minister at Madrid has been
advised by the Spanish Government of
the nomination Of the Duke of Aosta as a
candidate for the throne of Spain, and
communicated the intelligence to their re-
spective Capitals.
The Duke OF Aosta has signiied his ac-
ceptance of tbe crown, of his election, and
the approval thereof by the great powers.
1t is certain that Prussia and England
have committed themselves In his favor.
TIE four N issing boats OF the Cambria
were found empty to-day on the Giants
Causeway. No trace Of the passengers
Greece has recognized the French Re
public.
The iron foundries and dock yards of
Marseilles ale wholly devoted 10 the
manufacture of mitrailIeuses.t Il Other work,
including ship building, is suspended.
LONDON, Oct. q The volunteers for the
French army have arrived from Mar
The garrison of TouIon has been sent
into the field, and the National Guard is
Seine der, President of the last Corps
Legislatif, in a letter to Louer, on the
the national debt must be held sa-
cred by every Frenchman.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are
visiting the Empress Eugsnle at Chlsel-
hurst.
lCable Special to the Tribune.l
LONDON, October T.-Laurier, the dele
gate from she Tours Government, received
a dispatch to-day from Tours, intimating
q strong expectation OF the success of the
armisttce negotiations.
SHIELDS, Oct. q 1T is reported on the
best authority that two German ships
whlch were recently captured by the
have been burned about one hundred
miles east OF fNewcastle-on-Tyne.
[Herald's special.1
LONDON, October 27.-Your special corre-
nent from Merry LHaute, 70 the effect
that upon receiving the formal declara-
tIon, signed by the Empress, that she
was unwilling to sign q treaty involving
the cession of French territory, or to be
part to any scheme involving an outbreak
Of civil war in France. Bazatne ex-
claimed that he would take all the neces-
sary responsibilities himself This was
Wednes lay night. Baz Aine Immediately
sent pdrttdnlenteuI. through his lines 20
Prince Frederick Charles, at Pont-a-
MoussOn. The Prince, during the night,
went to Chateau de Frescolty, where, this
morning early, stipulations were signed
for the surrender of tue army of BazatDe
aud the fortress. The report adds that
General De COffenier, cOmmandant of the
against the surrender, declaring that be
was abunnantly able TO protract the de-
fense into Winter; that the recent defeats
OF the French had made 1t practically Inn
possible to tmperii the possession OF the
place, and that provisions were in abund
ances both for the army and the populace.
Since the 10Th of October, the Inhabitants
had received daily rRtions.
A correspondent at Osteud says the total
loss of the army of Prince Frederick
Is estimated at 45 900, by battle and disease.
The army OfPrinc6 Frederick Charles con-
sisted on the 10Th of October, of the First
Second, Third. Seventh, Eighth Ninth
and Tenth, army corps with two divisions
of Landwher attached to the 18th army
corps, making a total OF 10000 men
artillery and cavalry included.
The surrender of Bazaine, IL is stated, was
made upon full understanding with the
Prussian Government that the occupation
of Metz and Strasbourg shall be accepted
as an adeQ uate basis for Withdrawing the
German armies from Pats, and conclud-
ing peace.
The Republicans In London loudly de-
nounce Marshal Baza1ne as q traitor, ana
say he concerted his action with Prince
Napoleon, the Empress and kiIg Wiz
liam, and that the Government at Paris
aud Tours will repudiate any peace pre-
pared or signed by him.
In spite of the rumors about the surren-
der of Metz, the French loan has advanced
In price all day.