The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-19
Yellow Fever in Havana
FROM EUROPE.

Russia,s RoubIes.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Russian Government
has transferred 100000 roubles (about
O,0O0, ,000) lately on deposit at the Bank of
France to London banks.
Varioloid Is Raging
among the French prisoners at Magdeburg and
Wittenburg.
General FaiIIy Not Dead.
General Failly is not dead, as has been so
often reported. He and his staff occupy finely
furnished apartments at Mayence, and is sump-
tuously provided for by King William.
France and Sweden.
When the news of the capture of Sedan
reached Stockholm the Royal Theatre was
closed.
The Laudwehr.
The officers of the Landwehr have been of
fered commissions in the army.
The French Captive Officers
are allowed their choice of German towns as
residences They receive the same rations and
pay as at home.
The Countess Cowley had a long interview
with the Emperor on Saturday, on behalf of the
Empress.
Capture of Balloon.
The Post of to-day says that balloon, with
$4,000 letters, from Metz had been captured at
Neufchatel. In one of them
Bnznine says
French were victorious in every fight up to the
31st of August.
Bismnrck's Ultimntuni.
The Daily Ne1os correspondent says Bismarck
insists on the evacuation of Metz and Strasburg,
or else Paris is to be starved out.
The Germans Laugh
at Bazaine's hope of escaping from Metz
The Paris s'Reds.'
PARIS, Sept. 19.--The Red Republicans con-
tinua N ulacard tho walls N with han
bills denouncipg the new government. Trouble
is apprehended. The citizens declare that they
prefer Prussian rule to communism. The rail-
way to Havre is cut at Conhans.
OIozaRa Justified.
MADRID, Sept. 19.-Senor Olozaga yesterday
breakfasted with Generals Prim and Serrano.
His explanation of his prompt recognition of
the French republic was perfectly satisfactory,
and was fully justified by the production of a
despatch from Senior Saga sta, recommending
the recognition, but who afterwards censured
the act.
The American Volunteers mt Paris.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-General Trochu, on the
18th, received the advance guard of the Ameri-
can volunteers. So says GdIignini's Messenger,
referring possibly to the ambulance corps and
possibly to the passengers who arrived from
America in the ship Queen to enlist in the army.
The Italians Rome.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-Rome has not yet been
occupied, though the Italians have advanced to
within short distance of the city. The Italian
Chambers will soon convene at Florence to hear
the result of the plebiScitun in the Papal terri
tory.
Fighting Near PARIS Defeat OF the French.
PARIS, Sept. 17.-(Special to the ~. Y. Tele-
gram. "A two hours fight took place between
the French and Prussians ten miles from Paris.
The French were beaten, but inflicted much
| damage.
Favre's Circular.
| Mr.. Favres circular is generally approved.
| Favre and BIsmnrcik.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-At an interview which
| NJ. Theirs had with Lord Granville on Friday,
it is stated that certain suggestions were made
to NJ. Theirs which he might if he saw it, COM
municate to the Provisional Government of
! France. The result of which is that Jules Favre
is now in communication with Bismarck.
Special propositions have been submitted to
Bismarck, and he consented to meeting with
! Favre tomorrow There are reasons for be-
lieving that the results of this interview will be
successful negotiation for peace.
BIxiO Is Marching
on Rome.
Baron Won ArnInTs
endeavors to negotiate for compromise prior
to the occupation of Rome by the Italian troops
have been fruitless of any good result