The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
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PARIS, Sept. 9.-The following is
80 address delivered by Dir. Wash
burne 70 crowd OF psople and
soldiers, who came TO serenade him
last evening: 1890 a
tbank you Cd the psrt on my
Government, for this demonstration.
I shall have great pleasure ia trans
mitting the thanks sou express with
so much eloquence, for the recognition
Of the new Republic Of France,
in q Communication TO which you
make such kind greeting IL
have but made known the senti-
ment of the President and people of
the United States of America, who
take profound interest in the great
movement just inaueurated In France,
and viii desire, most profoundly, its
success. aud the happiness and pros
perity Of the French people. Exist
ing, themselves, under . republican
form of government, they know how
to appreciate its benefits. TheyfelIc-
itate their former allies on the accom-
llIshment OF q pacific revolution, free
from all stains of blood. and claiming
the syn pathy Of all lovers Of true
liberty"
Along The boulevards 10 night we're
many shouts OF viVe United States.
aud vige independence" The action
of the United States Government is
warmly commented upon in all aparts
OF the city. a
Jules Favre called again to-day 20
reiterate his thanks to the nation and
Washburne. aEB
The La Ffaacc recalls the fact that
in 1913 the United Sta.es was the first
coantry to recognize the new Repnh
lie, and she il first again in 1870
Six Prussians, W no have q OF obeyea
the order to leave the city, were i'm
prisoned to d8y. -
A letter Of Gen. Trochu 10 friend
is published He expresses conf
dence in the army gathered for the
defense Of Paris.
Gen. Trochu issued proclamation,
dated yesterday, ordering the Garde
Mobile to posts Of honor in defense of
the ramparts, which viii be entrusted
to them.
a dispatch from Laon, dated
THURSDAY. says that the Duke of Neck
ienberg Schwerin, surrounded the
town with German i0roes under his
command, giving the garrison until
10 o'clock this morning 70 surrender,
with the alternative of reeeivlng the
same treatment extended at Stras
boarg
An Official decree has been issued
conVoking the Electoral College ou
the 10Th OF October. TO choose Ma
/ tional Constituent. agreeable 20 the
provisions of the law Of March il
Garibaldi has offered his services
to the French Republic.
"A corps Of foreiga voluuteers are
organizing for the defense of Paris
aud are to be called the Battalion oi
the friends Of France.
Many thousands of the Garde No
bile arrived to day erom the Depart
, ment of Marne aud Normandy. They
are strong and hardy men.
The SerEeants De Vile are replaced
( by the Garde Civique.
: LONDON, Septembsr 9.--Rouher
Persigny, Barehe. Grammonf. ant
other Impnrialists. have arrived il
England. "A letter Of Henri Roche
fort, blaming the violence the Marseil
laise newspaper has produced an ex
cellent effect on the public mind. tn
Q werkmea who seem to consid er Roche
: fort their particular representative
agree with him, that this Is no time 4
4 create difficulties.
d The French women IL Belgium ar
: wearing mourning for the dead slaugh
4 tered through Imperial incapac
J. ity. Thelmperial family are now al
2 securely ont Of France.
According TO some correspondent
Z the lite Of she Emperor would not
1; worth q moments purchase In France
= so intense is the Indignation at th
q surrender OF Sedan. when the arm
g was confident of victory.
d The reported aetl0n OF the ID
y plomatic Corps at Paris in favor 9
r peace Is autho oTltatively denied.
The Paris observatory has been dit
mankled, and all the instruments re
moved % place OF safety.
:, Notes of a decided character hay
i been addressed to Berlin on the sui
!. ject OF peace BY tho Cabinet OF
Peters burg and Landon4eAssaas3a .ls
= 1t is said that Queen Victoria b,
: appealed 60 Queen Augusta in beha
: Of France.
The women and children only y
allowed 20 leave Strasb0urg. Il
Prussians fire en- the eity incessantl
a but apparently without result.
= practicable breach il not likely to
made before 4 fortnight.
u PARIS. Sept. 9-The Official iou
D. nal OF the Republic Of to day pu
d. fishes the reply of jules Favrc
n Minister Washburne~ He saws Cd
ic he consldersita happy auEury for h
te French Republic 10 have Obtain,
s, her first recognition from the Unit,
of States. who founded their. wise ms
tutions on Independence ana ei,
Is virtue. and. in spite of the terriE
be ordeals they have passed throne
they have oonceived, with unsha Il
en- frmness, their faith in the great pri
ciple ef liberty, whence issues dieni
- and prosperity. Nations desiring