The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-12
WAR I'M EUROPE
ENGLAND.


LONDON. Novembe 1.-THE new steana
ship Graf Bismarck, of Bremen was sue.
cessfutIy launched at Greenock yesterday.
at the banquet at Northampton last
evening, Mr.. GiIpin. n. p. for that
Borough pronounced the war II France the
result OF radicallsm. he regarded Emile
Olivier as the prime author of the war,
and one the greatest radicals In France.
Napoleon was despot and iyrant, with
q hireling army. The speech IS sharply
commented upon.
LoNDoN, November H. P PM.--The stock
market has been greatly depressed Lhis
afternoon by rumors that Austria has
ioIned France against Prussia; that tbs
French troops have retaken Orleans, and
that the fleet have made important cap
The streets are nlled with rumors, which,
however, csnnot be received too eau
uously, At this hour Consuls ARE down TO
81 for both "a oney and account, and ". :.
LONDON. Nov. II Tho formal surrender
Of New Bretsach, occurred this forenoon.
Gambetta has ordersd drllllng oy IN
fantry, and recruits must be furnished In
The aerfnans have erected new batteries
on the hignts OF Eeiney, and at Mont
Mogny, Besong aud COurOevOle.
Colonel Charretts has been authorized
by Count ChambOid, TO recall his Papal
Aosta denies the lumor OF having de-
manded piebiseite. he says the vote OF
the Cortes, elected by universal suntage
A A special dispatch from Brussels, states
that we'll informed political circles are Inn
pressed with the belief that new arrange;
Inents for arbitration have been effected
by four neutral powers.
The preliminaries for conditions of
equitable peace, acceptable alike to France
| and Russia, have been concluded.
Initiative steps have already been takea
by Russia for assembling a Congress
A heavy fall OF snow occurred at Rouen.
Especial to the Evening TeIegram-l
LONDON, November 1I.-our special cor
| respondent at Berlin to- day says that the
| army of Frederick Charles is steadily adj
The d3scussien Of the new constitution,
| Mt Versailles, proceeds favorably, and the
/ general impression Is that the Bavarlan
| dfdicuIfy will be surm nted- The Nien-
/ ma Cabinet will not be allowed a voice in
/ the matter, the German Government con-
sidering that they ought 20 be left to man
/ age their own internal affairs. The treaty
/ OF Prague has nothing, II Is alleged TO dc
] with the renewed formation OF Germ any.
| baron Won Buest is regarded an an enemy
TO German unity, and while hs direoJs
| the foreign affairs of Austria and til 6
| Hungarian Empire, amieable relations
i with Germany are considered almost I'M
| possible. Notwithstanding the statement
OF cordlality on the part of the Austrian
authorities, a decided feeling OF antmosity
exists, and these reports are described as
an inducement to the Hungarian Diet tC
vote
Especial to the EIeraId.l
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE correspondent o
the Herald writes from Lille on the 10Th
Ia view OF the anticipated bombardment
the military organization, here Is most act
| i've: the civil aud military engineers, con
| alructors, iron founders and copper fou I'D
ers have been SET AT work in the fabrica
| tion of cannon, mortars, mttratlieuses anC
| chassepots, which, as last as they ar
made, are distributed 10 the troops. Tel
/ thousand Workmen are employed In th
| exterior and interior of the city. Ambu
! lances are organized under the direction
OF the city physicians. Orders are issue'
to provision the city for six months, tn
authorities having profited By the ok
I sNF n NJ aVf m
Inense supplies of forage have been lail
IN. The population consists of 132, 900 regu
lar inhabitants, 5000 soldiers, and 1000
re. sons from the country. The facility TO
supplies is great from the richness of IN
| surToundlnR country. isix railroad train
"a run into Ihe city. The fortifiOattOns ar
Considered the finest inland works Q
Furope, the ramparts average thirty-hv
feet 10 hight on the exterior cRsemate
, and the magazine and shell rooms are
solid masonary. Five hundred guos ~
, / mounted.