The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-17

The Prussians say they viii soon hav
rified guns capable of throwing lnIss nun
dred-p pound shells ave mics. a naIn oe
OF these pOndeTOus prCJ Ject@4SS are OF shSl
4 way from the Baltic.
| ToNDorg. Oct. 15.-Tae steamers Scotia
! City OF Dublin, EuIopias seoo1la and Eu
| ropesn have al arrived out.
4 Ridley, son q Co, LiTerpool merenanu
/ Interested in American trade, have sus
| pended.
| @Messrs. Cardwen and Harcourts, mem
| bers OF Parliament for Oxford City, ad
| ing. They announced that the Engiis
1 militia would be rapidly supplied VIII
| bTeech-loaders. -ae -r
LoNDoS, Oct. 1.-THE Prussians have re
tired from Breteul to LaOn.
A Paris Correspondent OF the Londol
\ Standard, writing under = late date, say
/ there is no sickness, 10 lack OF food and NJ
lack OF courage. On my honor the. Prus
SLAMS can never getfn Paris. 81
The Prussian Minister at Brossels haG
| demanded that the proprietors OF the IN
| depe11cnee Beige be punished for theA
partisanShip and untrutnfuInesS.
The priests of Bretagne are preaching 1r
favor of q crusade against the Ieutonl'
heretlcs.
LoNDoN, Oct. 15.-The officers Of the Lon
| don and County Bank deny the truth d
| the cable dispatch, announcing The arrest
at Toronto OF one. Jones for rcbbing them
The bank ignores the matter entirely.
The detention of Jacobi aggrieves the
German Democrats, who protest drmIy.
The present North German constitution
will probably form basis for the recon
str1ctlon OF the EIn PIE. e. =. -.
NJ. VIilemot, formerly editor OF the Fl
0dr0 and Temps, died yesterday.
The Saturday ReCGe1O thinks II must be
admitted that unconditional surrender Is
Indispensable as q prevenIiv9 OF anot ner
war, whence the reasonableness of PTus-
sian presidency.
TOURS, Oct. 15.-The journals report that
arI Drfr faa
the arIny oWfornlng at Rouen. .
The Prussians recently captured a ball
loon from Paris. The French sent up two
balloons to prevent suspicion, and then al
contained q large NUM- bers OF circulars
prin ted IN the German language, as welt
as the different proclamattons issued late
ly by the Government -r1rs=---
The Arc Ds Triumph at Paris, Is to be
Iron clad. The walls will then be con-
strueied, and IL is thought it will thus be-
come q formidable fortress. It Will then
be armed with enormous steel cannon
now being manufacture
In the rear of Notre Dame a park OF ar
ttllery stands ready for use, In case the
Prussiaus attack on, the side towards Ber-
cy. Heavy can non wllI also be stationed
on the Island of 81. Louis, which already
has been strongly fortified, In case the
Prussians shonid peneTate tbs city. 4 d {
LONDON, October Is "A telegram is given
TO the public by the Lombard street news
room, and generally discredited, stating
GTlQC6 AQdDQleS mas c0nS2nB ted TO
accept the Spanish crown, and that Victor
Emanuel has given his adhesion to the
scheme.
LONDON, October I5.-The ffrsto- day, in
the rigging shop OF the MessFsl Ealrds, at
Liver pool, which destroyed property val
ued at s30GO). has thrown one thousand
ment-
LoNDox, EOcto6srs 15.-lThe following is
given as the result OF the first days bonn
twenty-one wounded and ten buildlna5
burned. The place Is well provisioned, and
the garrison obstinate in rs defense.
= AEaerald's Gable Special -
LONDON, October I5.-The bonn mbardment
of Paris has been resolved on as a necessi-
ty. The envIrons of the city, from whence
the bonn bardmeut must take place are un-
even, aud difficult, hence the official an
nouncement that nothing decisive can be
looked for in less Lnan three weeks.
A large number of French prisoners are
being moved as rapidly as possible from
The open camps into the easement interior
OF the fortIdcati0ns, In consequence of the
fnciemency OF the weather, W mich has en-
SendeIed much disease. Many are per-
mitted to accept empfOymenbs and hun
dreds of officers are employed IN m cream
tile Offices, aud giving instruction In
The derrnans released from Metz give
accounts OF Bszaine's humanity and eOur-
tess 20 prisoners -
The Chancellor OF the Bund has ordered
returns of the exactions OF money and
kind, by the French forces from Ise8 70
1913. Within the PrussIAn monarchy alone
tbs total IN two years. fToIa 1904 70, 1896,
was 25,0O0 OOOthalers among the PeOpisana
soldiers.
GarIbaIdi at once proceeds to recon-
no1ter the Prusstan position.e - ss,n
The French com n1and der at sEpinaI an
nounces his eommun1cation With Lnne-
vtlls perfect. ES ~ ~ &
The Prussians before Paris are very In
active. Ii is thought tLRt their apathy is
merely the prelude to q formidable at
attack. 7a
: x Correspondent from the Kings head
quarters, Versailles tho eth, states that
there. Is noextr aordinary suffering among
the troops Tor want OF shelter, and as 10
foed, forag ng parties are draining the
country in ali direction. and the danger OF
Interruption to long line of oommunica-
tion with Germany conveys the serious
apprehension that famine may take the
field against both nations. r $50
One of the WurteIn burg Princes VINO
ven1ufed outside the eaFthWorks las basn
shot at, the ball passing through MS cap
Some three thousand Prussiaus have
thus far been killed by the pickets and
sharpshOotsrs.
Gen. Burnside's visit to Paris, is stated
to be the removal of the Americans and
some SICK persons.