The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24

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In answer to the question whether b
had resigned: Yes, on the 1st {
November, and have never thought Q
Withdrawing my resignation"
Louis Blanc publishes an addFes
to the defenders Of Paris, congratu
latine them on the failure of tho ar
mistice. They can not and ought no
TO treat with the enemy while it i
occupying French soil. Paris mus
replace herself at the head of France
then she may suggest mediation by
| tribunal composed Of two monarchi
cal and two republican powers; tht
latter the United States and Switzer
land; but even then it viii be just al
necessary TO do something to raise
France in the estimation of the world
Another correspondent. on the 18th
! telegraphs that only 40. 600 horses re.
main Of the 100, 600 ia the city at tbs
beRinning of the siegs.
Numerous debating clubs have been
formed, and these furnish the only
public amusement since the govern.
ment closed the theatres. Nearly
every public room Il occupied by q
club, the discussions are free, and in
which the government is continually
attacked.
D'Aurelles' plan of q general de-
fense comprises three lines of extend
ed intrenchmenta armed with heavy
artillery. The third line is &C Or
leans, on the north side of which pow
erful earthWorks are constructed; the
second line is about Arteray, where
10000 workmen are employed, be-
sides soldiers, and the first line is
higher up.
Keratry is following a similar plan
in the West, so then If the French
ere repulsed, as is propable, in the
first Simultaneous attack on Paris,
they will fall back on the first en-
trenched line, under cover of which
they will prepare for another attack.
DAurelles has repeatedly offered
battle to the army nearest him, bat ia
vain.
The army of the Loire ia moving
past the enemy's front. leaving about
%, 600 to protect its flank. Reports
make it 100000 strong. My estimate
is over 150. 900. with numerous trains
ossrtilssry.
AMY REFoRM-rHE KEW IRos-cLAs.
LONDON, Nos. 23.-TRevallyan lee-
tured here tonight on army reforms,
and strongly urged the abolition OF
the purchase system.
The city of Bradford avoids q con.
test over the School Board, By agree
ing to appoint Eve Churchmen, three
Independents, two Metodists, two
Baptists, two Catholics. and one
Friend.
The Qaeen has returned to London
from BaImoral.
. The ir0n-clad Sultan, juet finished,
vas found to be so top heavy that she
bad to take In three hundred tons of
belfast before she was considered safe
80 ship her armament.
The Catholic Bishops Of Prussian
Poland have presented King William
petasaoHa A. f@vor Of tha p0ne.
LWorldIs SpeeEaI1
THE B9Is DE BouLoGNE DEspoILED.
A special correspondent from Paris,
writing By balloon, says. This morn
I went through lhe Bois de Boulonge.
It is desolate, blackened By fire and
Tavaged by the are. / travelled to the
outskirts Of the village of Bo1l0nge.
st. Cloud is only partially burned.
The scene all around is inexpressibly
desolate.
A German battery af 24-pOundsr
cannon was recently Rnmasked in
Mocqurch.
The Germans have also erected a
mortar battery in the main Avenue
Of Pave-de- Mont Modem, on tke out
skirts of St Cloud, and a battery of
cannon at Brimbouion.
The government yesterday accepted
from the maker, 300 rifed breech-
loadlng cannon, the range of which
is 5000 yards.
The ringleaders in the riots of the
31st were all liberated.
Especial to the World1
PRUssIAN NAVAL STATION At COCHIN
CHINA ASKED FOB.
BERLIN, November q. - Berlin
merchants are calling attention TO the
French colony at Cochin China, with
the object of obtaining naval sta
ton. which is much needed in those
waters.
THE DEFESsEs OF PARIS.
Oar first line Of defense, $50
yards from the Prussian outposts,
consist of impregnable entrench-
ments, which we're constructed on the
road beyond Villejuif within the past
few days. From these intrenchments
one may clearly see the Prussian sen
tinels.
MORE nIrRAILLEUsEs
One hundred and fifteen za;t-aiI-
leuses. received from private makers,
and the heavy guns made here, have
been placed on the works beyond
Villejuif.
French three per cents are quoted
Rtss53 francs centimes.
ANXIETY IN LoSDoR.
Russell's dispatch is understood to
state that Bismarck recommends q
Congress to decide the question, after
the termination Of the present war.
Tonight anxiety and uneasiness
prevails throughout London.
VICTOR EMANUEL on THE SPANISH Crown.
Since the war is considered ineVi-
table, Victor Emanuel is reported to
have said that the majority obtained
in the Cortes does not sufficiently
represent the majority Of the Spanish
people. and will not authorize the
Duke of Aosta to accept the crown.
HAsTY ACTION OF GRANVILLE.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-It is noticed
with more than surpriss that Gran
vile sent his note to Russia withoul
waiting for the approval of his col
leagues.
CABINET CoEcILIAToRY TowARD RUSSIA
| A Cabinet council was held to-day,
at which it was resolved to adopt a
more moderate tone toward Russia,
and seek TO conciliate her. The lead
ing members of tho government de.
nounce q rupture. They say war
would be unpopular, and that the
| country is unprepared.
Odo Russell telegraphs to the For.
eign Ofdcs that Count Won BismaFcl
disclaims all priYity with the Russian
circular.
A serious engagement has takes
place at Herncourt. on the Oise. NJ
particulars have been received.
IWorld's Cable Special.
GRANVILLE IN THE CABINET.
| LONDON, November %. - at thr
| Cabinet Council to-day. the reply 0
Gortschakof to Granvilie's note. anS
a dispatch from Odo Russsll, at Yer
sailles, contain Bismarck's reply, werI
read.
Up to the present moment n,
official statement Of the purport o
these communications has be fur
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