The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-24
EVANSVILLE INDIANA. SATURDAY,, !

Trocbu was at Serres this morning. The |
bridge there and the grand Jutte were /
The Jose.5sot 81 "a e1r;sete5 OF the 2oth published
q decree, abrOgattng article seventy -nNe I
oftne Conqtitution and al otner lavs 49, g.
eution decree authorizing Inc organll-s- |
tiox. without the usual 1ormal1lies, p1 ~ - /
si1sses sIeee i decree OF the GoYernor in regard
to the state of siege IN Algeria Win al
appeal from 9e -nbes "a 70 the cltlzenss ls So
arrived, warning them against panic I1Ke
fl1e recent one. fapd exhorttng the people |
la :anpoirifsd to try coWf.ris and desert
srIs VINO spread lies and disorder, aud WIN
protect the public safety. and q notinca
mrs against DEtchers dtsobey1pg the laws
regulating the sale Of meat. -
The Prefect Of Poitce orders every ilqaor
n hafi aIion of volunteer JournaIiss he's
lett the city Three Thousand sighted
their intention OF Joining, Dat only SIX
hundred started. -e..ss--s-
a balloon aIIed with letters will be dis
patched regularly from Paris. - - ss 4
Tine BANK Of France Is closed and : hun
dred National Guards etationed In Inc
The corresuondent Of the Tribune teIs-
graphs from Berlin the following letter
from Bismarck on the means and condi-
MFAux. September IS. Your Excellency
Is familiar with the circular which NJ
Jule1 Favre has addressed 70 the foIelsns
the men for the present holding power In
Paris and who call themselves Le Goreg7a-
g1eytE de La Defense National. have
Iears,sd isss1.r sinuiIaneousIy that n. Tniers
has entered on q confidential mission 20
foreign courts, and may presume that
make the belief that love OF peacets the
rresenL passion OF the Govegnments and,
on the other side request the II M slon
which shall deprive Germany OF ner VIC
tories, and make the next attack OF France
IsIieve In the sincerity OF the de-
sire OF = the Prussian GovernE8 ent
| Continues by It's language and It's acts at
/ horne to excite the passions or the people
and TO increase the hate and bitter ruess o. o.
var "a repndfate, In advance. every basis
1 acceptable to Germany and unascePbabls
e France; y Auen & course. nsaes u pseolfe fof
/ which all the people should be pre-
ilpAred by calm woruss and in terms cor
/ tfors -IT We are 70 believe that. negotia-
/ lions for peace with rs are honestly ip.
/ sc7nsse an armistice without any guaran-
/ ife-a- for our conditions of peace coaid
be meant seriously only On the s1pposl-
I'tfon Chat we lack military anu polil.c ca
/ Snsipm ent. or are and4nerent to the inter-
iesGs OF Germany. Moreover, the hope is
en- ferfafned by the preseat rui ers or Paris
of a dipIonaffc or material intervention
Of neutral powers In favor OF france, ana
prevents the French people from seeAng $
nation becomes convtnced that they nav-
ing wantonIy copJured up the war alones
and NGermaT1y having had 20 nght ~ out
alone tney must also settle their aecounE
with Ger1nany alone. They VIII soon put
an ED To their resistance now = surely
IA fhe French people. by tbs neutrai pow
ers 10 permit the Prussfan government TO
nourish among the people, hopes or inter-
by strengthen the contest. We are Tar
from any inclinasion TO nix IN inc ID Ter, er-
~ EF~t4FF
| ~ what kind of government the French
people shall formally establish Tor fhen-
setves The government Of the Emperor
Nanaleon nas hitherto been tha only ons
recognized by US Our conditions OF peace
with whategsF sss M
question, how or by wnom the tFenct
nation IS goYelned- Trey are Pre-
ana By the law OF self-defense againAl
, | a sRvioient and hostile neaghbor. Tns
; urianiHnOas voice or the Geasnan govern.
/ 4 .mant and the German people uenAnt
I fnss q serfrlary shall be protected by bette
: boundaries than we have had hitherto
) against Lhs dangers of violence. ~ Q have
: eTgerienced from all French government
d fer centuries that as Iongas France remain
- fone Is lis Offensive stragetieail,
/ / stronger than our defensive 80 1ak - a.
south Germany and sortn es9IInsny as.,, ~ Q,
: efrasbourR, In possession OF France, Is
gate always open for an attack on soutl
] tsfrr~borirQ and Edetz obtain defensive
1 | cnaracter in more than twenty dinSr
!, / ent ways. We have never been ag
{ | preasors On France, and We demand 9
me latter nothing else than our safet
q IN our own lands, so often threatened b
: IL france on the other hand, VIII regar
q arv peace that may be made pow as p
8 arrn1s ice only, and IN order > ayenge tn
l. nvf sarlt defeat, she will ait .ek as IN sona
q nuarrel IN the une Wantou manner
q - enfs yep~. soon - she lee
IS | strong enough fsOm her own resoure.
or from foreign satItanc- In rendering
a dffficuIt for France, from whose tnftlaiv
1t | aIone hitherto, the distg gbanerS
lr Europe have nit q, to r. ume the Q
le fensfve we at the Sc me time act IN the AZ
e, terest of Europe, which IS that
&c peace From Gel many nO dlslurf
II ance of European peace fs TO be feare
e, after saaying had this war forced on q
It. which for four years, by our care, and z
IT. retterating the feelings OF our not selfr
n sr1act. frs sanity outraged by France, y
III Tad prevented, we mean now, for our 4
D. t1re safety, to demand The price of OF
DC / mighty effort, and we shall deFSan
IA | Oniv that which we must have
n our defense, nobody will be able TO accu
0f | ns OF q want OF moderation II we insist {
be fhises lust and tquitable.
Ill We demand that your ExeelIeHcy W
We make th - views your own and adv0ca
lu them In your discussions
~ 1Stgneu.] BISMARCK
50 Frhe above is a circular to the Nor
~ German Representatives abroad.l
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