The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20
ENGLAND.

AAONOONs= GSpb. AJ.--1hOABE IL ANt |
yet occupied, though the Italians have |
adVarced within . short distance Of /
The Italian Chambers will soon |
convene at Florence to hear the re
suit Of she TEe5iscitlnn in the Pspal |
Territory.
Prussia distinctly says she recog- |
nizes no French governments fImpe- |
rial or Republican. She Is reluctAnt |
70 make peace at present.
LONDON. September 19-General |
Trochu, on the 9Th, received the aa- /
vance guards of the American volnn- |
teers. 50 says the Gatiqaauts Ness n
ger, referring probably, to the passen-
gers who arrived from America Ia the i
ship Queen. to enlist In the army.
The Prussian GOyernmantra has
transferred forty million rOubles,
lately on deposit at the Bank Of
/ FraRce. to London banks.+o
VariOlold Is raging among the
French prisoners, at MagdebuFg and
WIttenburg- aia s n
General Eaiily Is not dead as has
often been reported. He and staff
occupy finely furnished appartmentss
at Mayence, and are sumpsuously pro-
Ylded for By the King.
II When the news of the capture OF
Sedan reached Stockholm, the Royal
Theatre was closed. The officers of
the Landwebr have been 0lTered com-
missions in the army.
The French captive officers are al
lowed 3 choice of German towns IS
residences. They receive the same
rations and pay as at home.
The Countess. of Cowley had 3 long
interview With the Emperor, on Sat
urday, in behalf Of the Empress.
- The Post says balloon with 5D,-
600 letters from Metz, was captured
at Neufechtsl Inene of them Ba-
zsine says his army is well supplied
with everything. The French we're
victorious in ever fight up to the 3lst
of August.
The Daily Retcs correspondent says
Metz and Stras sboEFg, or else Paris Is
to be starved out. The Germans
laugh at Bazaine's hopes Of escaping
from Metz.
LONDON, September 19.-L1te dis
patches flon China arc uHfaveTable
TO peace Nanki1 dispatches of Au
gust I'D state that the Governor was
assassinated by the natives. on account
Of his we'll known sympathy for for
eigners. a
LoNDoa, Sept. 19.-The Stralsund
correspondent of the shipping Ga
se0e says that no blockaders have
been seen in the Baltic for a weeek
past.
, LONDON, September 19-The Pail
{ Mcu Gazette, to day, in its. coTres
pondence from Rheims, Sep 18th.
says that Count Bismarck is anxious
about the policy to be pursued By the
| United States Government, now that
! France has been declared Republic.
!, 1t is said that Prussia Graves Amer
ican sympathy, but cannot treat with
the French Republic.
8 Dispatches received TO day destroy
/, all prospects Of Bazaine's escape. A
!. mere handful of men only. have es-
capped thus far.
4 The siege of Toul Is being vigor
! ously pressed. According to military
: experts the place cannot hold out
0 much longer.
9 LONDON, Sept. 19. - The British
Association for the Advancement of
g Science has adjourned. Mr. Thomp.
= son was chosen Chairman Of the next
J, meeting.
q LONDON, Sept. 19. = Jules Favre
has gone to the Prussian headquarters
= Fears are entertained that be will not
= be received. but he requested of Bis.
marck a safe conduct at least, and
was answered favorably. He set on
= Immediately for the headquarters oI
I the King.
LoLDoN, September 19.-The Glo6,
y comments severely On the supineness
= of the Parisians, In permitting tht
20 Prussians to repair roads aud replact
bridges in the line Of their advance
Is, without interruptions.
rs The London journals have no tel
egraphic news to day from Paris
n Mail advices indicate that the be
be sieged and besiegers at Metz, suffe
n equally from disease and casualties
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The iShippiia,
Gazette anticipates there will be to
az much cotton aud too little corn fror
le the Southern States. Cotton price
d. are low. and there is much activity i
en- Lancashire.
A Candian writes to the BirminQ
be ton Gazette that the present III i
Il government OF the Colony WiD driv
O. Canada to anuextion to the Unite
Re- States. or the Independence OF Grea
Britain within six years.
-Ao LONDONs. Oepl. 19.-1le TiIlaty6
zee BazeiIles, near Sedan, was destroye
By the Prussians, because SON
lly wounded fugitives from the Germa
Mt, army we're massacFed in the streets
Try Times Cable Special
LONDON, September 10. a co
ar. respondent of the Times, writing fro
ed Paris on the 18th, says Gen. Vino
Mt, led thirty thousand troops Of the Iir
ne last night to Vincenues, to dispu
Ihe the passage of the Marine. The a,
m, vance of the enemy Yesterday VI
raj net great there. Troops arc masse
pie near the Seine. ready to cross at al
pie moment. The corps there Is takil
oy- tha course indicated in late lette
bic crossing the Seine at Visleneaiye al
St. Georges. They will pass in Il
Us vicinity of LoDjumeiau to the rear
al Versailles; established there they w
q push forward by the wood of Mendo
not to plant batteries on the nights
Ciamart, and ifdhe city is bombarde
! is they will open IRE upon Vongieral
lle- From this point they can grea