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

damage the city, as far as the Boule-
wards dc Enxer and Montharuosse.
The northern army is marching on
St.Denis.
Foreigners are in great danger of
being treated as spies, and passports
are of little use. Many Americans
Have been roughly handled from their
impudenee, Marshal Valiant mar
rowly escaped being hanged By a mob
while visiting the Qualifications.
An announcement was made that q
Socialist meeting would be held. at
which Victor Hugo, Ledru Rollins.
Louis Blanc and Pyats would be pres
ent to protest against the moderation
of the Government. I imagine the
meeting was suppressed, as il has not
taken place. The Reds are struggling
hard for asceadancy.
Writing from before Strasbourv.
the Times correspondent says. The
seven days preparations for the as
sault cant be completed IN lees than
four weeks.
The same correspondents writing
from Rheims, the 18Th. SAYS: Up
wards OF thirty establishments here.
manufacture WOODEN cloths. employ
ing ten thousand work people, all Of
whom are idle and on the point Of
starvation. The whole amount of
misery can't be realized yet. The
Only remedy seems TO be emigration.
The American Consul informed me
that hundreds of applications had
been made for information on the
subject OF emigration to the United
States.
Especial 10 the TrIbuneJ
LONDON, September l9.-The Berlin cor
rsspoadeuf of the Tribune writes on the
l5tn- Bismarck - busy at Rheims setting
the vaTions diplomatic matters relative 10
the nOn-lnterVentton by Germany IN TtGly.
1t Is agreed that the Italians may occupy
tsone. Savoy ana Nice, IL IL Is the proper
wish TO renounce their former alliance.
The-other European CABINETS have been
notified accordingly.
The reorganization Of Germans y was con-
sidered, but the details have been post
poned for the present: it is uncerstood
bnat the common Constitution WI be gfv-
enftoaH Inc states North ana South ofthe
healthy poittlcal. aud economical devsl-
+ BavaIia and Baden distinctly decline
territorial enlargement, while agreeing
that Alsaee and Lorraine must return 70
Germany.
The recently appointed Civfl Commits.
sioner fer Alsacs, Won MuhIsr.eltfer. 80
teiegraphed to the Boards of Trade at
EIbsrbell and Bremen for their views OF
the IuuUEnCE upon German industrial l.
Lerests OF the admission OF Alsace and the
Dspartm ent or the Moseile tato the GeE-
man Z0lverien.
Ar SGsiet, second secretary of the Brit
ssh Embassy, who finally succeeded IN
getting 10 the PIussian headquarters, re-
tBaSned -i 5fidasy Gay bringing an answer from
Minister Lyons had asked Favre whether,
~ England was TO request an armistice.
her interyentfon9 When this became
known 70 LORD Granville, Lyons was po-
utely rebuked for his pains.
Bent oa improving the situation. Lyons
then sent Malet on an informal mission TO
BISMARCK, notifying Granville after MaIet
had gone. Granville forthwith directed
Lyons 20 summon MaIet back. Lyons
obeyed. His messenger took the Wron a
road. and Malet. after several failures In
making his way through the crowd Of Uh-
lanss reached the Kings headquarters.
Out of all this succession of cross purpo-
ses grew considerable GOODNESS between
Lyons and Granville Maiet's talk with
Bismarck was plain He asked Tor an ul-
timstu1. e must have Metz and Stras-
bOurgs1 said Bismarck. sDismantIed3" ?"
sslroneer than everh Then suppose tue
Frsnca government fnds your terms inn
possiOle?2 I'VE shall invest and starve
Paris. and If tnat does nos succeed, we
shall try sharper means" "Would you
bom bard the etty2" Certainty, and barn
| II II foraed- The necessity Is sad but hoW
are we to eecape III"
BlEmaKck's talk about Gladstone and
Granville and their ttmtd message carry
Ing. WAS the reverse OF respectful, and ne
i did not hesitate to let IL be seen that he
/ cared nothing for the Efforts OF outsiders
| and was resolved TO- settle all Questions
| with France alone. For Lyons himself
bisInarck profsssed respect, good VIII. and
i while he could He had potifed Lord
| GranviIls that the siege, once begun, h'
| foreign governments and their Emtassie
inside 1be city.
The written answer sent by Bismarck Il
4 lyons was c5Dndentlai, and has not beer
disclosed, but Lyons intfmates he think
| BLsmarek viii have the means to take Parf
/ most etfectuaI way OF enforcing his de
heart conrident OF mas ing a suecessfSI >.
l fsuss. Trochu to-day told Lyons that la
! would do his best, but added, there will bi
/ g IA 3ssacre, and taat will be followed bs
anarchy The Ministers still utter bravt
Russia,s attitude is stin one OF reserve
Is has cOrue cut that Gortscbakon wa,
aniee FOR Belgium. he answered, "Yes, i
you viii include Holland
Especial 10 the Trioune.l
LONDON, September 19.-The Ber
I'm correspondent of the Tribune tel
egraphs on the 18th: Favreie las
circular il in the main received fa
vorably.
The correspondence between Bern
\ storff and Granville. and theaccount
of the Daily News of the large quaint
ties of arms England is furnishing
i France created indignation.
The reported intention of the Kin
to return to Berlin is unfounded.
The movements In Bavaria AM
Wurtemburg. In favor of Unite'
States of Germany, under the consti
4 tuition of North Germany, are prop
J erly modified, and successfully pro
crossing.