The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Bazains Negotiating for thu Sur
render Of Metz.
SUCCESSFUL saRTIE By THE GAR.
BISON OF STRASB0URG.
Eight or Ten Thousand Prussians
Killed,

BERLIN, Sept. 8-Part of Lorrain
is now in the hands of Prussia, ant
all of Alsace, probably, at present
Territory will be demanded from
France as an indemnify by Prussia
The western frontier will begin a
Esch. on the border of Luxembourg
hanking the river Moselle. at abou
ten miles from its western bank
crossing that stream at CRmay, hal
way between Metz and Pont-a- Nous.
son; then following the course of the
Moselle and Meurthe, ten miles from
the eastern bank of the latter, tC
Mount Dapon. The southwestern
frontier will consist of the present
boundaries of the departments Of
the upper and lower Rhine, Haute
and Bas Rhine. This District COM
prehends Alsace, Saarburg. Sarge
mund, Metz, Thionville. Chslana. Sa-
Inns, Pfalsburg, Bitsche, Weissen-
burg, etc.
Bazaine is still negotiating for the
surrender of Metz.
The French prisoners in Germany
are enthusiastic at the Esmperor's
deposition.
Every attention and courtesy is
shown to the Emperor, who is at
Wilhelmsale, near Cassel.
BERLIN, September Skiing Will
liam entered Rheims on Monday.
PARIS, Sept. 8.-The journal de
Paris says Notwithstanding, it was at
first announced that efforts for medi-
alton had failed, it now seems that
the project may succeed.
Dispatches received here from
Italy. states that the proclamation of
the French Republic, has caused the
greatest agitation there.
A dispatch from Marseilles, says a
Republic has been proclaimed in
Italy, but this is not confirmed.
PARIS, Sept. 8.-The Project of
Haute Morne announces to the Min
issry that DezieIe has been occupied
By the enemy. A force of about Fl 900
has also appeared in front of Laon.
A detachment of about 500 Uhlans
was repulsed there by the Garde Mo-
bile. which occupied the citadel.
Communication between Paris and
Thames Mulhausen has been re
stored, as we'll as communication be-
tween Paris and Mezieres.
1t is reported here that the garrison
at Strasbourg yesterday made a sue
cessful sortie, killing large numbers
of Prusssians.
1t il said the Prussians have btea
decimated, since the siege began. by
the FIRE of the garrison.
Later yesterday morning Minister
Washburne hal an interview with
Jules Favre, at which he announced
that the American Government had
recognized the sister Republic of
France. Favre was much moved.
Grasping Washburne by the hand. he |
exclaimed: +" | receive this notifioa-
ton with gratitude aud profound
emotion"
It i reported that Louis Blanc.
Ledru Rollin aud Dufraisse will be
appointed Ambassadors to London.
Washington aud Vienn2. respectively.
PARIS, September 8 Robert
Mitchell and Paul Ctssagaac were
among the prisoners taken at Sedan.
PARIS, September 8.-The Journal
de Pus-is says that all theatres have
been closed.
The Prussians were expected to APP
pear before the walls on Friday Ito
morrow }
Many soldiers who escaped from
Sedan are arriving here. Some bat
teries Of mittrailIeures aud q body of
cavalry passed through the streets to-
Jules Favre has received the adhe
sion of the entire Paris press.
Bourse is decidedly firmer. The
last price Of rentes was 53f 40o.
PARIS, Sept 8-The French Con-
sal at Basic, telegraphs to the govern
nsnt, that the garrison of Strasbourg |
made = successful sortie on Sunday /
night, killing eight on ten thousand
Pruss;a1s, and capturing many guns.
The Prussians attempted to cross
on pontoons, between Port Jaifs and
Port Austerlitz aud were absolutely /
annihilated by mittrailleuse posted at
Port De Rechors.
SRUssELs, September 8.-Count de
palikaG is at Namur, where thrones
of French prisoners pass hourly.
LoNDoN. September s. - Rnmors
prevail here that peace proposals have
been laid before the King of Prussia
from France.
LONDON, September $3.50 PM.
Leading bankers here regard politi
cal outbreak as uufavorable. The
Bank of Eogland has made no change |
in its rates to-day, but money Is rather
active.
No Prussians have been in the de-
partment of the Seine.
Sirategists are puzzled by the aban-
donment of the siege of Montmedy,
when the town was half burned:
The Prussians under Gen. Morlng
have occupied Rheims.
A Berlin correspondent says that
all thought of admitting mediation
or Intervention has been abandoned
for the nresant ak least.