The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-21

LAo n0H OAsahI1aLIOu the report VI
the American Sanitary Commission,
and collection of models of ambu-
lances, stretchers, hospital tents and
other appliances used by the Commits
sion during the late war.
Mr.. Washburne, American Minis
ter, was in Bohemia when he heard
the news of the breaking out of war.
He Immediately returned to Paris,
and yesterday was In consultation
with several of his diplomatic col
leagues.
La Li6erte asserts that M. Viner-
gate has gone te FloreDcs with a
treaty OF alliance between France and
Italy. The same paper says in case
that Denmark joins France in the
war, the Prince of Orleans will serve
in the Danish army.
Warlike enthusiasm in France is
undated.
A rich manufacturer of Melhouse
offered to equip 5000 volunteers and
saCply them with rations durirg the
wal,.
ehe Deputies in the Corps LegisIa-
tif signed liberal subscription for
the wounded.
M. Schneider gives 1000 francs to
one of the aid societies.
PARIS, July 20.-Iu the High Court
of Justice yesterday, M. Felouquet,
the advocate of the accused, moved
that fifteen of the prisoners be tried
separately. Among the reasons on
which he grounded his opinion,
was these: The men had nothing to
do with the affair of bombs. In the
course OF his argument he called
Megsy, one of the prisoners. Mon
sIeur, and was interrupted by the
President of the Court, who pointed
out that owing to the grave offense
with which the prisoner was charged,
be should not be thus addressed.
This interference of the court oc.
casioned scene between the counsel
for defense and the Prosecutor Gen
eTal, Grand Perret. The latter de
manded that NJ. Flourens be ordered
to leave the court room. One of the
counsel then announced that he
would call up his brief; other advo-
Gates did the same, and all the coun-
sells for prisoners withdrew from the
court room.
PARIS. July 2O.-The Journal Off.
cteL this morning, contains a decree
nominating Gen. Edmund Leboeuf.
lately Minister Of War. as Major Gen
eral; Viscount de Jean. Minister of |
War, dd interim; and Prince de La
Tour D'Auvergne, as Ambassador to |
Vienna. 1t is understood that all the |
French Consuls in the German Con- |
federation have received passposts.
PARIS. July 2O.-An American
resident here, Dr.. Evans. has given
10000 froncs to the sociesy to aid the
wounded soldiers of Franco.
DUBLIN. July 20.-A great popular
demonstration in favor of Ffance was,
made 10 this city, last evening. More
than 100000 people, with twenty
bands of music we're out on parade.
French and Irish flags were carried
The police charged the
procession and captured these flags,
but the mob rallied aud re took them.
Intense excitement prevailed.
BosTE, Switzerland, July 2O.-The
General of the Swiss army and sew
sral other. officers of high rank have
been arrested In Germany.
lt Is beileVed that Prussia purpose
y retards an answer to Switzerland's
declaration of neutrality.
FRANKFORT. July 2O.-The Ga.
;ette, In an editorial, asks how the
,ause of the war concerns the people
Of France or Germany. and intiu ates
hat the question is between the mon
l,ahs of the respective countries, and
1ne that the people do not feel at all
in.
COLOGNE. July 2O.-The F.ench
passed the frontier near Saarabruck-
N last evening. aud seized the Gus
om house.
VIENNA, July 20. - Turkey has
"a ed out her reserves. ard stopped
telegraph communication in all di-
,ections.
ZURICH. July 2O.-Count Dargon
lqs been appointed Commander-in-
Jhief of the forces of Switzerland.
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