The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-21
WAR IN EUROPE! :!
saturday Nights Dispatches.
Italy Decline, Action Against Russia
Disaster TO lhe Army OF the
Loire.
A Warlika Feeling in England.
ENGLAND

Florence, state that the italian Govern
ment have certainly declined TO join the
diplomatic move against Russia.
RusselPs pamphlet, just ISIS ueds has been
suppressed at the suggestion of his friends.
There Is rumor of proposed concen-
trated attack on the Pruss1an positions
before Paris, by the French, attended by
soTtie from the city. The time fixed FOR
this grand move is said TO be next Mon
On Wednesday sortie was made from
Montme edy, By two com panies Sol o. 9aIds
killed or taken prisoners.
The Prussians now conhne the bonn
bardment 10 the fortress OF Montmedy.
IHerald's SpeciaLl
LONDON, Nov. ia telegram from Ber-
lin yesterday says the German mail con-
vOy from Cologne TO Sedan, was attacked
on the 14th, near BouillOn, by Franc
tireurs, and compelled to take refuge on
belgian Territory. ON the same day the
mail from Sedan to Cologne was attacked
and com PEELED to return TO Eedan.
A dispatch from Munich of Thursday
night says the negotiations that were car
ried on at Versailles have been finally con-
cluded, and the treaties viii be signed In q
few days. The Constitution OF the Bund
has undergone important notifications,
and Bavaria Will be allowed to enter the
Confederation upon her own conditions.
a telegram from Tours of the 18th states
that q detachment OF Gardes Mobiles, be-
longing to the Army OF the Centre, under
General Tierok, which are advancing
from LeMaus. along the llne of railway
from that city to Charities, reached Dreux,
thirty-fve miles southwest OF Versailles,
when they encountered the Seventeenth
Division of the German army, and, being
outnumbered, the detachment fell back
upon the main body. Tbs engagement
Loire, which, at last Rdvtces, had fully
completed the turning of the German
right. The German forces which encoun-
tered the Gardes Mobiles near Dreux was
marching from st. Germaln to Won der
Tam.
| nRAnT9llHg does not nTOnO8A To make a
further advance, but having secured an
extremely strong position, VIII await an
attack by the combined forces Of Prince
Frederick Charles and the Duke of Neck
lenburg. He continues TO receive REIN
fOrcements OF all arms daily. Yesterday a
veiy strong train of 1eld artillery, and q
| large body OF cavalry moved from Tours
to join him. His strength Is greater even
| than reported. The official statement
| shows that his army numbers nearly 25O,-
| 90 men, with daily increase OF 5000 men.
Herald Special.l
| LONDON. Nov. IA telegram from
Florence OF the 18th, says that great ex-
question, IN regard to Russia's position on
| the treaty OF 1856. Popular enthusiasm ia
/ in favor of adherence TO the cause Of Rus
sia The report that the Ministry Is re-
| solved not To take joint action with En- g.
/ land and Austria, IS Well received. Inc
| position taKen by the Cabinet is under
| stood to be q determination TO hold en-
! tirey aloof from complications that may
grow cut OF this question. The Govern
/ ment will have enough to do in harmon
| izinE the new state OF Affairs at Rome
/ Tne official papers state that the reports OF
/ Prussia's intended interference, in behal.
| of the Pope, are entirely unfounded. They
| were raised oy agents OF Austria for sell
rlsh ends. It Is certain that 1talys posi-
| ton will be that of entire neutrality.
A telegram from Tours to-day says thai
rumors are Rfioat OF a dtsaster to the Army
OF the Loire No particulars have beer
Herald spsclaI.l
| LoNLoN, Nov. ia waritke feeling de
cidedly prevails all over England. I'm
portant divisions exist In the Cabinet OF
the Russian question which will likely
| lead TO q dissolution OF the Ministry
| Granville insists that England must now
put down her foot firmly, or forever Civ,
up her voice In European affairs. @ hold
that the present attitude of Russia meani
q future II not an imm edtate prosecution
of her long cherished designs on the East
The present moment is the only tim
when England can hope 10 resist success
fully the policy against which, heretofore
she has fought at a great sacrifice of live
| and treasure. Lowe and CardWell baV
positively array ed themselves against tn
war on the present issue. The Conserve
tives are about to call q meeting at Lon
don to consider the crisis. In view OF tn
probable early conVocation of Parliament
Gladstone persists in refusing to commi
himself for or against the war on the pres
I.oNDoN. November I9.-The French re
port several skirmishes that have latel
taken place around Paris and toward
Tours, In which the uhlans were repulseC
! ers, have been burnt.
: A strong Prussian column has arrive
l between Rosny and Bellecote.
Garlbaldi is dtsregarding all protests an
a ! has retired from Dole.
! The military executions for mutiny a.
| common in the French lines.
Several French frigatss are cruisin
aboutin the North Sea and English Char
: mel.
4 The German ship Estafette, returnin
9 from the South Sea, entered the port {
Havre where she was promptly seiZei
the officers not having heard of the war.
The Tours Government has published
statement that the German shipping hs
nearly ALI been driven to the Pacit1e Oceal
as we'll as the Souta Sea, by the FrenC
d cruisers.
LoSDoN, November 19.-The French 10
!. In the affair near Dreux was sixty ktllC
and many wounded.
LONDON, November 19 "A special me
? seDger has been dispatched to Vienna re
D. atlve to the Eastern question.
J, There is . better feeling in Russia
K consequence OF Gortchako6's sdIspatc
which is considered as assuring the d
! sired object without war.