The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-11
II HIRD e DTTION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Battle of Artenay.
Great Blundering Somewhere.
The French People Indignant.
Gen. Buurbaki Severely Censured.
Garibaldi to Take the Field.
The French People Indignant.
Gen. Buurbaki Severely Censured.
Garibaldi to Take the Field.
Austria and Italy

Austria ana Italy
BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-THE Journal declares
that Austria was not passive when Rome was
absorbed by Italy, but she made energetic re-
presentations in favor of the Pope at Florence.
Balloon Voyage.
TOURS, Oct. 11.-Reynolds and May, two
Americans who escaped from Paris in balloon
recently, have arrived here.
They corroborate the fattering report of the
situation of affairs in Paris given by Gambetta.
Reynolds describes his voyage .aud scenes and
incidents on starting from the beleaguered city.
The members of the Government and a great
crowd of people collected to witness their start.
Louis Blanc was in the assemblage.
In few seconds from starting the balloons
were over the Prussian lines and were greeted
with sharp volley of musketry. The Kissing
of bullets was heard on all sides, and rockets
and other missiles better calculated to destroy
than bullets were also fired at the balloons.
Ballast was thrown out and the wind fortu-
nately freshening up at that moment, the voy-
ayers escaped with their lives. Gambetta' s
balloon descended at Creil, and for a long time
was so close to the earth that one shot from the
Prussians wounded him in the hand and another
went through the balloon. Both balloons were
ultimately landed north of Amiens.
GaribaIdi to go to the'Vosxes.
Nothing has been heard from Paris for a day
or two. 1t is reported that General Garibald
will take his forces into Vosges to operate
against the Prussans.
Fighting Near Orleans
1t is understood that fighting was resumed to-
day near Orleans.
Tours Indignant.
The people of Tours are expressing their in
dignaton at the course of the authorities in not
seeing that the 18th Corps was properly rein
forced.
The Battle of Artenay.
The scene of the battle which occurred yes
terday near Artensy is ionly three hours ride
by rail from this city, and here are collected
several thousand troops-infantry, cavalry and
artillery. The public is painfully impressed
because these troops were not imm ediately for
warded to assist in the fight.
General BourbakI
has been summoned to Tours to account for his
recent conduct. He is charged with having
left his post to visit England.
Count de Paliixao
has offered his services to the Republic.
This BIorninx's Quotations.
LONDON, Oct. 11-l1'30 A. M.-Censos for money,
ties quiet and steady; U. 3. bonds OF 1862, 9l3S
OF 1865, old, 90S; and OF 1861, S919; 10-40s, Sc.
Stocks steady; Erie, 49, Illinois Central, ia; Great
LONDON, Oct. 1l-Calcutta linseed easier. Re-
fined petroleum, Is. 54d.@ls Cd. Linseed oil,
LIVERPOOL, Oct 11-1l'3O A. M.-Cotton steady
| sales are estimated at 10, 900 bales.
| This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Oct. 11-2 p M.-Oonsos 92H for both
money and account. American securities quiet and
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 11-2 p. M.-Calfornia wheat,
1Os 4d red Western I'd red winter, 9s. l1d@1Os.
Receipts Of wheat for three days $4,000 Quarters OF
| which 81 600 are American. Bacon, 64s for short
| ribbed mddles.