The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-13


arrived in Paris. He brings assur-
ance that tho Italian government has
determined to forestall all revolution
airy movements in Italy and Rome by
an official occupation of the Roman
territory, without the slightest inten
ton Of harming the Pope.
To preserve the Catholic world
from a great catastrophe, several
members of the College of Cardinals
have given in their adhesion to the
necessity of the step.
The Italian army now holds all the
roads north aad south, leading into
Roman territory.
The italian squadron is at CiYita
Vecchia. No conflict is anticipated
with the Zouaves, General KemseIer,
Papal War Minister, having given his
opinion that the Papal force does not
justify any attempt at resistance.
The Prussian government has noti-
fed the Italian government that it
has no intention of interfering In any
way with the question of Rome.
Upon the occupation of the city, q
popular vote will be taken through
out the Papal States, upon the annex
alton of the Papal territory to Italy.
PARIS, September 1.-THE Minis
try has just made public the following
important intelligence: The Prussians
attacked Toul on Saturday at 5 o'clock
In the morning, aad persisted until
9 in the evening. They were, how
ever, repulsed, and many of their
batteries dismounted. More than
10000 Prussians were placed hOrs du
combat
At Montmedy. on Thursday, the
garrison splendidly repulsed the
Prussian attack. The Prussians have
surrounded Meaux; they have arrived
in force at Creey, and are approaching
Norsy LIE Grande.
Paris is cheered this morning by
the rumor that Prussia is insisting on
an armistice, and also that the United
States has interposed and sent three
decided dispatches to Berlin. 1t is
said the Prussian advance has been
stopped in consequences.
LONDON, September 12.-AdVices
from Florence are to the effect that
the Italian troops will enter the Ro-
man territory to-day. Italy's ulti
matum substantially strips the Pope
of his temporal power. The local
authority of the Italian territory,
however, remains undisturbed by the
Italians, and the government an
nounces that she wishes to concur
with any power in guarantees for the
independence of the Pontiff.
LONDON, September II. - The
Standard and other British journals,
urge that the English Intervention Ia
the France and Prussian war as a
duty and a right, the neglect of
which, will involve dishonOr.
Generals. Douay and Lebrun will
attend the Emperor at Wilhelmshoh.
The Prussians were surround
ed. The Emperor's journey to Will
helmshoh, was with exquisite del
icacy of care and provision. for the
dignity and feelings Of the prisoner.
Advices from Cassei say nothing on
the magnificent treatment of Napo-
leon, that would signify that he is
regarded as prisoner. He seems
rather an honored guest of Prussia.
BERLIN, September I'm. De
Ledachowski, Arch bishop of Greas-
er and Posen has issued a circular,
denying that the war on the part of
Prussia is in any way nti-Catholio.
l.
ploring expedition for the North
Pole, has returned.
tCabIe special to the World
OsTEND, September 1.-THE Nor
gen ,Sentung, of Hesse Cassel, gives
the particulars of the arrival of the
Emperor Napoleon at Cassel. He
was accompanied by Generals Felix
Douay and Lebrun, as prisoners on
parole, and by a brilliant staff of
French officers on parole. The Prus-
sian civil and military authorities of
Hesse, In full uniform, received him
at the station, with a company of
Prussian infantry as a guard of honor,
and squadron of Hussars, keeping
back the people. The Emperor, who
was received with an imperial salute.
wore the uniform of a Lieutenant
General, but no sword. His breast
was covered with orders, and he wore
an undress scarlet kept. He is quite
corpulent and looked very gray.
The Empress is still at the Marine |
Hotel, in Hastings, attended by Ferdi- |
nand DE Lesseps, Madame De Les |
seps and Madame Thierry, all ladies |
of the court, who came with her Maj |
esty to Belgium, and remained ID |
that country.
OsTEND, Sept. 1.-THE latest in
telligence from Prussian headquar-
ters, is that in reply to the PROPOSE
ton made through the Austrian le-
CATION to King William, declares
that he will listen to PROPOSE
tons OF peace only in the TuJleries,
and from the Imperial Government of
France.