The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-17


q / TOURS. .October I6.-The National Guard
assembled IN large numbers to-day befcr
: / the HOtei de Vile, and made Cemonstra
: | ticn5 IN favor of immediate action Ine
demand arms, ana asE TO be -ed agA1Hs
> =. Minister Gambetta gives audience to n
: visitors at present, owIag 10 the pfessnf
| Of the business or military organization
: Escuiras has resigned hts Orice as Ad
: m1nIstTator OF Marsailies. II is under
| stoOc that GamDStEa Will iii MS pf&c'
= | with a determined person who Will D'
able to repIess the internal disorders.
LIE FavTe, chancellor of the French I'm
J baSsy at Vienna, escaped from Paris o.
J the 18th, IN q balloon, and has arrived
hore. he goes to Austria on a spec1a Al mis-
sion from j Jules Fayre-
A balloon, with i've sacks of mail mat
terfrOm PARIS, feli al V1Ileneure, on FRI
! day. -
, Prussians have retired from Beaugency
towards GIsyeres.
A reconnoisanee- Of Prussizns IN force
was reported Thursday, uear OFlsanss aItel
a sharp Ezirmish.
The enemy last night was IN fo.ca six
miles from Chateau Dun. They have
burnt lhe villages OF NaEzs and Elysy.
Lille. Oet. Is. VIA London, oct. 18.-Ad.
vices nom The nelghDOfhOOd or kOuen
stale that the Prussians 10 day attacked
the outposls near that CITY, but The French
Killed and six wounded.
Dispatches from Beifort report skir-
results.
There was q fight yesterday near Col
mar, betweon the PFusSians and Franc
i t1r6urS. t-f
Tne National Guard of Bonlogne have
| offered aid in defense of Amtsns.
/ IHe HEussiaDs IN the department CT
! COmne mum Ger about ten thousand.
| News received Irom AluicOn state that
the Prusslan ErooLs Ia that part Of Nor
| mandy have hastily returned 70 the neigh
| borhooo OF Paris
/ The russians Advancing on ROusn
| reaches kfeury on Friday and EXCHANGED
| a few shots with the French Oulposts, The
/ UhlanS have occupied Los ana Elys, with
In lew miles or Eooen.
eToURs, Oct. 10 -zThe Journal o1lckl has
advices ron Paris from the SIN to the
/ 18th.
Jules F@vre was acting al Interim for
Gam
The following diary of events in and
arOur d the city is giveus
On the Sth the garrison made recon-
noisance towards Bondy. Chateau d. Al
] gentine, Merrilly and Ciamart.
/ On the 9Th there was q demonstration by
i the National Guards IN favor OF Trochu
/ addressed the people, say ing his only care
| ct present was torepulse the Invaders
! The next day mum berless addresses were
i received from mem bers OF the NauOnat
I Gu lrd approving the postponement OF the
| election Tor the Constituent Assembly and
cOndeming the demonstrations made by
men with arms in their hands. r
Colonel Sapia, commander OF the Dattal-
ion of National Guards having dis
/ trtbuted cartridges among his men "pre-
pa atory to marching on tne Hotel Os
! ViHe,s has been summoned before The
\ court martial. The proeeeding 81 have also
commenced against Fiourens for an alieg-
ed attem pg at1nsuFrection. a t.r
2 RcchefoCs has wrttt en- a letter to Flour.
/ ems advising the mo teration and setting
aside of the po fticaI aspirations unsiI the
war is over. afss4 -s
Jules Feuy pubIlshes a letter praisink the
citizens Of Baileville for their patriot 'sm
A decree has been issued aboIishing the
caution system as one OF the most Cd Gus
Il restrictions on iho press. Journals which
/ have deposited caution money with the
previous Government will be reimbursed.
r On October I4th the Mobile Guards made
| a sudden attack on Malmaisson, and set
/ fire to the palace after the combat, in
/ which a number of Prassians were killed.
1t has been arragned that ch ~ three
| mem bers of the Government Will visit the
forts and redouots.f All orders given for
/ arms are being rapidly dlied- ~
ToURs, October l6.r-It is the purpose of
I the Government 10 fo-sst an army FOR ol-
out of the city shall be thoroughiy " ca uiI-
ped and su ported By an enormous iOree
Among tno1stters found in the Tuilerles
IS one written TO the Emperor by the En-
press while she was 10 Egypt. She warns
/ him against proceeding with some new
schene OF a ambition, and concludes with
these words; "BeIieye me. you cannot
The manuscript of the novel found
among the documents, is In The hand
writing OF the Emperor the hero of the
romance after an absence OF % years Ia the
i and ex plates on tha wonders OF Naooleons
reign, and thesuppressioa Of The passports.
Y The IRON clad navy the liberation Of
/ political prisoners. and the return of the
| exile Kernsiry, arrived in Tours to-day.
| he comes as com missioner from the Gov
ernm eat Ia Paris, and Is N conference
! with Gambetta. - ~ ~
Areport OF the reconnaissance OF the 5th,
Y claims that the frusslans were eds'odged
i .fFom Bondy, auCftbat the mobiles game
| a victory on the plains Of Noisy. g p
Pfussian rS s guns have been disfrSIlIlcd by
| the fre from the forts. = @@-@%
The latest military di~patch, dated the
| IIth, says Trocuus on that day visited the
4 forts south aud south west oftle city, and
4 found all In q Inc state OF ofdefenss.
The batteries OF Valerien aud Mont Mar
trie cannonade SuTesneS and exchange q
u sharp flre with st. Cloud.
Dasss TON f5ls' rP 20 she latn nave
en- from Boyneuf and ChatilloH, on the
18Th, by heavy accommodating force from
the city, y,.supported DyNhe guns or the for
':Tfic TIE destruction OF the Ch4tteau of st.
Cloud is confirmed. q.
Tours, Oct. 16.-The committee on arma-
nent sD nounce that they have distributed
over million guns and viii soon have q
Il million mere Cant bettt has Issued q
com n urlities togetttie guns bought by the
committee, as otherwise they win neces-
| sarily put up the prices.
| The Jour51.J of France says that the
Government of France has trouble with
| some Projects owing to the influences
which should be Immediately defeated.
g The ArchbishOppf Tours has addres ssed
+ the government mere against the perSecu-
r tAsion5 5sfthe clergy IN some parts of France.
\ News has been received from Bordeaux
: that the efhgyof the Republic has sbeen
, Tne Bishop Of Anglers las issued a cir
cuIar, advising. the religious communities
in his diocese te s1hse ribe to the Depart-
ment t-Arn1a men r>Loans -e4~ 6
A decree to-day announced that Depart
ments, within one hundred and dfty kiiC-
: netres offhe enemy are ander martial
Military chiefs are to M axe known the
appr Zach of the enemy, and prompt no
tfce must be given of all their movements
Military chiefs must also Immediately Sc
lect and prepare plGc suitable to resisi
the enemy. The Military Committee viii
2 person or athtngss and Will pay with the
I orders OF the goyernment. Any military
: I chief has the Right to call out the National
Guard, and may send them TO any plece
. within htsyconmand, SO long as Ihe De
2 r1artrnent Is under martiai law The Ma
lstfonaf Guard must provide themselves
! | with three days food, which the stats
. | will pay for. TIE miitta sy--chIefsz Of the
| Department ara held spe1SaElalI IN responsi
BILE for the organization OF the IOrces, and
preparations to r ist the enemy
The French captured a great number
i of prisoners, cannon, flags, ambulanees
and commissary stores. :
There are now no Prussian Seige work
occupied within tour nnil = of.the encelBtt
of the Wills OF Paris. 20
b The Worlds special at Ostend says tha
Be- zaine made q fourth and overw eIminl
7 attack in force, marching by Iadon
! 4 Champ and Meziers, while another par
of his army furiously assaulted the Ger
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