The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-16

! EhAsA utSts EeceAVed fnrtAer Instructions
TO treat for peace, and hopes are enter
tafned for q suceessfuf result. = =
A Madrid dispatch OF yesterday an.
nouncss that Souneil of Ministers have
decldedsto recall Oiazaxa from Paris for
having exceeded instructions.
LoEDoSE, September 15.-Adviees have
been received heIe describing q cataract
recently discovered In British GuInee-
South America, which dwarfs Nisas Niararas,
Insfe are I'VE IAlIss one of seven hundred
and seventy feet. aud another of fifty feet.
The volume OF water passing over the fans
IS Eeventy-eight feet Ceep aY15 one mr.
dred yards broad during the dry season.
Ihe 1olo1.laI government ts arranging
tactaii16s Tor visitors. A-
LoEDoE, Sept. 15.-Afora Franel. staap, avs
have. been observed IN the channel pas ing
The Pasl MaH Gozsae eo,se,,vs =. So
general opinion that Ihterz is without ofl-
.Admirai Miner was at uahanf. yester
n No further details OF the los n ! he can
lam have been rec eived. Z
Especial 10 the HeraId a
Lop pox. september 15.-The follow4ne
spscIse al 2aten nas been srseeEved here:
e sBoTILLoSs BELGLUM. Eepeem Der rs. 4 p A.
SEDAN has been placed ina sfase al sssTa.
The MavorA has been GFreeted and fha
81 ehend the approach of Bazafrssss srse,ss
" hsch, II ia repor ed, escaped from Net
And Il even said TO have reached GariQnan
LoNDoS, Sept. BIN Diplomatic eircgea
I~miIy VIII be restored 1t3 the throne of
rance. A s4e 80 = =
,irhe arrival in Europe of Csmpts d'Eu,
Is certainly regarded as 2ignificaat, IL
Ihlers had q long tntervlew with the
smemhefs of the Oh ans fAnslg hete. It's
said ne delivered to luke d, ,AumaIe' an
Important private letter from General
TFochas sa6 saaa ssH5 ~ 49, - 3 - =
LoSDoas, Sept I5.-Itis sid inc British
Government has suspended al its con-
Fgaeff4 Il ffAs fsviF Sa4 81
. The steamship Kron PlinR, built f1r fhn
B.rSnen Lile, wss successfully Launched
. Dlsrae / sttended the harvest Fesstvaf
at HunttnGtoDs t0-days and made a sh0rf
speech, but Ia not alIude to political ar
The FieBBa press says 6as Empress a..
GO ped from Paris through the exertions of
Prince Metterntch.
i /. Especial Dispatch 10 the World SIS
LsoSDstz, september Is -The Desnocratie
dHmonsfra tiou next Moaday, wiz he Ihe
m0sG formidable ever held AZ London. The
prosramme is fan OF grand procsssIons
banners DC. Hackney CierEenweil.
Isis gton aud all seotlons, viii be repre-
sented. Englishmen viii march m a baeIv
TO join the italian and French Hepubli~
caas at II tai AR Square and fslI pfocsed
demand tna rBcogniti0n of the RepublIc {
5peeehes win Be delivered at Various
Minister Washbnsne Ii siiseustsd w,t,,1
Secretary Fish. HIS told Jnfs5 Fayre thar
ne mad pro tested personality against the
cruel coldness OF the American govern
m 5nf, In refusing to B10p the Vssndals. 1
{ That Is boshl q 9gaa sgaar :.
n#an Times Cable Special
/. LoSpoS, september lathe annoaAce.
ment that Prussia declined the terms on
which Isaay .euters Rome. creates tIlNSIl ~ +
It as asked Z w hose tura comes nexE9.s -
s.s1 soEn t e nsettion With Paris y
Tne Telegraph lines run anderwros1osi Ar.
teen teagn from the city,.
fatsuFe Sc ems certain, Prussia viii 9Faiv
treat with the old Senate and Corps TsesZie. 4
tif and The EmpIess This means war TO i
which, sooner than .aDdtcate the Republic
Will make Paris b hea2 Of ruins.e =
s1he occupation 0t Eofne creates even
more interest here than the Situation of
Paris ns4# tn s.
The Protestant aentiment ia En4lana Is
9 The statement OF Frankfort CORE
spondent 10 the LOnd0n Zefegr0ph that
Napoleon com plains bitterly % his Cen
10 prevent the entrances or the PrussIaas.
excites great indignation among tha
Itia said Napoleon paralgz zsa the action
Of his Generals, ana should be the last 10
proclaim q weakness % the defenses or the
Tne report OF the atrocities eofnnlttea
oy the Prntsians, a. Aazetfes, a CON.
nrmed. a letter was received from Due
De Fritz Jasues, xgao was al eve vyftness-a
Ia Which he says tha Prusstans pnnIshed
The Inhabitants for defending their vII-
age. Dy setting the place on nre. Most of
The Neti0nal Guard were killed. aud the
people sought refuge In cellars, aaad all
me m womeA aud children were burnt
alive snd the Baxarlans were driving
back into the f1aness or shooting All those !
Eho tried Lo escape sT
. have seen friends OF Mazxfnf. who
laugh at. She statement tn@t he will re-
nouDca hi64rspubticaa aznttmenis as soon /
as kon1e Is the Italian Capital. and say
establish a Republic IN Itaiy." 81.
Two AEassrteans were lost in q recent 4
j T.ovD5w. September i5-Thee Ezeckeuv
Lfbre, Of rITis says tnat negotiations wtLn |
me object OF peace, have been going on be- /
.ween Jules FAvre aud hifnister Wash.
3urne, at Paris. and AIinister Bancroft. ae /
Berlin, hat they have failed. King VIII /
lam rejects American mediation, and |
- spectator Of the conflict. Washburne, |
ia communicating BaDcroft's dispatch To /
ne Minister OF Foreign Affairs, added
hat ne could only record his protest 1
against this Inn pious war. "a ia t.
Tribune's 6pecial.l ss
LONDON, sept l5--The French steamers
IN the Medlf ferranean, have been diverted l
or passenger traffic o New Orleans. Z I
rom Nogent-sur-Seine, YESTERDAY. before /
he people, but were reinforced four kifo-
Four Thousand Prusstans ara al Mou- /
1ants and. 10 QUO have been si9naIed at I
srespy and Enoalas, and a strong ad-
TAnced guard al MOnteu1L
Hostillties have been suspended at /
Mexte4ea. fer the removal OF the won nded. II
1he spanish A Ambassador left Paris las.
SIX < handred women ana children left
5tras DOnrg on the 11kh. ~ ~
The Cadets afirms that the British
Government sent another letter 70 the
King OF Prussia, demanding peace, and
Askfag on what conditions Prussia would
;lgn IL. and asking where. they would /
have peace concindeds and also Informing /
afu the bsls1s that would be agreed on
81 neutral powers woald be the Integrity
1f French teTrI Orys
II 8 written answer was received to this
but the King axxs what guaran-
.ee the frovlsional Government IAN ofer,
and W neither the French people. and tue
regular government to succeed the pres.
ant would ratify treaty OF tnteryention.
he I'd, except Two hours OF bambardrnent
On the l3Lh. German officers say that the
Frencn reply Is weak. The German forces
have UeeIi Contracted. aud Aave closed In
mach nearer TO the walls daring the past
week, caielty on the east and south sides.
None now remain near Brley.
Picket nrtng, which was formerly dis
souraged by the German commanders, Is 4
now Encouraged, so as to prevent COM
radeshlp between the p1cK cts, as the
French are anxious 10 approach the Prus-
slams IN 2 frisndiy manner 20 get TODD ana ana. 1
j { Is reported from French sources that
he garrison must soon starye, and that /
sntry Not a grain Is left. Even the GER
man wounded have but the poorest black /
bread. An Omclal appeal is being pre-.
pared for qualifications IN England and l
merfca. A44
sa ~ AUSTRIA. m
ySENNA, September I5.-The session OF
the Uhamner0f Deputies was opened to- /
lav ny IN e uicr Mem Der. III arr iSarerFrrfe 4