The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-10
WAR In EUROPE!
Saturday Nights DIspate h les
TIE B0mbardmant Of Paris to Com
msncs tbs Early Part Of
the Week.
The CannODaGe 20 be Preceded By o
Formal Demand 20 Surrender.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
ENGLAND

Railroad trains now run day ard night
over the railroads to the eastward or Paris
They are used by the Prus- ianE, who are
OF the trains was thrown n oIn the track
last night. near VitrY. Four Fran chmen
AVlng n that nelghoorhood were arrested
on suspicion OF having loOsened q rail-.
Especial to the HeraIdl
LON LoE, October Shelters are being
published here under the signature ofCar-
dtnGl cullen on the Italian question He
violently cOndems the r< cent action of
those whom he designates as revolution
lists who have dethroned the Pope and
taken possession OF the PapeI states. Vic
tor ElnanCels Garibaldl, MazzIui, Ma
poleOn and Ernest Renan come ia for a
large share of ecclesiastical censure. The
Cardinal takes q different view OF PapRcy
taken by Cardinal Manning, and de-
nounces the King of Italy as q downrfght
hypocrite. At the time when the King of
OF Italy was professIns all true affection
for the true Son OF the Church, he mad or
deEed bis trooIs to rre upon the Vatican,
II necessary, with shell and ell the explO-
stve materials of modern warfare and was
well aware that the Pope, Cardinals and
all the members OF the PapaI househeld
were residents of the palace. The Cardinal
denounces the selfish aggraDdizsment and
utter negattOn OF all Obligations, either re-
l1gious or otherwise, owed TO the Church
by the King of Italy. With an eIoquence
that has produced the most startling effect
both upon the Roman Catholic popu alton
throughout the country and Protestant, in
IOn, he prophes1es for Victor Emanuel
the fate OF Nebuchadnezzar.
Especial Cable to the HeraId1
LoNDON, Oct. 8.-A dispatch from Berlin,
dated the 7th, states that a pow erfuI poIit-
ical party in that cit. Is sgifating for
change in the Contribution OF the N8rth-
ern Buud, who announce that they are
deteImined not 10 accept union with
Southern Germany, without fully cOnsfd-
ering all the details of that union AID the
future policy of Prussia.
II Is nn6RFRt 0Rd that ma vi vufI ~
oppose German unity, and ali difficulties
for the contamination of that union will
proceed from the Southern government
ana the presence OF party of tndepend-
ence and progress
1t is the report that Bazafne is deter
mined TO support the Imperial cause. With
that view he mas offered to surrender Metz
Ie has bound himself and his army not TO
night against Germany If allowed 10 march
out with all the honors of war, and with
further proposal that he should, If liber-
ated on these cood tions, assist IN putting
lishment of the Emperor Napoleon. This
proposition is declined by Bismarck, and
in his refusal he states he Is not satisfied
of the integrity of the officers and soldiers
and believes the army would not Weld an
obedience to this Intrigue. This report has
gained considerable credence since the
k1og or Pruss permitted Gen. BOurbaKi
to pass the Prussian lines.
The damage done at Strasbourg is esti-
mated Sz00OO0 CO...
[Herald's Cab'e Special
LoEDoE, October S--CardiuaI Cullen, in
I'm relation 10 Napoleon, it is disagreea-
bic TO say any thing against his fallen
Ere0tn eSs. especially when IL has been not
unfrequentiy exercised in the cause of
1 justice and religion. 1t is however known
/ that all success abandoned the arms OF
l Napoleon the Third, and that wisdom left
his counsels since he be gan to SEEK The
ruin cT the Pope's authority His star
com menced to wane in 1859 and 1850 when
he first openly abandoned the Pope. since
then his policy miserably failed in Hex-
leo, Germany, Turkey and the East. In
1853, while ne was stu pretending friend
| ship to Rome, he er cOuraged the eard =
ntsa siege of the greater part of the States
Of the Church, and guaranteed to King
| Victor Emanuel, the sacriligioUs posses
sion of the property. Since then, IN spite
Of he condemnation pronounced by the
/ Holy zee, ne proclaimed his adhesion TO
| the Revolutionary principles of the French
| infidels of ITS, and boa-ted that he had
| he undertook the present war against
| Prussia, and betrayed still more his evil
designs against the Holy See, in ordering
| that the few troops stationed in the Pope's
| States must return home, thus abandon
| ing his Holiness TO the merry of a man
| who, since 1852 had been using the mosl
| wicked means to get possession of Rome
and strip the Holy See or the lew remains
| of territory retained by him an action sc
much the more reprehensible fnasn uch
as when Spatu. Austria and other Powers
offered to assist the Pope, Napoleon re.
| fused to permit such assistance, ASSUMING
the vindication and honor 10 himself
alone, and threatened them with war
should they send troops to Rome. Whst
lately happened to the Emperor, is knowr
to tue whole world. After having pre-
vented Others from assisting the Pope, af
ter having urged Victor Emanuel to siege
the states OF the Church. and after hayfns
abandoned the Holy Father to his eBe
mics, he himself was abandoned aud fel
cheneZzar."
LCable Special to the Eew York Tluaes
LONDON, Q st. 8.-A correspondence from
the headq1s srters Of the Prussian KInt
states that the guns for the seige of Pari
are in place, and, in another week, the as
sault will gin. 1t is believed that the as
sault will begin on.the anniversary OF III
battle of Lelpstc, the 10Th. The German
count on being In the city of Paris by TIA,
| 18Th. Tney may not fiRd the task so easy
On the question of provisions holding out
and respecting a sufficiency of them, ther
is variety of opinions. In the mean
time, the French are beginning to make
a show of successful Resistance. The De
pRrtments are opposing, step by step, tn
advance of the new Prussian corps, now ii
the Vosges. The near approach of tn
horrors Of the bombarament excltes uni
versaI sympathy and pity here. Tue eIo
Quent advocates of mediation in uaDer
! Ike the Standard are tying to move tn
| Government to action. The horrors dia
closed after the siege of Strasbourg forci
I bly, aid these appeals, but the Ministr,
mantfeSts no Intention of moving, and h
, people await the result of the assault b
dread and anxiety.
In an eloquent article this morning, tn
STANDARD 50 Us that the seige of Paris Is no
I called for. II is going too far.
: A Paris letter OF the Sd, says: The docu
ments found In the Imperial archives an
: published by the ProvisIe Al Govern "a en-
: show conelusiveiy that the peopIe o
France were opposed tc the war. Letter
tabIish the TACT.
The Madrid correspondence of the Tfo,e
OF The Sd inst, states that $500 troops prom
ised DeRodas for Cuba, cannot be sent o
account OF the scarcity of money.
Especial to the World.l
3 LONDON, Oct. SIT is said that Burnsid
is negotiating for the postponemento or th
bOmbardment of PARIS, until after th
: meeting OF the Constitutional Assembly
The army of the Loire is $1,000 strong a.
slowly advancing on Paris
LONDON Oct. S.-DIspatches from Rom
state that Gambetta is expected at thl
a him. p'-O" A"t''
= LONDON, October 8.-Bismarck has vri
ten letter approving OF the arrest
4 Jacoby.
!. I,oSDoN, October SIT is reportad III
{ Prussians are a'short distance from PIth
d viers, which town is occupied BY IL
{ Ezaine has sent large amount of no
t pital supplies with money, to Wurten
: The appearance of guerrillas in sever
/ of the departments IN North Enakas h,
J. caused a Prussian threat of Imposing
> contribution of one million francs on aIl
n department where they appear
The number of wounded French prison
- ers ia Germany is 35!7 officers and I23 Z
- men.
- - The Belgian Bishops will soon meet
= Mechlin with the Clergy and Laity, TO or
test against the treatment OF the Pou
I. and 20 consider his situation.
y LONDON, Oct B.-The Natal, A frlca. III
g clITV of the Goth OF uguSts says: There
s. general rush TO the diamond region,
Vout River.
st The Manchester GttaTdtGg, to-day. b
a special telegram wnich announces III
the bonn bardment OF Paris Will begin ear
next week. The cannouade Will be pl
re ceded by a formal summons to 81 rre1J
Id the city.
%. A dispatch from Fieeburg, dated to-ds
q. has the following news: Breisach LA
q ing refused to surrender, the Prussians
nr-.nal LLA ala