The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-01
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THE WAR.
ITALIANS FAVOR FRANCE.
Naturalization Treaty
Signed.
English Cabinet will Appeal to
Prussia for Peace.
German Liberals in PruS-
Sia Feared.
EXTENSION OF THE NORTH
GERMAN CONFEDERACY
TALKED OF.
Prussians Still Approa-
ching Paris.
Excitement in England at the
Attitude Of Russia.
Russia Denies . Concentration of
Forces on the Turkish Frontier.
Market RepOrts.
Excitement in England at the
Attitude of Russia.
Russia Denies . Concentration of
Forces on the Turkish Frontier.
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the Argus.

Reported Expressly for the ARGUS.
LONDON, Oct 1.-The state of affair. in
Lyons continues TO cause great unessiness.
Cluseret deserves to be shot. The Red
Republicans are in the party of Bismarck.
There is a gres. dread of reacting tend
encies in Prussia among the German
liberals. They say that should King
William proclaim himself Emperor of
Germany there will be q Republic in the
Fsthersnd before five years. This is the
universal conviction through Germany.
1t has been announced in Berlin that
there has been, and probably will be. no
negotiation for an entry of the South
German States into the Norih Contedera-
ton. for the extension of the North German
Confederation TO the Southern German
States would have no other issue but
Imperial absorption.
IL has been determined by the Cabinet to
make q strong last appeal to Prussia to
consent to peace in consideration OF the
destruction OF the fortresses of Alsee and
Lorraine, without disme IN bering France. 1t
Is rumored that this position OF England is
taken In apprehension of the wsr-like
NOV. ment of Russia, which is occssioned
by disinciinstion to see the power OF
France too much broken
Intense excitement was created In dlplo
matte circles here 10 day, by the reception
at the Foreign Office of q note from Russia,
saying that the expansion OF the boundaries
of Prussia compelled her to interfere in the
present struggle; that Prussia had consist
emily and persi.tently violated her treaties (;
thar to the remonstrances of other powers
she AVE but insolence, and that now she
openly svowed the war on France to be one
of conquest, for the acquisition of vast pro
vinces which would make her one of the
dominant powers of Europe. 1t was the
duty of the other powers to check Prussia s
policy of aggrandizement, or prepare for
absorption in the German Empire.
Upon receipt of the note, special meet
ing of the PrIvy Council was held, which
remained in session five hours, waiting to
exchange dispatches with Lord Lyons.
Minister at PARIS.
To night it was openly stated by an at
tache of the Russian Legation, in the pres,
ence of the Russian Minister, that 400, 900
troops we're now massed on the Prusslan
| frontier.
| Lord Clarendon, when asked the effect Of
the Russian note, replied that it was equiva
| lent to an official notification that Russia
| had declared war against Prussia.
| The Prussians evacuated Rambouilley,
| Z miles southwest of Versailles, on Thurs
| day.
| Confidence is returning in Paris. 1t is
asserted that some of the positions occupied
| by the Prussians have been recovered.
Possibly Mandebsum and the recapture OF
| Villarox is referred to.
| The Prnssians were continually coming
nearer. They were throwing up works at Bag
neux and on Mruden Terrace. These works
will force Forts Tanves and lssy, on the
south of Paris.
| The Prussians have occupied Dourdsn, 4
miles west of Versailles, and it is reported
they have also reached Thirvisl and Gene
Vile, in the Department of the Seine, al
| Eure.
of this city. the official organ, emphstically
denies the report of Russias purchase of &
new iron clad steamer from the UHitec
States Government.
The Journal adds thai the Russian policy
is one of peace and justice.
ROME. Oct The victorious Itslian'
here now begin to show sympathy for th'
French Republicans.
Cardinal Antonelli assists the Romans t.
treat with the Italians. and promises Gen
Cardona tha. he shall have an earl.
opportunity of comforting with the Pope
VIENNA, Oct. 1.-The naturalization
treaty with the United States has beeI
signed by the Austrian government.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The markets on Stool
Exchange opened firm, with q considerable
recovery from the depression of lsst eve,
ming.
Consols opened at 9l4(a9l4 for money
92l for accounts.
Bonds, 90s(G9es.
YANKroN, Oct. 1.-The reported move
ment of Spotted Tail and other Indian
apainst the Pawnees and the Surveyor II
Nebraska, appears to have been but
movement to protect their own horses
which it is said the Pawnees intended
steal. and soon subsided.
Spotted Tail and his Indians are behavin
we'll.
Chicago. Oct. IA little girl four year
old was scalded to death last night Sh
Was in her mothers arms, and IN pourin
coffee q cup of the boiling liquid was owe
turned. scAlding the child so severely ths
death ensued.
DETROIT, Oct 4.-F. 81. d. Primeros'
for several years cashier here Of the Gran