The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-15

I on the l2t h inst, more than ever the heroic
| people OF Paris, growing impatient behind
/ their ram parts, determtnedto marca for
I ward against the enemy Here IS The bull
/ Htin OF their st victory on the entire
| Iine around the city The Prussians have
/ been driven cut OF all the portions they
had been occupying for three weeks.
/ towards st. Denis. TaeV had been Cirfy en-
away beyond status, Pirrepetie AMI Dug
nv, on E9 east side OF J1nvette.
| Creteli BeFneghy and the Plateau or
Avon have besu recspt1red. Tue enemy
have been forced from Bas Mendon and
| ~. Cloud, aud thrown bEcx on Versailles.
TFey BnOw now what people will DO
| Who are determined to save their lost itn-
vtnees sodo their duty 81 Paris hiss here.
Vtve Paris we iau Francsl Yivs Is
Repubhque!
TOURS, October 1.-The General com.
manding the Fifteenth Corps. makes the
-''-> .sLA FERTE 81. AuBER, october Is.
Yesterday, the enemy continued 10 ad.
vance to pEaIds Orleans. Our troops. who
were on the road to Paris and had taken
post the day before In the battle at Ar
fheny. gave way. A brigade of the third
advance, being constantly opposed. By
forces more numerous and superior arr
Lliery. had to fail back on Orleans dts-
putting the ground foot by foot. serf
II was Obliged in order to check the
enemies progress to go forward personally
witt three battatIens of the reserve be.
longing 20 the I'd Division. The enemy
was eli -cked for three hours, but al last
we were broken aud over come By their
shells after very sharp fightinG. which
mined 10 evacuate Orleans and withdra~
TO the left bank of the Loire. Our retreat
which was not noIested, was affected with
coolness and in good order.1
RERLIa, october IA IAN Official tiisp patch
dated SalmOr. Wednesday. say Is 500 Paus-
sian troops are before Nelf Briasch, aud
rhe Investment of the town is Vigorous
ana com plete. Two German corps. mum.
bertng 1900 each levy contributions IN the
country around Colmar. =
Wees ALLIES. october 1s. via Berlin, IA
The Ffensh have shelted and wantonfy
fired the Palace of st. Cloud. uSf
Ten French battalliOns made a sortie
frOfa. Paris to-day. They were easffv re-.
pulsed By thee second Bavarian Cores.
y hlch lost only niaeteen men. 80
TOuEsJ u October l2s via London, October
l4.--Thes1E 1Eronaut OF The balloon Louis
Bis.ne aFalVed mere this nd0rntug after de-
AEerinega dispatch a. Banyig1Ss. In Bsl-
A dispatch from Bonneval on the Loire.
tO-days reports the PrusslaBs lately Al
Ward Enateau Duo, where the Natfonsi
Gsnard are eady 10 receive them. 81 n l114
Z the rplllng stock Of the railroad has
Advioes from Metz snow that the Prus-
slams occupy a Gordon of villages ar0uf1
the city, % 6qs held no posttion Within dis
Iahce OF - kttotneters of the IOrtih cations.
BaZalns made = sortie on saturday last d
which he captured 70 cattte and so sheep
TIC uo GLG4AT maintain a
strong garrison in Nancy.
TOURS, October 14.-Minister Gan1hetta
WORKS c0nstantiy with the military cniefs.
Ills OBJ sct being the organization OF all the
hat been accomplished, he viii turn his
attention 10 poillfc.l matters. sa aa -t
.s ~ Las ASH lssasd proclama-
ing how the ensmy treat the popn Iatfou
o. me territory tney occupy II charges
bhatthoy M 81 boy, then take, and rfnalIY
pIiiase. The proclamation is TO be piacard.
ed all the COmmunes. Fa-t-a
An American, Just arrived from Brest,
says the patriotic uprising Ia Brittany IS
wonds rful- Thousahda OF men, led By
Cures, crowd the railway trains on their
way 10 Tours TO obtain arms and enlist.
throughout the Country Iils greaSest en-
FThe folfowiSg ofnciaI dispatches nave
oeea received al the Ministry OF Interior;
MER. October If-No Prussians are al
+ eoTgeney, DIT they have occu pied Meung
N force. ~ zrIa z~f-rl Ill 50g
+ ST. QUENrEN, Oct. l3.-The Prussians
have commenced to lombard scissors.
pne town Il able and prepared 10 stand
the siege. EEslf laf
cNEUr CHArEAU,. Oct. l3.-A force OF
Pfusslaas seven thOusandl strong is at
Epenal: Ten trains fllL OF German troops
passed Mence going 10 Paris.
T EPERNAH, Oct. I3.-There are Is 600 Prus.
slams IN the hospital here Many die
daily. o5aH GsI
F ToURs october If.-The invaders attrib.
ute tue IrtqusnI railway accidents IN their
make this 4 preteusa for treating the civil
authorities with excessive severity, and
ior lekSlng enormous requlstJions. Tae
lnnaoltantsof Aube and Otner eastern de-
partnents are resolved on resistance
Lne Frnucs-tireurs are sprlnging up
everywhere, oYeFTUnning the co1 1tfrv and
doing much hara4 TO the PrasStans. ~
TOURS, Oct. II, eyenine.-The news OF a
1nten excIJemeu1.
All toe troops mere left this afternoon, to
JOIN the forces in opposing the eneTuYsnear
Orleans and Chateau bur. -
Among these reinforce ments are the
/ Franc-tlreurs, from Bordeaux and the
south OF France, who marched through the
/ streets TO the depot sfn ging patr Ofic son rs
HheI were TlIdly eneered by the people,
4 and the enthusiasm was unboundsd. 80
lAsthty reached the station they were
/ mel by General Bourbake, VINO mad Just
/ arriv ed accom- panied by M CramieuK.and
/ the SO -dters and citizens Joined IN an im-
/ promptu ovation TO the General aud Min
lister. The scene was most impressive.
/ II Is reported that keratry left Paris in
| oatoon. and landed IN safety on the day
/ of his departure. Ef
a decree has appeared suppressiDg the
Tue Danish Munster has arrived here
from Paris. As soon as the lombard naeni
| of the capitat commences ali the repre-
sentatives OF foreign powers will come 10
/ Tours. er
[Fribune's speciaI.l 1ana
Paris letters of The 9Th, and newspapers
/ of The 1lth received. News scanLy. The
/ meat supply is limited 10 ounces peF
head daily. About ~. 090 oxen, and 10000
/ sheep. remain supply for not more than
TWO months. Tne butcher shops open
| twice week under guard. A lerEe mum.
ber OF holkes are slaughtered for Iood
| They are all sailed and preserved. Pro.
sted he ere at ~ ss3e % PRICES not c
Of any kind TO be had, except at very hign
prices