The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-07
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Morning and Afternoon Dispatches

CHERBoURa, Nov. San explosion
occurred here yesterday By the care
less handling of lot of cartridges.
No person killed. Twenty-six we're
injured.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 5.-Eugenie passed
through this city Thursday, tacognitO
on her way back to Chiselhurst. She
was with the Emperor only one day.
BRUSSELS, Nov. Sit is stated
here that fresh disturbances have
broken out at Paris.
lie Nord publishes a letter from
Bazaine, giving the lie to Gambetta 5
charges and insinuasions in his proc
lamation. The Marshal Indignantly
denies any treachery, treason or bar
gain with the Bonapartists. lie re-
views the causes and facts which
made the surrender inevitable, after
an unparalleled siege and days OF IN
RENTED suffering.
Tours. Nov. 5.-The Francaise
says it HIS been agreed that Paris
shall receive supplies during the ar
mistice. 1t is believed that in conse-
quence of the armistice, the army of
the Loire under Garibaldi viii suspend
operations. The Germans In the
front of that army are now marching
from Dion to Chagny, threatening
Lyons and Bourges.
Later adVices from MarseiIles have
been received. The revolutionary
excitement is abating. Clusseret had
assumed command of the National
Guard there, Notwithstanding the Op-
position he met.
It IA generally thought that the
election to be held on Sunday next,
for the choice of a General, would
result in the displscing of Clusseret.
Esquiros has been chosen Presi-
dent Of the Committee Of Defense of
the Rhine.
A dispatch dated London the 9th
says the French subscriptions to che
loan contracted IN England amount to
"a, 000, 900 francs. The books were
closed on the 18th Of October. Owing
to the siege the citizens Of Paris were
unable to contribute.
The Times Of this morning has
special telegram from Versailles, an
nouncing that the conference between
Theirs and Bismarck was continued
yesterday in accordance with explicit
orders from the Tours govern mont.
The proposals made by England have
not yet come under consideration.
There was much firing yesterday
around st. Cloud, and fighting contin
ues around the Notifications.
Vessels are now leaving Ireland with
buiseuits aud breadstufs for the
French.
The statement made By the Stand
ard yesterday, relative to the arrest
of the members of the Provisional
Government, are corrected By the
Journal of this morning. The cir
cumstances occurred at Paris and net
at Tours.
The inhabitants Of the Department
of Disc are Withholding supplies from
the French army, preferriDg to sell
them for cash to the Prussians.
The mobilization Of the entire
French male population, between the
ages of twenty aud fortY years. has
been ordered.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The election in
Paris, on the question of the main
tenance of the powers Of the Govern
ment and of National defense, has
resulted IN an overwhelming majority
in favor of the Government. The
returns Of the city are nearly com.
plete, with the exception of three ar
rondissements. The result Is as fol-
lows, In round numbers: Ayes, 442.
900; nays, $4,000; majority. 1893, 600.
Perleot tranquility exists In Paris.
According to latest dispatches,
there have been no military move
mepts whatever since Sunday.