The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08
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FRANCE

is believed that the besiegioR force OF
Prussians has Withdrawn.
Gen. Viney with his entire force
arrived at Paris by railroad, at 4P.M
yesterday. His division consisted -oi
thirteen trains of artillery and four
teen trains of infantry.
The rolling stock of the northern
and other railroads, viii be dispatch
ed Immediately 10 the eastward 70
bring back the other troops.
AT eight O'Clock last evening, the
Prefect of Laon. telegraphed to the
government that no force of the enemy
had appeared there.
PARIS, September 7.-Reports hav
ing been circulated that the Munich.
pal Guard was averse to defending
the city, the officers and men have
published a statement to the effect
that they will fight to she last.
Orders have been given to barricade
the streets to render any assaults of
the enemy more difficult.
The people are quitting the city
| with the utmost haste, now that the
Prussians have approached so near.
One of the papers says that the
King of Prussia has already an
nounced here that he will require of
the leading capitalists to guarantee
the sum of three thousand millions
of francs. Among the names cited
are Rothschilds. Roulaud, Galliera
and other bankers and Presidents of
the great railway, aud other companies
of France.
The city is very quiet. Singing In
the streets has entirely stopped, and
as the enemy draws nearer, the people
evince q quiet but firm determinatl ION
to fight.
PARIS. Sept IA circular has Just
beel issued By Jules Favre, which
contains the following points: The
policy Of France IS peace, leaving
Germany the master of her own des
TIMES. The King of Prussia had
said he made war against the dynasty
aud not against the French; yet the
/ dynasty is gone and France is free !;
/ yet Is this impi0Qs war to be contin-
ued; will the King face this response
bility before the world and before his
tory? France yields not foot of soil
not a stone of fortress.
A shameless peace means the exter
mination of our cause aud that of
! Europe. We are undismayed. The
army is resolute aud provided. Three
hundred thousand cOmbatants can
hold Paris to the last; they can hold
the city for three months aud con-
quor. IF crushed, France will arise
aud avenge it. Let Europe know thai
the Ministry have no other aim-no
other mbition-than peace. But wal
proving inevitable, We will continue
the struggle, confident of triumph.
PARIS, September THE heads
of the Prussian columns halt appa
rently at Lson and Epernay.
PARIS, September THE officers
Of the Garde Mobile are resigning.
The corps of General Viney. which
arrived yesterday is mutinous. The.
say their forced march was useless
in view of the action at Sedan.
PARIS. September Jules Favr,
is awaiting a response to his telegram
recently sent to the United State
Government. 1t is thought the repl,
will have a great effect throughout tn
country.
; PARIS, ,September7 livery Frencl
town yet heard from accepts Repub
; lie joyfully.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The French engin
eers are destroying the tunnels on th
! railroad lines Tu0ning east out o
) Paris
: The Pru, sisn advance is said to b
near Soissous, marching rapidly to
4 wards Paris.
o Nothing has been received frou
: Strasbourg, for day or two.
= Gen. Trochu reiterates his state
ment that Paris was safe. The ad
y joining Departments are organizing
Z and 10 Prussiaus have reached Lao
: as was reported Trains are arrivin
K hourly with artillery. cavalry aud In
fantry from the front.
The rolling stock on the easter
|. roads are now mostly concentrate
d here or sent west to Ha vre and elst
A where.
o PARIS, Sept. 7.-Defensive exertlor
i, are still being made. The army col
q tinues to retire before the Prussia
e advance. There seems to be but on
pstriotic sentiment among the peop
The defense OF the nations organic
Y ton is quietly proceeding. There
h no dissent from the necessity of r.
" public anywhere. There is great r
joicing at the practical removal of ii
q rigid press censorship. War new
II and details are now published witho1
: hindrance. The arrival of the Pru'
S sian advance at Scissors was col
n hrmed.
!. Especial to the Evening Telegram.l
% PARIS. Sept. 7.-General Nincal
4, IN command of the remnant of Il
9. French forces in the field, whose r
Z, treat before the adVancisg column
5. Prussians has already been al
n nounced, reached here yesterds
Il evening by the Northern Railwa
n, with thirteen trains of artillery. ele,
q en- of cavalry and fourteen Of infantr
81 aud was received with the most d
u thusiastic demonstrations on ths ma
93e of the citizens, and was at once ,sigl
A. ed to an important command in II
=, defense of Paris.
y A long interview occurred yeste
d. day between Jules Favre, Preside
a of the new Republic, and Lord Lyor
the British Ambassador az Par