The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-21
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FRIDAY, OOFOBER II, 1870
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Morning aud Afternoon Dispatches.
PEACE!
Marshal DaZaine SurFendeFS
MoiZ
And Makes Treaty Of Peaee with
King William.
Young Prince Napoleon to ascend
the Throne OF France.
Marshal Bazaine to act as
Regent.
Intense Excitement on Stock Elk.
change and Elsewhere.
Marshal BaZaiHe to act as
Regent.
Intsnss Excitement on Stock Elk.
change and Elsewhere.

New YORK, October 20.-A dis
patch from Berlin, dated at nine
O'Clock last evening, says the terms of
the capitulution of the Fortress and
Garrison of Metz have been agreed to
at the Prussian headquarters, at Yer
sailles, between the French General
Boyer and King William.
The following are the conditions
under which the capitulation is made ::
Marshal Bazaine will sign a treaty
of peace between France and Prussia
as the Plenipotentiary of Emperor
Napoleon. Marshal Bazaine's army is
to be disarmed, but to remain at Metz
Napoleon's son, Prince Imperial, is
10 ascend the throne of France, and
Marshal Bazaine is to be nominated
as Regent. The receipt of the terms
of capitulation of Metz, and the pros
pective return of peace, has produced
& tremendous excitement in this city.
Intensity Of feeling was felt through
all circles, particularly upon the
Stock Exchange, where an unusually
great business was transacted to-day.
LONDON, October 20.-Dispatches
from Hamburg, state that ten French
ships of war are outside the High
lands, and nine in sight at the mouth
of the EIbe. Preparations to meet
the French vessels have been made
in Weser.
Thirty Postofices have been or
ganized under the Bavarian officials
in the departments Of Alsace to Lor-
raine.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Times cen
sures the arrogance of the Prussians
in their terms of peace, and approves
the language of the Emperor. that no
government yielding a foot of French
territory as a condition of peace, could
retain its power one day.
General Burnside has found it
necessary to deuy that he has been
commissioned by the American Gov
eminent, TO offer peace propositions
of any kind.
Ten French frigates are anchored
off Dunkirk, with fires banked.
It is rumored that the mission of
LaDrier from the French Govern
ment to London is to negotiate a loan.
The Morning Telegraph has rea-
son to believe that Bourbaki's refusal
to command the beaten army of the
Loire was due to the very natural
feeling, and that his offer to command
the army Of the north is considered
subterfuge, as that army is not likely
to be formed at all.
The conduct of the Germans in
Orleans, according to Prussian &C
counts, differ from that eseribed by
the French. They were perfectly or
derry, and the occupation was uuat-
tended by any violence or extorti0u.
A Prussion paper says that in the
absence of skilled men from their
usual industry, Germany is a heavier
looser than France by the war.
LONDON, October 20-Later ad
vices from China are much more pa
cifc. A dispatch dated Tien Tsin,
September Both. says that two Man
darins have been transported and IF
teen men have been beheaded for com
plicity in outrages on French resi-
dents. Besides this an Embassy is
preparing to goto France.
FLORENCE. October 20.-The India
mails are all forwarded By way of
Brindiz at present.
A circular has been Issued by the
Italian government, protesting against
rumors of i'll treatment of the Pope.
He is perfectly free and Independent.
ALL that Italy asks is a ratification of
any determination Of his part to leave
Rome. in order that the honor and
respect due to his Office may be paid
him.
GENEVA, Oct. 20.-Fleury has ar
rived at Lausanne to arrange the pri-
vate affairs Of the French Emperor,