The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-23
WAR IN EUROPE!
Communication with Tours and
Paris Cut.
NO Negotiations for Peace
likely to Succeed
Gen. TrOchu working IndefatlgabIy.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
ENGLAND, .


LONDON, Sept. 22.-The new iron.
clad turret ship. Hotspur. has just
concluded her trial trip at DsToDport.
Great interest has been felt in her
suceess. and this has sensibly grown
since the loss of the Captain. The
result was pronounced on ell hands,
as entirely satisfactory The H0tspur
carried twenty-five ton gUn. Some
fears were apprehenGed that this in-
crease of weapons could not be sue
cessfully handled, bat they we're hap
PLY. dissipated. u a.
LIEKRPooL, Sept. 22.-SeVeral car
goes Of cotton and other goods re-
Gently arrived here from Havre,
whence they were shipped TO prevent
their falling i1to the hands of the
Prussians. Vessels are still loading
there for The same destination, and
others have already sailed -E n
The Marine Board read a paper
proviug the yacht Cambria, to have
adhered to the great sailing cir
Gle, aud to have been superbly
handled. .agplgagtI salas Enaa So =
LoNDoN, SeDtember 22.-Speoie in
the Bank of England has increased
| E220, 600 for the week. =
It is generally believed here that
the Prussians are negotiating with
France solely for the sake Of delay, SO
as to secure possession OF Paris.
During the Investment of the city
the following important engagements
have occurred. On the 18th a Prussian
brigade routed several battaliOns of
French north of the Breraurs forest.
The next day q sharp skirmish occur.
red near Vitry. Monday the French
were driven from their entrenchments
at RetrAy. losing seven guns. Near
Versailles. twenty thousand Mobiles
captured number Of Prussians whose
protection had been solicited by the
inhabitants.
Especial Cable to the Herald[
LONDON, September 22.-Our cor
respondent at Berlin states that the
Republicans of Germany continue in
agitation ,again5t the annexation Of
Alsace and Lorraine, With increasing
determination, in all their journals
and all public gatherings.
The intoxication of the military cir
cles OF Germany. caused by the sue
cess of the Prussian arms. has led
them to demand. without reflection Of
consequences, that Al5ace aud Lor-
raine, Metz. TOul aad Verduu, be
given up by the French and annexed
to Germany. They also urgs. with
equal disl egaTd to diplomatic conse-
quences, the Prussian occupation of
Luxemburg, and giving of French
! Flanders 90 Belgium, Savoy TO Swift
zerland. and Nice and Corsica to
/ Italy. They will not submit in any
I rvay t4,sfho snfarfa,-anoo of panfra1a-
or another party to oppose this whole
sale dlsmem berment of France, but
ask that sufficient guarantees be given
| Germany against the future agrees
sions of France. They indicate that
the guarantees should take the shape
/ Of the incorporation of Alsace aud
/ Lorraine. and the destruction of the
fOrtresses Of Metz aad Strasbourg.
LONDON. Sept. 22-Itis announced,
on dubious authority, that the EN-
peror Napoleon intends to issue q
manifesto, and that the FRENCH Sem
ate is to meet at Limoges
LoNDoNs Sept. 22.-Capt. Houarett,
the Queens messenger, has arrived at
London Qse4HA
The members of the Spanish En-
bassy were the last TO leave Paris, on
Sunday, when all egress from and in
gress into the city was closed. They
went to Rousa, thence to Calais, and
were three days en- route.
The Baltic blockading feet is cruis-
ing from Boulogne to D6nkerque.
The Cologne Gazette declares that
Prussia will not insist on the annexa-
ton Of Lorraine. aaia iA
ICabIe Special to the Times
LONDON, September 22,--Genera
Burnside left for Paris this morning
He carries with him letters from
Count Boernstraf to Bismarck anC
also to the Prussian aud French com
manders. He expects to get through
the 4iues, but 1t is doubtful if he sue
ceeds.
All communication between Paru
! and Tours is cut. Members Of thu
! Provisional Government are now Al
effectualIy separated as before.
Lyons aud Paris are not in politica
) accordapce- the great cities of Francs
. refuse to be bound by the action of the
: capital if ii capitulates
4 The Catholic Powers have alreadl
? communicated to the Pope their read
: mess to contribute their quota Il
make up the revenue for the main
tenance Of the Holy See.
I Reports from Tours that Franc
Q had obtaine d from England the recoR
milton of the Provisional Govern
ment is not believed here. We mus
wait and see what the Constitutions
e Assembly decides Co do. 4 -
y In Tours the belief is, that no nc
i gotiations for peace are likely to sue
& ceed until the military before Pari
l. assumes decided terms, ...r..r
= The armament Of the fertilization
?. of Lille has been completed, and q
q immense stock OF munitions of wa
= and provisions have, been laid in.
l. Specie payments have been su:
pended by official notice.
& Telegrams received from HaVr,
5. to night, say there are fresh oompl
IS cations between Russia and Turk e,
:. and regards n war between .thstW
., powers probable. nrr~rw
rs IHeralu's srecial.l
~ LONDON, Sept. pa Paris lettt
of the 20Eh says the action Of the e.
treme Republicans on Saturday an
Sunday was dlsgraceful. There wei
q demonstrations IN several portions
7e the cltK, In consequence of the an
,r nouncSment of the demands of th
s. Reds tor the creating of committed
4 of defense in the different arrondiss :.
r ment5 to be chosen by the people. an
ct for general collection and divisio
J. of food and ammunition. Noisy az
D. dangerous crowds assembled 10 difeI
Is ent quarters of the city, uttering revC
J. lutionary cries. --.-.,.
70 A large number os roughs Assem-
10 kled in some quarters. and some aviC
n lence was committed. and IN one II
Of stance q storehouse was broken ope
!. aud q quantity Of proyisio0s seize