The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-21
| WAR IN EUROPEl
Another Engagement Near
Paris.
Prassians Retire in Good
Order.
All Telsgraphic Communication
With Par Is Ceased. q
An Attack on Tours Feared
0melal Report OF th.s CapltaiatiOu or
sedan. g
An Attack on Tours Feare
ENGLAND.

- ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 20.--zThe Times Bsr-
| lin correspondent confirms the Prus-
sian readiness TO treat with any
French Government which is capable
of making and guaranteeing a peace.
Barricades are rapidly fermirg 3 at
Paris, inside the Notifications.
Lyons Is still In a state OF defense,
and many troops are posted there.
COlonels Seymour aud Carleton. of
the British army, who are with the
armies now operating 10 France, att
test to the horrible suffering AZ the
seatof war. The soldiers and peas
antry are perishing from starvation,
tho women violated, the dead cut
ragged and prisoners famished. No
faith is placed in the Statement that
Russia Objects to the annexation of
Alsace aud Lorraine 20 Germany
ITO the Associated Press 80
LONDON, September 20, Evening"
Rumors are in circulation here Of a
local uprisirg in France against the
Prussians. asaas ma@eR.
The London morniog aud evehiDg
journals of to-day have no news what
ever from Paris. tuassn -
LONDON, September 20.-The Prus-
SLAMS have distributed a large armed
police force throughout Alsace and
Lorraine. @
Advices from Nice and Menton
represent the outbreaks there entirely
quelled.
Gen. Won Steinmetz was deprived
of his command, which causes Prince
Frederick Charles TO have the sole
credit of the reduction Of Metz. -st
The General has been appointed
Governor of Posens and Silesia.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-Prussia is citing
the precedent of the first Napoleon.
and employs prisoners on the public
works. ~
Especial Cable to the Herald p
LONDON, Sept. 20-A telegraphie
dispatch from Orleans, 20sh, says an
engagement took place at VissDux.
TWenty- five thousand French, msssed
near the northerly part of the city,
Prussians. The Prussians were
moved down by the French artillery,
but after considerable loss, they re-
crossed the river in good order. and
fell back on another army corps.
the msssion Il rSSPP SPls il xgecsed ted fF9n
believed conditions Of peace will be
fixed simulsaneousIy with the cess2-
ton of hostiities.
LTime's Cable Special
LONDON, September 20-Colonel
Frank Moore, of the American Iega
ton at Paris, arrived at London this
morning. He was the bearer of i'm.
portrait dispatches TO the Ameriear
Legation here. He returns this even.
ing. The dispatches are said to have
connection with the peace question.
aa cable Special to the Times.l
LoEDoN, September -Dispatchel
from Berlin TO the Manchester EsE
aniRer say the report of Russia arm
ing is regarded here as simply sensa
tional. a
, The Eastern Budget. the oficia
London organ of Count Beausta. con
] tains a dispatch from st. Petersburg
which says the reports that Russi
: has protested against the diminutio
; of the French territory is untrue.
. can p0st vely state that there are D
4 signs Of extraordinary activity i
military departments. The troop
. are all strong In the usual garrisonl
i and the force in Poland has not bee
!. increased.
Z No one believes that Russia wi
take an active part In the preseI
b war. Her feeling toward France, how
I ever, is favorable. aaa
: Gen. Clusseret is placardiDg th
: walls of Paris with inhammatoFy aC
II a
:, Resolutions were passed By the GOV
! ! ernment Of Lyous TO the effect tha
e in case of a surrender by Paris, be
2 right to capitulate shall not be reooG
: nIzed by the city Of IlyonC, and thl
the people will defend tho country
y the last man. s
:. Paris papers compute the persons
: income of Napoleon at two hundre
| million francs.
Dispatches from Florence say thi
;; the Chambers will shortly convene
!: that city, to receive the plebiscttt
J. of the Romans.
!; The submarine cable between Pru
= sia and Sweden, has been cut By Il
of French. m ure
Especial to the TribuneI
r LONDON, September 20.-A di
n. patch from Count Bismarck, dat,
"a l9sh. reiierates the previous unoffici
at statements that Prussia will not di
a tate what government France shs
:" accept, but cannot conclude peaC
except with a government having 4
or full authority, aud be able to guara
a tee terms to be observed. Eag4 -
Of l have authority to say that the I
,t- ported illusion to protest against {
e annexation of Alsace and LorTai
nd is wholly unfouuded. Russia !
h mains as heretofore. on friendly teri
with Prussia. The st. Petersbu
government. never encouraged or
. vored the eager advances. and has
ns is intention Charming or otherwise to
- terfere.
We Theirs has accomplished nothi
IL by his appeal to prevent the disme
- berment of France by interventi'
which was totally rejected. The ol
~ other point be pressed was that
~ French government is the best n
=. possible. If it is overthrown, it v
. be followed by one far more rep
nant to the Powers. Granville repi
ba that he, was quite aware of this, but
he he could wait. ~
p r ITALY.