The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-07
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
ENGLAND.

1aeVV Federal Constitution, in his cnarac-
Ter As Commander-in-Chief of the German
Despite the semi-ofnielsI Contradiction,
7 must insist on the fact that Beust moot
cd. the question of q European Congress 10
insure the independence Of the Pope. If
ne did not do SO elsewhere, be aid a Flor
FsfTorts are being made to induce King
William TO do something for the Pope.
/ Germany, however, regards this matter as
I exclusively concerning Italy.
The ru0Ors that Germ any intends 10
/ annex Luxembourg are untrue, and wee
( cfrcu lated by those who wish to see her
I falSs luxembourg instead Of AIsace, Lor-
raine and Metz. which she viii keep.
There is reason to believe that the ar
1 snfstice Will be concluded to-day.
I Fifty eagles, takei. at Metz, have been
7 brought to Berlin Gen. Wiangel headed
I the soldiers tearing them.
Especial 10 the WorId.i
I,osDaE, Nov. Ca special correspond
/ ent at Versailles telegraphs shat Thiers, on
/ Saturday, had an interview with Favre
I and TrOcnu, at Bil.ancOurt- Thiers has
reported that an agreement has been con-
/ cITded with Bismarck, which was ap-
| proved oy FavTe ana Trochu, who ex-
! pressed the belief OF their ability TO obtain
/ inc support of the population OF Paris in
! carrying out the agreement.
I ON Friday the Provisional Government
| puoIishen an address to the people of
| Paris, repeating the resolution of the
4 Government 10 consent 10 no armdstice
4 nreiudtcial to France, and not embracing
I fbese PROVISIONS: Free entree to and de-
/ Toarfure from Paris, and other besieged
Z
snfeeing The election of an Assent bly, for
/ the whole of France, including Aisace and
I Lorraine. It is believed at Versailles that
/ this address is designed to prevent dis
turbances at Paris dntil the Assembly
[ meets
( ceivsd at Versailles. They state that the
I manufacture OF Chassepots and field artil-
/ 3'he arm Of Call & Co. have delivered
/ 800 bteach-loadtng cannon TO the govern
/ ment. and the berthier Factory has de-
= "a ~ FagE nrnfu
The rate for passage in a Nadir bal
loon is S400.
1 There is plenty OF bread, and wine
| enough 20 last until March. The stock of
/ .SaIted meats is immense Preserved We ge-
tebIes and poultry are still plenty in the
JEhere are still many cases of smallpox.
Tue clergy have recommended the reviv-
| ing ri healthful amusements for the peo-
4 ple q I'D the theatres are acccordidgly re-
/ opened for concerts.
the late attempt of tina Reds to over
turu the government has increased the
| anxiety of The majority of the inhabitants
| to uphold the government.
/ The " hole loss of the French in the en-
| gagemenis CT The 2Ist is officially stated to
| be AS killed wounded, and prisoners.
| A special disPaich from Berlin, Sn the
5tn. says the conclusion OF an armistice Is
1 REGARDED as certain.
The King is expected to go from Reuen
to Berlin on the llth inst, and great pre-
parations are being made to welcome him
as Emperor of Germany.
a dispatch from Dale, on the Attn inst.
oneF, with thirty Italian officers.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-News has been re-
ceived here from Paris that Adam, the
Bresson has been appointed his sue
/ cessor.
weakne4s OF the Government In the pres
ence of disorders.
Tribune Cable Special
LoEDoN, Nov. 5.-A special correspondent
with Garibaldi writes on the 1st, our posi-
lion becomes daily less tenantabie- Cara
| baldi's forces are still without arms, owing
10 the inaction Indifference or open opo-
civil and military. The General COM
mandIng at Beauseo1, affects 90 ignore
rived this morning from Besancon with
orders to blow up all bridges across the
cutting of GaT1baldPs retreat If he should
be beaten. An expedition was sent 10 ex-
anime the bridges and found them all
mined. The officers in charge intending
| 30 destroy them the same night. Gar1bai-
di has thrice offered his resignation but
The Sous Prefect of La Fleche telegraphs
that a copy of the Journal 0DJcieL, OF the
ceived. The paper contains the result OF
the Paris election, held on the 81. The
number voting yes were 1924, and no,
| 193 0S3 The government issued a proela-
nation, and speeches were made by
astic7lly received by an immense crowd.
LONDON, November 6-The Prussians
have occupied Severins and Moval. They
are also at HermorieOurt.
Brittany has subscribe 4 literally for the
| national loan.
Keratry has entrenched the troops un-
der his command in strong position, de-
| tended by heavy naval guns. He is we'll
supplied with field artillery, and yolun-
teers are thronging 10 his camp
Two balloons from Paris, with five pas
sengers, were captured on Saturday by
the Prussians. The prisoners were 70 ken
| to Versailles.
All quiet around Paris.
LoNDoN. November 6.-Dispatches from
/ naf4 Ha q Ear rtTf a NH tar
has adopted several bills moving liberal
reforms IN the administration.
1t is denied that the Turks made any
threatening demonstrations on the from
tier.
LoNDoN, November 6.-F. 2. CorbIn aud
son arrived from Paris to-day.
courier returned to Tours tonight
with the first instailment of the loan.
Instead of re-entering Paris on Friday,
Thiers, after his Interview with Trochu al
the outposts, returned to Versailles.
[CabIe Special to the Tribune.l
LONDON, November 6.-The Tribune cor
respondent at Berlin, teiegraphs on the
5th, that the Foreign Office has dispatches
whica say armistice negotiations are pro-
TIMERS, himself, requested a postpone
ment to obtain further concessions from
) the Paris Government at headquarters
the armistice is considered equivalent to
Feace.
baldi, writes on the list: Ii is impossible
to discover any enthusiasm among the
I
They fear PFusslan vengeance, and secTete
. all their property.
, GaribaidI allows nothing 10 be taken
, without a reQu1SltiOn.
, There is no disorder, and everybody is
I compelled to pay.
, telegraphs.
IoNDoE, November G.-The disorderIy
eOnd ton of Paris is great obstacle to
: interview at French outpost, in which
this subject was discussed in all It's bear
? ings. IL was stated that the Committee Of
3 | Defense was IN 1aVor OF an arm lstice, but
was not sure of its ability to realize It's
: The Jouraas o0letel of Paris says on this
! point, that sucn an armistice as IS pro.
/ posed by the powers cannot prejudice
: france until it is definitely ratified 81
2 Paris.
LONDON, November g. The Empress
: ! Fugenie and the Prince Imperial attended
] mass today az the Catholic church IN
Miner Gibson VIII probably run for Par
lament from the Isle OF Wight.
LONDON, November 6.-GeneraI Besson
who was IN Metz with his command, un
til the capiulation, writes letter in whicf
i ha states that the Generals of Division Wert
never consulted in regard to the surren
der the responsi bliity for which, rests on
I BazaiDe, CanrobeTt, LeBOue', ,L'AdmirauIt
Frossard and Dessuex- He says that on
October 18th, the Division Generals we
5 required to deliver up their eagles, to b.
Tine vote in Paris, on the Government
Z as far as aseertained at Tours, to-day, j
s0l, l,s74 yeas, to 53,sS5 nays. The return
were incom plete, no later advicss than tn
g 4th having been received, at which tins
= the could not have been concluded.
Perfect tranquility prevails at Mar
seilles.
LONDON, Nov. Ga dispatch from 81
Petersburg says that an officer of the EN-
Tleror's staff has left for Versailles with
d special dispatch.
n a dispatch from the special correspond
ent OF the Tribune at Berlin, to-day, say
J. that negotiations for an aTmisttce Wer
I " fInTRT1- r1nnaT
from Paris. The reason is not yet mad
p public. Theirs Is TO leave headquaI
u ters.
II Burnside, who is now in London, yesteI
= Cay said thai. if his negotiations had suC
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