The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01
WAR IN EUROPE
Austria Refuses TO Recognize Thiers
In an Ofaclal Capacity.
General BeauFegard in the French
SerVices
More Engagements Around Par
Prussians Again RePnIsed
NIsOELLANEOUs FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

ToTTRs- September 3O.-Late adYices from
Paris announce that ! uIes SlLtOn l1 a ~ r.
writers who needed no assistAnc. re
trenchments have also been mace IN
of Frfnance by cutting down the salaries of
the CounseiIors of State and Projects of
Departments. Il Is also proposed % @ re-
OF the Provisional Government have an-
nounced that they do not wish any pay
for services. Counting upon the total sup
nression OF the civil list and the Senate, Il
Is expected the saving 20 the government
viii reach fifty millions of francs, as
shown by a comparison of the first budget
under the new government with the last
under the Empire. It Is understood that
the pay of all high functionaries will be
regulated with view TO the strtctest
economy.
TOURS. SEPT. SO.-A great number of pri-
vate documents belonging to the Emperor,
Which were recently seized at the Tntl-
cries, by the officers OF the new govern
ment. have Just been made public.
In the columns of the official Journal,
many noted persons unoer the Old regime,
are Implicated in scandals. The PrOv1g-
ional Government sc Paris has already
dismissed Devienne, President OF the Cour
de Cassalion, he having been shown TO be
mixed up in the scandalous transactions
of the ex-Emperor and Marguerite Bel
LANCER. --. --s.,s .-,..,-
To Mexico was unearthed. It Implicated
Duo de Morny and others, high in the EN-
peror's confidence. Besides these there
was found q letter rom Refsl84y 10 N a.
poleon, proving the existence OF BLACK
tribunal, and another from tAe Qneen OF
Holland, written directly after the battle
of Sadowa, warning the Emperor against
the very events now occurring. Altogether
the disclosures thus far made In regard 70
the private life of Napoleon, have sub
stantiated all the charges that the opposi-
tion ever made. and 1t Is ia ought the next
lot, soon to be PUBLISH I, viii be more
scandalous.
TOURS, September SO.-The report is reit-
fol hof nd Ta Fo fha
French service. 1t is stated that he Arse
accepted a ColOnels commission, bus since
has been appointed General, and IS at
present orgaalzlng troops IN the south OF
It isreported that the Foreign ministers
met to day IN consequence of the receipt
of Important news from Thiers. rs
The government Is considering the ques-
tlon of ordering an election for the Con-
stitusnt Assembly in October. 1t isunder-
stood that a majority of the Ministers Ia
vor the plan.
TOURS September so. = Arrapeements
have been made, which, If successfully
carried out, Will give as news from Paris
Lyons is now more quiet. the factious
agitation having partially subsided.
The government here has taken effsctu-
al measures to prevent renewal of dis
turbances in that city.
The Army of the Loire. now organizing,
Will be commanded bS General La Matter
Gen. BeiIard, who escaped from stras-
IN QlS2ulSSs mas TGacueu Lyons.
Additional engagements have taken
place around Paris since the last report,
IN which the French are reported to have
obtained fresh successes.
A number of Italian and Spanish vol
unteers are expected at Lyons.
The weather continues warm and clear.
The water in the rivers IS so low that the
Prussians can easily wade across. ~ al
CHERBoURG, Sept. 3O.-The greatest part
of the French deet returned TO this port,
to-day. Squadrons have been left in the
North Sea and ENGLISH channel. ff1cfenC-
ly large to protect the French coast.
Tours, Sept. SO.-The government here
will issue decree to- o-morrow, which de-
wolves pom the Projects OF the Depart
ments the duty OF organizinga q Modified
NATIONAL GuaId, which is to be com posed
of all the volunteers and all the men be-
tween the ages of twenty -one and forty.
Those between twenty-one and thirty-fiVe
years, who are subject to military regula-
lions, are TO remain in the MObilized
Guard until the Minister of War calls for
them. The decree Is in fact-e BldSSe. The
Projects are authorized to take the arms Of
the National Home Guard and transfer
them to the Modified Guard. and also to
make demand for private arms wherever
found. One article places the companies
of the Francs-tireuers at the disposal of
the Minister of War, and subjects them to
militarv dfsci ollne in. common with the
MobIiized Guards. A speci9l article ex-
empts teiegraphic employees rom militia
ry service.