The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-07

LONDON. September 5. evening"
The Bavarian corps, under Won Der
Laur Rothsamusen, have left Sedan,
which is now held by the Prussian
Prince. The forces of the former
will act as escort to the French pris-
oners which have been placed in his
charge. and which number 10000.
The death of General Failly is de-
MED.
LONDON, September 5.-The Daily
Nescs says that Jules Favre, the new
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has al
ready made peace propositions to
Prussia. The basis of the PROPOSE
ton is the withdrawal of the Germans
from the territory of France. France
will give a guarantee that her stand
ing army shall be abolished.
The Rue Dix Decembre, has been
renamed Quatre Septembre. The
Avenus L'Empereur, becomes Rue
Victor Noir.
LONDON, September 5.-The Times
and other morning papers accept the
French revolution with favor, as a
clear expression of the national will.
They anticipate no disorder.
LONDON, Sept. 6-NooD.-McMa.
hon lies dead &C Nsmur, in Belgium.
LONDON, September 6.-Declara-
| tons have reached Paris from For
eign Committees of several States OF
Europe, congratulating France on the
peaceful aud successful formation oil
a Republic.
Republicans are already leaving
London in great numbers for France
Victor Hugo reached Paris last
night.
LONDON, September 6.-The Time.
disbelieves the miracle of 1892 will
be repeated.
The Standard this morning says:
I'VE learn from reliable sources
that England, in conjunction with
1 Francs, as soon as a state of govern
ment is formed 10 the latter named
country, intends declaring war upon
/ China for satisfaction for the massa.
ere of English and French citizens at
Tien Tseu. The demand guarantees
from the Emperor of China for secur-
ity of English and French subjects
in that country in the future"
The Times says the crisis may be
postponed for several months, but
sullen submission will be the end.
The Prussians are advancing on
Paris by forced marches.
Uprisings are reported in Italy. A
great war is believed imminent.
The deposits in the Bank of France
are said to have been removed.
Especial TO the Evening Telegram,l
LONDON. September 6-The Prince
Imperial reached London this morn
ing. His arrival at the Charing Cross
Railroad terminus was unexpected
and, therefore, did not create atten
ton. The Prince was attended by
his suite. He appeared to be suffer.
ing from recent indisposition.
LONDON, September 6.-The burn
ing of the public library at Strasbourq
one of the most useful and valua
Bile in Europe, owing to the rarity Q
its treasures, seems to be fully verified
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Mayor has is
sued the following proclamation:
HOTEL DEVILLE, Paris, Sept 6.
Cttizens:-I have been called by tn
people and the Government of ma
fional defense to the Mayoralty Q
Paris. While waiting for you to b
called to elect your municipality,
take possession of this City Hal
in the name of the. Republic, whicl
was the scene of the patriotic event
of 1892, 1880 and 1848. / speak {
you now as our fathers did in 49,
Citizens, the country is in danger
Rally around this Partisan munich
pality, defended to-day from the sieg
; By a soldier OF the Republic. VIce
Repubhque.
[Signed. ETIENNE ARAGo,
PARIS, September 5, eveniug.-Th
public order is a matter of the great
est astonishment, considering tn
dominance of a mob.
General Lowenstine's corps, CON
prising the German advance, has al
rived at Vincy. on its march to Paris
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Gambetta has is
sued proclamation. appointing Cd
muud Valentine, Project of Stras