The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01

expected that the conference for It's
settlement will he held at London.
London is in q pacific mood, and
all parties feel sure of peaceful re-
suit.
M. About had leading editorial in
the iSoir, Which was a cry for peace.
It has been reprinted By order of Bic
marck, and distributed among the
soldiers, with a statement added that
N. About has a villa under the guns
of Mt. Valerien.
CAPITULATI2E AGAIN.
LONDON, Nov. 30, 9:20 P. M.-The
Globe this afternoon publishes an an
nouncement Of the capitulation of the
entire Army Of the Loire. The re-
port can be traced to no authentic
source. Nothing was known of such
an event at the German Legation
here at o'clock tonight.
Especial to the World.I
GLOOMY PRosPECr-RUssELL on BISMARCK.
LONDON, November 30.-Lstters by
balloon from Paris, private letters
from Versailles and dispatches from
Berlin, all concur In representing the
prospects of the French extremely
gloomy. The Germans in the late
engagements with the Army of the
Loire, lost enormously. still their po-
sitions have been maintained. The
efforts of General Aurelles to advance
to the relief of Paris have been foiled.
Provisions in Paris are almost ex-
bausted, and scarcely a fortnight's
supply remains.
DR. Russell writing to the Times on
the 10Th, gives the same account OF
Count Bismarok's exclusion from the
councils of Won Moltke and the
King, as furnished by the Worlds
correspondent. and describing the IN
terview with Bismarck on the 2lst.
Herald Special
LOCKED CABINET-IT IS BACK DOWN Or
FIGHT FOR EEGLAND-wnL SHE BACK
DOWN?
LONDON, November 3O.-A dead
lock in the Cabinet continues, and
nothing was done to- day.
Gortscbakof1's circular is still with
held from the public.
Prussia's conduct keeps England
in tremor. Lowe. Bright and Card
well are ready to keep peace on any
terms, however humiliating. A
break up in the Cabinet is imminent,
Discredit all reports of Russia's
withdrawal from her present position,
as they are unfounded. England
will be compelled to back down from
GranVille's letter or fight.
Tribune Gable SpeciaLl
A TURKISH OPINIoN-AEoTHER OPINION
EXTRA FORAGE,
LONDON, November 30.-A Tribune
correspondent telegraphs from Wen
ma that sdVices from Constantinople
reports that Ignatiff declares that the
Russian armaments are insignificant
and merely defensive. Russia is pre-
pared to give the Porte better guaran-
tees than the treaty Of 1856.
The Free Press says that Austria
and England will demand that Russia
disavoW her original pretensions, or
give an adequate guarantee against
the arbitrary violation of the treaty.
q special eorTe5pon1entssat Vera
SALES, writes on the 10Th: Urgent
orders we're telegraphed TO all the ar
my food contributors to be prepared,
In anticipation of an carly surrender,
to furnish extraordinary supplies. All
cavalry to-day were ordered to lay in
ten days forage, though the usual
maTcniD5 pEONendST as throc-
ELECTIOE OF LADIES.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-Partial returns
of the election for members of the
School Board Ia London have been
received. Miss Garrett has been
chosen from Marylebonc by 1900
votes. Mr.. Huxley comes next, with
1900 votes. Five others are chosen
by from s, 900 to u. 600 votes sach.
Next to Huxley comes Rev. MIR.
TharOld. Vicar of st. Paucras. Mrs.
Cry, for Chelsea, and Miss Davis. for
Greenwich, are probably elected.