The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Fighting on the Loire
THE GOVERNMENT ON TaE MOVE
Gambetta Cries PeCcaFi.
STATEMENT OF GERMAN LOSSES BE.
FORE PARIS ARD ON THE
LOIRE.
The Prussians Advancing
on Tours.
TIE GOVERNMENT ON TaE NOV
Gambetta Cries PeccaVI.
ENGLANn


LONDON, Dec. 11.-General DucrOt
has issued the following order of the
day to his command:
'VINoENNRs, December 4.
After two days of glorsaas battle
you have recrossed the Marne, having
found that your efforts were fruitless.
When the enemy has not time to con-
centrate or to prepare to continue the
vain sacrifice of life, let us renew the
contest with increased animation, and
raise our hearts TO the sacrifices
demanded By the holy cause for which
we must not hesitate to sacrifice our
lives.
Preparations for great move
msnts and fresh sorties are being
made in Paris. No person is alloW-
ed to leave the city.
Generals Trochu and Duerot were
both outside the walls on the 4th.
LUXEMBOURG NEUTRALITY.
LONDON, December ga dispatch
from Amsterdam says telegram from
Luxembourg states that the Prussian
Government has Informed the govern
ment of the Grand Duke that in con-
sequence of its having allowed q vio-
latien of the neutrality of the Grand
| Duchy by the French, Prussia is no
longer bound to respect neutrality in
the territory of Luxembourg.
THE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Dec. 10.--It is said that
the French Government will endeav-
\ to enlarge the scope In the conference
on the Black Sea question, but the
attempt is discountenanced by the
London and st. Petersburg Cabinets,
on the ground that it would endanger
the assemblage of the conference.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The venerable
Brice Peacock, A. d., Aehdeacon of
Limerick is dead.
Worlds Cable speciaI.l
LUXEMBOURG AGAIE-PEACE-THE FRENcH
EaPRE-TOAT. HUGHES ON AMERICA-AL-
/ ALBANIA CLAIA1s-ANTI-sEoBBERY DEMON
sTRATIoN.
LONDON, December ga report
was current to- day in official circles,
that Russia has resolved to withdraw
her guarantee Of the neutrality of
| Luxembourg.
Tbe London clubs are full of ru-
! mors of speedy consummalion of the
arrangements for peace and restora-
ton of the Empire.
Great Significance is attached to the
manner in which the Empress was
received by Queen Victoria, at Wind
sor.
The feeling is strong that victory
for France is hopeless under Re.
public. Advices from all parts OF
France indicate reaction everywhere
in favor of the restoration of the En-
peror. The people are contrasting
the twenty years OF order and pros.
perity with the present misery and
, anarchy. The Tours Government
have proved incompetent either to
conduct the war or negotiate peace
NapoIeou refuses TO give bis sanction
TO anv of the schemes for his restora-
J tion At present, saying that his part is
, silent inaction until the Republicans
either capitulate or are depressed.
An Influential committee was form,
ed here. with Thomas Hughes aG
Chairman, including many representa-.
. tive men for the purpose of obtaining
: ali possible security for the mainte
} nance Of peace with America. Tht
, Committee, which was formed some
. time since, considers it inexpedient tC
J AXE public action until the eastern
+, question is settled. The impression
} Is preyalent that the extreme Cana
D dian view of the fishery dispute can
not be sustained. The proposal &
e / buv the Alabama claims are regarded
S a. a big Job concealed BY a clique, VII,
e haya already purchased claims as
small figure, intending to make ;
hundred per cent. They are oOnfden
the government would rather bavr
2 such 8 large order and make griev
J, ances seem greater.
: "A large meeting Of the Libera
: League was held tonight for th
e purpose OF protesting against tn
I dOwrv Of National money 20 Princes
e Louise. Bitter speeches we're mad
!. contrasting the paupeTism of th
= country, there being one hundred an
/. thirty-seven thousand paupeTs i
2 London alone, many dyiE of starVa
g / ton every hour, to the width OF th
i Queen who draws 8490, o04 year, be
s sides other large sum for tho roya
i family, She does nothing IN returT
. The least she might do is to Imitat
/. the example of the poorest Wof Ema
! aRd provide for her own chIltreI
h An appeal is made to tae entire pei
.e pie, ignorant and educated, 70 deoid
i by ballot whether or not they shoul
6. support the present cumbersome an
i. inhuman system Of government, or e.
= tsbliaha republic. The speakers vel
Meesrs. Howell, Mann and MeCurrin
DUCRoTs AMY EnbfAN LOSSES.
LONDON, Dee. 9.-Gcn. Ducroi
D. army is outside Of the walls, occ
s. pyinq a position between Mesly Gre
5s. and Oharent0n. Another grand a
60 tack viii soon be made.
& private letter received al 10
"a don, from Versailles, asys that Z
! German losses before Paris end