The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-18
ENGLAND.

IITUg IIUII BGTITu, st-Jss
bombardment of st. CIond is condemne
, by the semi-off1etal and evening papers, a
an sct of vandalism, committed by th'
bombarding Paris.
The Empress Dowager of Brazil has con
triouted one thousand fiorlns Tor the re
l1eI OF the German wounded.
LoNDoN, Oct. 17.-Among the captfves by
the PrusS1ans at Orleans were several sol
diers belonging to corps with the move
can Government.
On the 1Otn, bomb fired from For
Nalerien, IelI IN the bedroom of Napoleon
the FIRST, at 81. Cloud, destroying the IA
nous palace.
The French flag captured at Metz, has
been forwarded to King William, before
Paris, by Prince Frederick Charles
AdV1ces from Metz state that epidemics
In and around that city are growing
worse.
another eneate at Lyons has been
| promptly suppressed.
1ne ham oul g-Amerfcan steamer Thur
AamD1Ig, Yves pursued by several vessels
OF The French fleet. In escaping, she run
Ho"n HS5NIl, . eoLlleE which Immediately sunk.
The Tablet, Catholic organ, to-day prints
Ine protest OF the Pope and Cardinal An
toneilI against the Italian encroachments
| on Roman terri tory.
n LoHDoN, october 1.-THE marriage of
Princess Louisa and the MARQUIS ef L9rne
VIII take place In February.
| LONDON. October l7.-Mr. BogalIy has
Deen elected TO Parliament from Middle
, " Hur1GCk.
Late adv1c IS f ON south America show
that revoiutiOnary crisis is impending
In Montevledo. The Government troops
nave been driven into ReIz, and the town
IS invested by rebels. Monteviedo was
invested by factioes. The Red Govern
ment was expected to resign. There Is a
popular sympathy, which will result un-
mlstakaoly for the White party.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Franc-tireurs,
near Eplnal, on the 18th, checked the ad-
EnQAQ4malt
A squad OF thirty Uhlans were repulsed
by q furce OF Francs tireurs, at LoirIent-de.
AK, on The left bank of the Lore.
There Is reason to believe that the army
winch captured Sois. ons, W % 600 strong,
ana Will attack other siTOngs places in
Northern France.
A balloon from Paris, with a quarter of a
ton or letters, has falis u at Namur, and
another altghted at Vailienciehnes, with
70 pounds of correspondence.
A decree issued by the Paris government,
ment OF commercial bills TO Novem Der
OF EIbe.
lHerald's Speclal.l
LONDON, October 1.-THE following is
strictly true; After the loss OF eco 900 stand
OF arms a. Sedan, the Government sent to
England to IeDair the loss by the purchase
OF as many rifles as possible. Tney OBJ
tanned some, but nothing like the number
anticipated When the French arrived at
Birmingham they found the Prusstan
authorities had advanced large sums of
money on all the stock in the gun trade
offered tor sale, with the special agree
ment that the mortgages should be fore
The consequence was that the French
agents were only able to pick up chance
lots, not covered by a bill of sale. France
now offers TO buy any number of f1es in
America, at $50 francs each, delivered IN a
French port.
Especial Cable to the HeraIdI
LONDON, Oct. IA letter from Rome,
dated the 18th, sats: There is curious
contrast in the appearance of ths city
since its Occu patton By the Italians. on |
the broad streets of Leonfne City, medals, !
lures of the Pope are sti:I dis 1layed, while I
the shop windows Of the Corso are hfled
osly with portraits of Victor Emanuel
TheSwiss guards gems d'arnaes, stf1l lounge !
around the half close gates OF ths Vati- I
can The fhux aud egress OF the priests /
and visitors at the paiace are Increasing
Ihe Transi evera in more turbulent. 1t was
the scene of a deplorable dis tster on Satur-
day. A peasant from st Agar lido village, |
probably d unk or mad, ran a muck against /
ali the Trtss.s he met, shouting vengeance l
ana aI1I915 bBfR9{s,h 6he 3tahgerOusIy. he was I
secured by gems d'armes, and will be pun 4
ished with the full V gOr of the law.
t.tst " &c q an 4 1sraeltte' haLneq conn. IN
obtain the restitution OF his son, Guis- I
Prfests since 1854. confined first in the I
mouse OLthe NeophyteS, and afterwards in /
the MOnas g. of santa Maria. The rector I
demand, for the lad, stating that he had /
eSca ped. Yesterday he was discovered 4
houSe. Tue Superior of the Convent and /
owner of the house were arrested aud I
consigned for trial.
Soissons opens a second railway route to
Paris, and the Prussians will put IL To use I
st once. The other line reaches to the /
The absence of power in the garrison of |
Paris TO act on the offe sive becomes daily I
No sorties have been made since the 39th
of September. i
The Prussians have not yet opened with /
artillery, while on the other hand French Z
men are tncessantly firing.
M. Kerr, swiss A NJ bassador. has inform +
ed his government that the Corps Diplo- |
matte win remain IN Paris a. present.
Gen. Won Rosenberg suceseus the Grand /
Duke "f Mechlenbers in the government of 1
LoNDoS, Oct 7.-Adviees from Hong |
Kong to September Il, are received.
Fresh outragss have been peFpetrated by |
the natives on foreigners in Kt1 Ktang /
Missionaries everywhere are threaten ed |
with violence.
+ Especial tc the World.l
LoNDoN, October 1.-THE sortie under /
Trochu ON Saturday completed the work /
of driving the Germans from their in /
vesting positions south and west of Paris. |
The French advanced under cover OF a I
Tremendous canuouade in three columns
upon Cher.lly, severes and Bong1val. The /
salted inthe defeat of the Prussians un-~i
der Won Kirchbach.
This compelled the Bavarians to retreat 1
from BogCe, Aux and Chattelon. A divt-
sion of Gen. Tarrs' troops held stubbornly 7
-elley and Hoy. 80 '
w1ne Germans lost over 5000, killed,
wounded and prisoners, and a large /
amount of supplies.
The Gsrde National OF Calais to-day
proceeded to Amtens. where force is or
ganizing to attack the Germans moving
no tn from scissors.