The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-14
Another German Victory.
More About Luxembourg.
What De HincOurt Says.
Bismarck Scorns the Tours Gov
erlment.
The Last Ditch.
ENGLAND.
ANOTHER GERMAN VICTORY

ACAaAOlOSAs AlCCu nu4u1c0 RAtoUA
ers and six guns were taken. The
remainder of the French army on the
road to Bouges were captured or
beaten.
Another account says that after the
fight of the 7th, the Bavarians threat
ened Beaumouy and the forest of
Marchoines. The French were rein
forced, but the Prussiaus took Bra
want, Beaumont, Messas and Beau.
geney.
On the 9th. Bonvalent, Villerain,
and Berneey were captured.
ABOUT LUxEMBURe.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The rumor that
Prussia repudiates the treaty of '67,
neuiralizing the Territory Of Luxem-
burg, is doubted. It is regarded here
as extremely improbable that Bis
marek would, at this time, thus defy
Belgium and the Netherlands.
The rumofs of an armistice are ut
terly unfounded.
ABOUT MEUEG-rRE ARMY OF TaE LOIRE
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LoNDoI!, December 1.-THE Duke
of Meeklenburg telegraphs to his
Duchess a devout announcement of
the victory of Meung on the 9th.
The Journal DR HdUrs says that
the Army of the Loire has been rein
forced to the extent of 10000 men.
The wife of John SIideIl died re-
Gently at Brighton.
Count Won Beust's dispatch of the
8:h to Prince Gortschakoff is expected
to lead to an understanding between
England and Russia.
RIsMARcK sCOREs THE TOURS GOVERNMENT
THE LAST DTTCH-WHERE THE Troops
MANDED.
Especial to the Verdi
LONDON, December 10. - Count
Bismarck declares that he will not
treat with the Tours Government on
any consideration, because it has con
niYed at bad faith, and its officers
have broken their parole.
The Paris Government has Just re-
fused a summons to surrender, saying
that they will fight to the last man.
The centre Of Frederick Charles
army is at Orleans, the left wing a
Beaugency, and the right wing neal
Gien. A cavalry division, followed
| by force of infantry, proceeded
south from Orleans, and has now Oc
cupied VierZon. The whole army o.
the Prince comprises eleven divis
ions, in all La, 900 men. The exten
sion of his line over so long a dis
/ tance causes some anxiety at Yer
sailles. Two divisions are operating
/ II the country about Dion, while
there are IN Lorraine, at Montmedl
aRd Longivy, two divisions, and il
front of Paris seventeen divisions
/ These armies if their ranks were ful
would number $40, 600 men, but thei
real strength is less. New recruits arr
now en- route to fill them up to thii
strength, which is considered ampl,
TO hold the country.
/ Advices from Versailles, dated the sLh
state bnab Paris was summoned to sur
/ render on the 6tb. A committee was al
/ lowed to come out OF Paris TO consult tn
GoxeInent t5Is.'l1i lll5 AZ Tours: The reply re
/ whether the threat OF bOmbardment car
| be possibly fulfilled as no guns are in posi-
could soon be mounted II the gunners II
/ the forts would let the workmen alone
Three hundred guns can be run into DO
| sitiOn in a single night, and can proba6l,
/ be dtsmouuted ana silenced in one day.
firing from the FORTS The King was very
angry with the correspondent who statel
that the bombardment was impossible
and has ordered him discovered and ban
| It is the expectation that the war vii
close with the surrender of Paris.
Al the Kings headquarters, at Ver
sallles, IL Is now said that the occupation
peace Is concluded
THE GEBBIAN LOAN.
LONDON, December 1I.-Of th
loan authorized by the German Par
lament, only three million sterlini
will be offered outside Of Germany
The bonds are of the denomination
of 100, 500, and 1000, dated Novem
Isl, and the price is 94f plus the IN
terest accrued at the dates. The In
sta.tments, which including the de
deposits. viii be delivered: First
December Z2d; second, January 10th
and third, January 18th.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Irt
6RHe's correspondent at Pesth tele
graphs to day that it is still d9ubtfU
that France will participate in th
conference IN regard to the Easter
question.
The rumors of concessions ty Tur
key are officially denied.
AdVices from Odessa estimate th
Russian troops on the Austrian fror
tier at over 5000 strong. There ar
six frigates and thirty masked CUR
boats stationed at Nicolaieff.
TIE BIRxIEGHAsr ExPLOsuoN-A RIOT
ROME.
LONDON, December 1.-THE tot
number of deaths resulting from th
explosion at the Birmingham car
ridge factory is tWenty-niDe.
An atfray occurred on Tuesday la
IN front of st. Peters, Rome. II
disturbance, which at one time threa
ened to become a serious riot, WI
speedily quieted by the interference
the Italian authorities. A few persoI
were slightly injured. The mob use
clubs and knives, but had no FIR
! arms.
ARMS FOR FRAECE-BIEUEG.
. LONDON, December I1.-Arms de
tined for France have been receive
O In Belgium.
! The French made violent attaC
on the Germans, near Meung, bt
were repulsed.
I PERSONAL.
LONDON, December 1.-The ARE
f OF Noel, accused of participation
= the Marathon murders, has been o
i dered.
!. Secretary Wade, Of the British i
n CATION at Pekin. reports. under da
r of November 26.h, that the nativ
9 were quiet.
C AB5UT TIE ARNIsTICE.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE AoTRi
Post tells the exact truth about {
q reported proposal Of an armistit
j. Gambetta has suggested to Lo
Lyons, with a view to the spec
/ meeting and efficiency of the comi
It Congress on the Eastern questiC
n that an armistice be pressed by [
o neutral powers. in order to allow /
e election of Constitutional Assemb
70 and thus give increased weight TO {
" presence of the French PlenipotC
rs tiaries to said Congress. No overtul
D. have been made to Bismarck, nor /
the suggestion had any result.
ne A great meeting, calling on
N Government to recognize the Fren
rs Republic, will be neld in Trafali
e. Square.
he SHIPPING.
st LONDON, Dec. 11.-TLe brigat
be Bessie, Captain Hodge, which sal
from Baltimore. October 18th,
e. Falmouth, was abandoned at sea
on the 9th ult. Part of her crew "
is saved.
sr. The clipper ship Wind Hover, "