The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24
WAR IN EUROPE
Particulars Of the Capture
OF Chateau Neuf
Ths FOis 60 BOulosne DesEOIled.
G. neral Tcochu's Address.
Miscellaneous Eur0pern Inte igence
ENGLAND.


ARarY AxD NAVY MOVEMENTS ABOUT PARIS
LONDON, November 23.-The latest
reports of the military movements 10
North France are quite encouraging
for the French.
It is reported the Prussians, after
besieging Montmedy and Mezieres,
have gone towards the interior Of
France.
The city of Lille is we'll armed. pro
| visioned and garrisoned, and the cisi-
zsns are expecting siege.
The manufacture of mittrail.euses
and other arms is actively going on.
Lille is q first class fortifcation.
and is thought by engineers to be
nearly as strong as Metz and Stras-
bourg.
Four French iron cIads are il port
at Tonbay, and another is at Brax-
ham, taking in.eoal.
The Brussels Independence Beige
has dates from Paris 60 the 10Th, by
balloon, which says the organization
called the Civic Guard, is composed
maialy of foreigners. has been con.
pleted in Paris. MANY inhabitan Is
have also been enrolled. This body
executes the orders of the Govern
ment. distributes Tatious TO the citi-
zens, etc.
The morale of the people was ex-
cellent.
For two days the Prussians had
been firing on the engineers in front
of Fert Ivry. Forts Names and Isy
retained the fire.
MORE MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
LONDON, November 23-Advices
from Tours up to the 22dd inst. says
posed the Prussiaus for four hours
before they gave way.
The Prussiaus threaten Rogent-Ie-
Ratren and LIE Mars with a force
5000 strong. Another force is NOV.
ing on Argenter.
The German line extends from
Lenochs to Auxeuil, taking in
Dreux.
It is denied that the Army of the
Loire is to move toward Paris.
The commands Of BOnrbaki, Ferry
and Michel, in the north of France,
have been suppressed and the entire
District assigned to General Fare.
General Bourbaki is expected as
Tours to command the Eighteenth
Army Corps of the Army of the
Loire. General Manteufel's pres
ence at Gisons. prevents General
Bourbaki from joining his new COM
mand,
MORE wARL1KE.
LONDON, Nov. 23-1:30 P.M.-The
news is more wariike again to-day.
AT this hour there is considerable ex-
citement at the Stock Exchange, and
the market for American securities
and railway stores is fiat.
a rumoH is now current of hostile
dispatch from Russia, which has had
a p8ralyzing effect on the street.
LONDON, November 23.-The Mos
COW papers are less insolent and con
fident than those of St. Petersburg.
The Duke of Cleveland writes to
the Times, arguing against war be-
tween England and Russia The
English, he says, have no army for
foreign service. England has no
allies but Austria and Turkey, and
they are both bankrupt.
1t was reported here to-day that
Turkey, for the sake of peace. is anx-
ious to have the Black Sea opened
a course recommended at Vienna.
The Tezeqraph says the Russian re-
/ ply is expected on Thursday. 1t ID
generally thought that it will be un-
friendly.
A semi official statement has been
received from Vienna which denies
that Austria has proposed confer
enca relative to the Eastern question /;
also that Italy declines to operate
with England and Austria for enforc-
ing the provisions of the treaty of
Paris.
A SHARP ACTION NEAR YINCEENEs.
LONDON, November 23.-On the
18th inst, sharpshooters in General
Trochu's army made Reconnaissance
from Paris as far as Champigny.
three miles southeast of Vincennes.
At that point large body of Prus-
SLAMS were encountered. After .
sharp action the Prussians were dis
lodged, and the stores collected there
destroyed. The Parisians returned TO
camp without serious loss.
Rumors are in circulation that re-
newed efforts for an armistlce have
lately been made.
The story, late'y published, that
the manufactures of NJ. Schneider,
at La Crouzot, had been sold to an
American Company. is authoritatively
denied.
TURKEY ASKS FOB INTERPosTTIoN.