The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-01
WAR IN EUROPEl
ENGLAND.

OF vest ORV saws ETu3SAh anu the ANOEfu
German Conf derarIon have furnished
40 0JU I oops for the pre- eDt war, ma tue
States of South Germ any ll6 90 Nearly
ali are now on French soti They are ex-
in a short Winter campa gn.
LONDON. October 3I.-To-morroW being
settlement day the bans, the exchange
wi not be PEI for bu~ines-. Thee win
be pubic sale of stocks and secur ties.
LoND N. October 81 Tn g dtst india mail
via. BrlndiZe, TIA y, was despatched from
there on the zota inst. The event was
csiebr ed ny bat quet, and Edmund
land
LONDoN, October 81 The Prussians con-
tinue The siege OF Phalz0ourg laneuidy.
They Sre reckoning on starving out the gar.
Ifson. whose supplies are beginning 10
fail.
The Germans around Paris are holding
solemn religious services to-day. Inc
bombardment of the city commences To-
At the meeting Of the Manchester
Cham bers OF Commerce Today the Cnalr-
man reported the continuance OF Lne war,
which ne hoped would be brought To an
end by the efforts of Thlels his mission
to Versailles would certainly result in
peace. AS a compensation for the 1lls
Suffered In consequ nee Of the war, by
England, there was an influx Of American
visitors, W no would otherwise have been
travelling on the Continent. There had
also been q vast increase IN business
orders, while at one time cotton was de-
clinIng. He advocat ed pstitioa against
the entry of monopoly.
LONDON, October 3l.-Persecutiou of
Christians has been revived in Damascus,
and 20 great IS the lration OF the natives
against them, that a general massacre is
Associated Press Cable.l
LoEpoS. October Silt is generally be-
will offer determined resistance to the
1he 3 nall pox is raging with violence at
Amlen-. The disease was brought by
FrTatf
The Polish Jews 0peuIy manifest their
81 % pa by Tor the French, ana In q more
DECIDED manner tnan other natives OF
The suthorit!es are obliged to offer up
pubic prayers for the success OF the French
arms.
CHINA state that the Christ an mission.
aries, whose lives were threatened at
Fuugehow. nave been released.
Tribune Cable Special
LONDON, October 81 "A special CORE
spondeut v rites from rOuTs on the 2Sth:
have just returned from Lemaus.
There are no troops there but Moo1 es and
National Guards, who are en- route for
Reunes, ,Kerartry's b adquarteIs.
Every town and village on the road is
fl led with soldiers Arms are seen, In
c uding ChessepOts, Remlngton5 and Sny-
The Army of the Loire will pass through
A large country forcs arrived to-day.
The troops fro u Sam Oise are rapidly 1n-
ing the sixteenth y rLs, and advancing
towards VeLdonle. Their object is mex
A special correspondent writes fro m
Berlin on the 70 u; an ofhcer on MoltKe's
staff writes to me from Versailles on
the 22d, that when the Paris affair Will be
enued 30 mortal man can Certainly TELL
Ny personal opinion Is in fortnight or
three weeks, but may be mistaken. AT
all events We snail do the business thor
oughly.
~ regiments. Is ba Ia lions OF foot chss-
seu 8, Is foot bAttailOns, 30 country
reg ments, 30 iaocers. chasseurs. and
1l5 field BATTERIES, II batteries OF mitrGtl-
leu Is, 90 Gag es belonging TO the Infantry,
a Marsha Tour, aud 50 cavalry eagles, in
clu ing the garrison. Tue surrendered ar
my originally comprised 22l battalIous OF
infantry and 1872 sQuadrons OF hOrAe. The
original numerical strength was 10000 In
fAnJry and q 20 cavalry, $50 guns, l02 NIL
traIIleuses, besides the three Ma snals,
Baz zine CanrObert and LeBuuf, end three
corps command, rs, Froissatd, Dsc-gu-
and L'Admtrault. TneIe ar toEty Division
Niaety Thousand of the SQUAD prisoners
have been sent to North Germany and
fitIy thousand to south Germany. The
sick and wounded have been distributed
IN the same proportion.
A spec,ai correspondents Of the Tribune.
who mas toi, ed Garlbaldl, writes from
Inc sGsf II are very anxious about The po-
siiiOn OF GATIbaldi, VINO RISKS too much as
USUAL AAO was ANGAag AAAe~NAO RAA-N Iva W.
day.
Tue FTancs-tirieursdenan G trIbaldian
officers. Many GagtOaIdians are waiting
for leave 10 come fIom Italys and wll
probably arrive soon.
Toe It4lians from Alexandria. Egypt,
have foTmed region. ana came mere last
night, armed ana equipped Eue Marseil-
les tegiOn 20 arm ed Arme d Witt Minnie
rifles The Front er N4LtUnaux lsft d jon
ON saturday, to JOIN q 4ribaldi under La
vele, a olouel or q eneraI DaI mi sTes, and
a famous r publican.
ing. EiOa has but seven rltss and forty
five rounds Of ammunition Tor Wnole bat.
talon.
bald1ans with great kindness, expecting
a correspondent with Garibaldi, writes
| October 27LB, from st. Jean Dodale:
1 arrived here last night / have not
seen Garibaldt since the evening" of Mon
| day. His fingers are bent with rht umat-
/ ism and his body is thin, but in fact, he IS
| as calm and bright as ever. We had a two
hours talk. Hls position is peculiar. He
/ arrived at Tours simultaneously with
| Gam BETA. The latter wss not over
/ pleased with the Ovations to Garibaidi.
| They had an interview there. Garibaldt
/ wrote Gambetta: " see l have made a
| mistake. L am useless, and shall return"
But that would not have suited the people,
! so they gave him command of the Depart
/ ment of she Jura. He IS reported to have
| ten thousand men, put in reality he mas
/ not hve thousand, and they are spanish,
| Italians and French--a mongrel crew.
Cambriel Is at BssaEcon and has 5000
/ men.
Garibaldi has with him his son -in-law.
| Comes, his Chief of stan, Basso, mis- SecTe-
| tary, and others are arriving. Most of his
| best officers are not yet here. L said /:
| " General, If you call, they will come" He
replied, In the gravest voice, "Tnat is
! Noat l cannot do 1t wou q be too heavy a
| Tesponsi bIlity; @ ion must come on his own
| account." YESTERDAY he had deoIded 10
| return TO AucanEes, but during the night
tuere cams news that SIX thousand PTus-
| SLAMS ere concentrated, so 9aribsidt lett
! word that he should stay. He expects
| every day to be attacke1. | 90 not see
| wuaL Il TO stop the PruSstaDs II they at
| acA. yoDd Couot, Garrlbaidrs COM
/ Ing is a mist axe, as the jealousy of the
| CIeuefaIs Il sucn tkat he Can 90 nothing
| out We are here and there is no retreat"
[Herald's SpeciRl.l
LONDON, October 5l.-A letter dated Ver-
| saiI4es, 18th, says;
| at mas raIned inceSs antly for two days,
| and the ground Is sloppy and muddy. A
sortie IS suppo~ed 10 be impossible at pres
eDt Stucs Friday not q gun has been
heard, an perfe; QutetneSs prevail ed.
"A report prevailed this forenoon that
German communications were broken
Oft by GaribAidI-that the rails we're de-