The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-16

ture mitrailleuses, cannon and Chase
/ pots, or put on red shirts and nght. AL
married men nineteen to forty years oi
| age had previously been enrolled, and the
| remainder, al married men under forty.
/ now start for tho field.
The priests have all been turned ont OF
/ Jne seminary at utheus, by Garlbaldi'a
Crder, and the pupils sent home.
6&moetta is reported to be displeased at
| order.
Gen. Michel has been superseded, and
CraZot appointed his successor.
The same correspondent. writing on the
18th from AuIun, says Rectottf Gar1DaIdi
IS TO command the Franc-tir eurs, COM
posing the Fourth Brigade. One battery
and some Spencer rides have arrived.
Bozak's quarters are at Eptnoe. he had
long interview to-day with GaT1baldi, to
perfect plans.
LONDON, November I5-The Prussfan
authorities Ia StrasbOurg have discovered
and broken up a recruiting Office for the
French service. The Observation-Disclosures.
though constructed with great seereev- had
been in successful operation over a fort
nteht.sand had enlisted and Gent out $50
A Prussian column from Rheims threat.
ems the army OF General Cam brieI.
LONDON, November I5-1O:S0 Pm The
dlspatcnes tonight report that Prince
strengthen Won der Tam, and that his
troops occupy Doulevant. TroySs and
Seres.
LONDON, Nov. l5.-The Vienna CabInet
is disappointed at Gladstone's dispatch on
Aberdeen.
Ia view OF a possible movement of Rms
sia southwark, British feet of observa-
tton VIII be established in the MediterFR-
mean, with Malta as the place OF rem
devious.
LoEDoN. November I5-midnIaht.-Ad.
ditlonsIr French reports confirm the cap
The French Churches, in France, are
Offering their bells to be cast into cannon.
Prince Frederick Charles has reached
Yonne. His columns converge at Seems.
and he will cross the river to the assistance
OF Noo xon oao6 der Tam, with an army estimated
Herald Cable.l
LONDON, November 15.-A letter from
Basle on the 10th. states that the Prussian
troops commenced investing Belfolt at s
O'CLOCK, under General Treskow. The
eaTthWorks are already formidable. The
place, apparently, Is strongly fortified,
and the German officers think 10 will take
month to reduce It. The garrison, in
Rumors exist of gathering OF French
forces IN the neighborhood 10 attack l'res-
koW.
Herald Cable speciol.I
LoSDoN, November ia special cor
respondent, whiting from Rouen on the !
18th, says the spirit of the people is ex. |
cellent. The victory at Orleans had q |
The PrussiaDs are reported still at GIsors, /
having made no northward movement.
There are about 5000 troops here, In /
hAAAA1GEYa
Rouen is not fortified,
The Herdtds correspondent writes from
Versailles on the Ilth: A great sortfe from
Paris IS expected about the 18th or 2Oth, 1
and preparations to resist the attack are L
pressed forward. 1 have good /
reason for advising you not to place too |
much reliance on reports OF the success OF |
the Army of the Loire. Won der Tam,
with q small force, Is falling steadily back
la accordance with q well understood
plan, and no doubt he will lose q consider
able number OF men.
1t is Intended to mold the Loir5 Army In
to move on short notice, and in
me meanwhile Frederick Charles Is stead.
lIy advancing on, and is even now nearly /
Within striking distance of Palladines'
right flank. believe I can conndeE1ly |
assure you that unless yon Moltke's plans
ail, as they have not yet failed since the
of the war, the Army OF
.he Loire viii find Itself IN q trap, and the
chances OF another disastrous capitulation
are imminent.
Large reinforcemsnts and big convoy
0f guns made their appearace at st. Denis
yesterday morning.
A special envoy from st. Petersburg
reached the headquarters yesterday, and
had an Interview with the King In the
presence ~ the Crown Prince, Bismarck
and Won EfOltke.