The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-19
WAR IN EUROPEl
Peace Negotiations o Failure.
The Bombard ment of Paris
10 Comm5nc hmm
diate Y.
B0URBAKI TO TAKE COMEASD OF
TIE FRENUH ARAYs
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. OCTOBER 10 " AOA6EL POpQlAE
outbre@ KS nave occurred at Aonneur ao q
other towns In that vie nifty, on account
or the alleged intncienE condnct OF the
Gen. Bourbaki has been appointed Com
m Andsr of the Army OF the NORTH snd
directed 10 operate IN concert Win ba-
a decree has been issued by the Provis-
IonaI Government of France, oolfgtng the
railways t. be more active Ia facilitating
Ihe transportation OF troops.
The rInderpest on the contlnent spreads
with alarm Dg rapidly II prevails from
Pviand to The Atlantic, and tnsre l. m uch
cOnsternafIon among all classes of people.
The force of Mecktsn .urs- --ch we're n. at
81 tssous, consists OF Pomeranian Hes
slams aud Magdebu * ArIllleTy, the SchIes-
wig Engineers, eight battaiiOns OF the
Landwehr, and the Ha oestaadt orse.
The Investment lasted three weeks, and
tbe bomosTdment-four Gays Four thou
sand prisoners and lb2 caunons fell 1ueo
PruSsian bands.
The fol OSiDg particulars OF the Bag aneux
battle have Just been receiV ed her5:sS
AT 8 O'Clock In the morning the French
opened neayy aIttliery, ne. which was
1ne French then advanced in double
quick, the Iarde Mobile haYtag the lad.
desperate nattie ensueds The Prussian
position was carried at the ppt1t OF tI .
bay onet The Germsn$ were utterly una
be to wiGhs and the ava ancne of men.
ar ed against them They resorted to
several sIratRgems but failed In al and
were at length dispersed Tue Mobiles
Entered Bagneux, waere the PruSsians
carried with but sii xhb loss At this time
heavy masses bf Pru>stans were Sc en- on
the plateau, snd a. the French were now
exposrd q to a severe xhre of ARTILLERY from
tue forts in the neigubOrho0d, they fell
back uumoiested. the object of the re-
cOnnoIsance was effected ia every particu-
lar. The PTussiaus lost tAree- hundred
Killed aud one hundred capIu ed.
The governm Mt has abandoned the
upon representation made by Henri
Kochefort.
LoNroN, October IS.-The Pfusslanss
att~c2ed the own of Mont Older; three
citizens were ktlied and one h..Bdred ana
A r.quisitI0n for 5000 francs was levied
Oh the town, aud the Mayor and MIR. Du-
rand and banker were taken as hostages
fur payment.
The wurtemburg troops have BEEN
placed un ser the com mand Ofthe Duke OF
MeckIeuburg.
tCable Special to the Tribune.I
LoSD n, Oct J8.-A correspondent of the
Tribune telegra hs from Tours on the I7th
/ nsve just returned fiom Blois. There
has been no engageDenG yet at The latter
pi ce. The Freuch were daily receiving
reinfOTcetnents AMI a uatsie was expecbet
on Tuesday, on the eft banK of the river,
near Fort St Qlentin.
BOurbaki arrived ut Bt ois yestardav ana
took command gf the army.
Ine PIussiaps have destroyed the rail-
roal bridge at b aaugeucy, then lett having
crossed the Loire in several places.
LU&BOHs OGAOOGE III --AL Is serted EnnL
Napoleon has ten million francs secured
on real estate through tue agency of
Br wa Fros of New lork.
The journal de Sc Petersburg saws Jules
Favre, on nearing OF the r. u1ssian condi-
lions of peace thrtiug IN General Burnside,
Thought Lhey were reason able.
Mirs Bucc5W and MilJ n a'ch had an au-
dienee with the Klng of Wurtenabsrg, and
subsequently proceeded to Versailles.
Worlds special.l
LOSDoS, October l8.-Tbe Queen has
be.F4 a + Y SEQ DV the Tepr2sQnf a Ives from
tue PIussian Court to take active part fn
urging her Min RS to make an effort
France and q 4rmany. The Crown Pnn-
cess Of Prussia has addressed letter to
" Mich ha, moved the Queen to insist on
an interview with Earl Granville and
Gladstone.
The pru. sian Minister at Brusselsrept a
dispatch yesttruay to Conut be storn,
which led him TO equese al int view to-
day wan tue English Foreign MlntSter.
similar requests woIe addressed 10 Gran
vlite by repre- sentativeS OF Franc, Aus
trIe, Russia. Belgium and Holland. In
response to these calls Grauvile tod "
So W all the tOrelgn Minis efS @ umerated.
ItiSuuderSt0o to-nlgnt hat tne-French,
pro eSJfng against any change IN the err
ritpry arrangement of France, Holland
and Belgium.
[Laterl
oSDoS, October Is. Midnight -Negotia-
tiaus at Brussels between der eraI Burn
side aud otne's, have resu ted in total
tnfHmed the tat,ure ana to abandon all
hopes of settlement
me Dom 5ardment Of Paris will com
mence immediately. The siege gus were
placed yesterday at ChatelOn.
Ru,Sia dem aDds revision OF the treaty
OF 1886.
Worlds specIaLJ
LONDON, tober Is 8-On Sunday a fresh
at acK was made on The German positions
TO the Aouth of Parts, whlcn was not car
rlt d o. the pre- ceding day the Ptussians.
who still held Bsgneux-. neville and
L'HOy, were taken by surprise early In the
m lraing by the u trde MObIte OF the
Gale Dor B3vO aud fought stubborHiy, aud
the action lasted unt 1 P ~, but were sub
seQuently routed. 1he French are actively
throwing IN eaIthworks aud constructing
rifle pats in a INanre of the forts.
n letter from Paris, 18th, rec Ived bv
balloon, says the squares and pleasure
grounos nave been p -nted with cabbages
anu cauiih over. There Is no anxiety to
m ka peace.
The battle of Bagneux resulted in such
terrible loss that the Prusslans asked six
hours' 1rmiSti e 10 bury their dead.
Bismarck = proposals for peace through
Blu inside were the payment of $4,000, 20
sIerIiuy, Alsace ana Lorraine to ne neu.
trsI territory for ten years, and then de-
eide Nv "A ptebescittsm their futu status;
the Prussfans to enter Paris, and Sign a
peaca tneIe. The Parish aus Indignantly
rSfu ed tbs Sc terms.