The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-01
FRANCE.

Tours, October 3l.-MadATneB Bazzine left
last evening.
An offieIaI dispatch receive / to-day from
Reau e, OF yesterday, anDnuuces that the
p ussia have occupied ID jou. TDe Prus-
well provided with artillery. They at
tackled the city at O'Clock in the fore
noon OF Sunday. and the Dombardmeht
continued till nearly Die htfatt. Tue own
was not fortified. ard the comm aDder of
the french was not able TO resist with his
small fOTes, and was compelled to retreat.
Tours. October Sl.-GarIbaldi has been
summaTiiy expelled from Dole By. the Jes-
nit fathers in charge OF the school OF No
ire Dame de Mount ROla1d. The procsed-
ing has excited the utmCst indignation.
The free companies OF Alsace refuse to
him.
Tours, Oct. Sl-The projects and mill.
tary com mmandants of q great number of
the Departments telegraph TO the Minis
ters here, expressing the most intense in
dignation at the surrender of Metz, and
determination To continue the war to the
last extremity.
The agitation here Is extreme, and con-
Trajectory TumoTs. which have been cir
cuIat1ng all day, contribute to the public
excitement. some assert that peace has
been signtd without reference TO the
Tours G. 5vernment; hat BazaIne has been
acting in accordance with instructions
from Napoleon.
In nearly ali the towns of the South and
West, the National Guards and citizens
have made imposing dem nstrations in
favor OF Republic.
VERSAILLES. October SI.-The NoglUeHeste
de VoiLtes says in advance of NJ. Thiers'
coming; HIS visit VIII certainly be fruit
less.
Papers lately found at Chateau De sIny
are said 10 contain a com romise Of sew.
erRI notab es, including some of the South
Germ "A diplOmatists.
VERSAILLES, October 30.-On Friday last
the Freucn urOve back The German Ouia
Fort St. Denis, on the northern boundary
ot Paris. On tne evening Of hat day the
French were discovered TO be in o ca a.
tion. In force, of the position, which they
flrtified today, thsrefo e, th second Di-
vision of the Guard attacked the poiut,
and, after n hot and brilliant hi, the
back behind their for 1ncatOns. Thirty
officers and one thousand two hundred
men were taken prts "a ers. he .ussIau
loss-s are acknowledged to b. q ute he IVY,
as he French fought behind earth works.
TOURS, Oct 81 General Boourbaki, in
view OF the cApituiaIion OF Metz, has
issued a proc am On TO tne soldiers at
Ii Ie, dated yesterday, he say he has been
called upon by the M1u1sJcr OF War O take
command of tue army # the north The
task Is great, and but for the patriotism
aud documents now antmatinz AL now
would be above h's strength. HIS pUrpose
was TO organize lmme' late corps a.
drn1te We'll provided with mattIia.. for
war, and to 20 10 the aid of the besieged
fortresses. He would give his b-sL atten-
ttOn OF uis te if need be, to the WORK
which the Government and All cftiz snS
must now pursue amely the national
defence, concorG, and confidence, must
now be had. The soldier- and cit zens
might count upon their patriotism Toe
endeavOrs of has life belonged % Jh3 com
mon work TO punish the enemy and
avenge France.
MARsEILLEs, DC ober 30.-UpOn receiT.
Ing news II the capituletion of Metz, a
patriotic de tmOnstratlOn was made all
pubic places closeu and reu lions held.
TOURS. October 3I.-The journals to-day
announce that should the Prussians sue
ceed in cutting the railway connections
with the Nor n, French We sells of war will
carry the mai bstween France snd Eng.
lanG.