The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-03
VOmitO Raging in spain
Inhabitants Fleeing from Barcelona.
ENGLAND.

suddenIy destroyed.
The Civ1 Guard, recently doing duty at
Marseilles, dtsbands.
1t is thought the Prussians are preparing g
for q grand attack on Paris.
On the north, al Genevillers, the peas.
ants, who fled TO Paris on the approach
Of the Pruss1ans from the east, have ASK ed
permission to return to their homes. The
Prussian GeneT al refused. on the ground
that his object was To starv9 out the city.
Lyons is perfectly quiet.
LoNDoS. October The bark Pacha, at
Hull. from Hamburg, encountered no
| FreGCh blockaders or other obstacles
The Prussians now surrounding Paris,
are said TO have eceived orders 10 keep
outside the range sf the French guns
rhe French are clamorous TO be led on a
TIE Telegraph has reasons to know that
| the reasons for Gen. Ignatieffs departure
from Constsntinople, were personal and
Nj. Zervais, Minister of State, and Presl-
4 dent OF Luxsm bourg, is now at the Hague.
| transfer of the Duchy TO Prussia.
a PTussian official di=patch reasseTts that
| there was sharp fighting before Paris, on
/ the gath ana 2otn.
roable Special to tne New York Times !
LONDON, October 1.-The result CT the
Cabinet council yesterday, according 10
| the London Times, is the further postpone
menJ of the action OF the Ministry In re .
| gard to the mediation. This delay cannot
| be of long duration. The tone of the
| Timer itself, yesterday, shows that the
government must yield to public senti-
Another letter from Bulwer, this morn
/ ing. to that paper, on the conclusive duty
| of England Ia this crisis, declares as his
/ tOrical fact, that IT, when the Emperor
/ Nicholas told Sir Hamilton Seymour he
medltated marching his traops to the Prln-
/ cipaltties, England had firmly y protested,
he would not have taken that step, and II
/ she had prOte tied against Napoleon III
/ undertaking this war IN the same manner,
| he would not have commenced it. sir
| Henry, therefore. deprecates the Misniste-
rial p altcy OF waiting for good OppOrtun1-
ties Whicn may never arrive
The weak pOiDts of the defensas of Paris,
! which the Germans rely upon carrying
| promptly, are tbs heights OF Sceaux,
| WhichapprOach the forts within coo PAGES,
| the distance between the forts and the
city being only ], ,5G0 PAGES more, and the
gaps on The western side, north and south
We have now of5ciaI contradfc. ION of
the statement that Russia is preparing for
wat
TIE rumor of the purchase of ironclads
| from the Unit ed STATES ts denied.
The Monite1tT, in replying to the Plussian
/ shooting of II mum Der of the Garde Mo-
ollie. publishes the stories OF the mutlntes
! among the Baden regiments at Versailles,
1 and the shooting of the German sold iers.
/ The reports OF the French successes in
this neighbornoOd are fatty contradleted
| by the Pruss1an organs. The latest report
| of he retakt1g OF Versailles by the French, J.,
! the Prnss ans characterize as wholesale
our correspondent, writing from ROM,
9th, says: The form of the 0te6e5ctte
| adopted by the Junta leaves the action of
| the Italian Government in regard to the
| Pope unfettertd d. Ali parties are desfrous
| of seeing the head of the church hand-
| GirardIn hos Just published a new plan
| for the campaign, recommending the es-
taolish ment OF two vast training camps
| riousy to harrass the bestegers of Paris
| and Metz.
commenced moving ia departments, but
1 am afraid their evOlutionS are confined
to paper. The Red Republican movement
at Marseilles is gaining headway.
LONDON, Oct 1.-The Emperor seems in
perfect health, and makes daily excur'
| SiOns on foot and In carriage, accom-
panied by several adiutants on horseback
! 1 recently addressed a polite note to hi:
| Majesty, requesting the favor of an inter
view. Considering the peculiar and deli
cate situation OF the mperial prisoner,
was not surprised at receiving the fol
/ MonSteltT. The Emperor received you
letter of the 18TH, and was much affscteC
at the sentiments of sympathy therein
expressed. His Msjesty has charged ms
to convey his thanEs, and tell you how
3 much he regrets that circumstances vii
not permit hum to receive you. Pie 4se &C
cept, etc. L'Officeur de Ordinance,
} DE LAURIsToG.
The number of French prisoners in Ger
Q many is not short ofl70,000. OF this mum
. Prussia 5000 in forts, and the others II
: | camps.
), The Cabinet Council aas decided tha
| prisoners may be employed by persons no
y connected with the military department
!, and their wages will be prescribed by tn
District authorities. The daily labor o
!, such prisoners is not TO exceed ten hours
: and the work to be voluntary.
4 The total number of trophies of wal
= | and prisoners, exclusive of those taken a
: Strasbourg. is one Marshal, thirty-nfn
" Generals, $50 officers, l2} 800 nen-nOt IN
h Guiding 1,4OO wounded at Sedan-l5,i0
= horses. hfty-sevsn eagles, 1856 small stand
! | ards, SS7 guns, I02 mitrailleuses, 400 wagon
: aud an incalculable quantity of weapons
munitions, equ1pments, forage and com
The published reports of the Prussial
casualties show 1850 officers and IS, Is
- men killed anu wounded.
+ Especial to the World.l
LONDON, October 1.-The publicationt,h hi
% morning OF the result Of y esterday's Cab
8 net meeting has produced very bad el
o feet on public opinion. The 1eelin
z against the government is extending fror
81 t6e lower and middle to the upper cIasse
81 Sir Henry Bulwer follows up his attack
IS anon Them. with a third letter this morn
: ing exposing the blunder committed b
z England, through. like spirit, in case
10 war against Prussia, and somerset Beat
= mont is preparing an elaborate eXpOsi
l9 ton of what he calls the policy Of inapt
% The Conservative leaders are very activ
~ The Earl of Carnavon and the Earl of De
5o by have come up TO town TO confer viii
50 DisraeI on the situation.
The marked abstinence of the jOurna
10 Of St Petersburg for any reference to Ge
many and FraAces ana lneAr pec0harlJy
n, denying any hostile intentions again
"A Turkey have deepened the outside fee
- ing of anxiety as to the immediate fuJur
~ The Belgium forces which mad been pa
~ TALLY Withdrawn from the frontier bsyou
: Namur, after the surrender OF Sedan, ha'
se been ordered forward again.
i0 The Count OF Flanders has returned fro
- - II il rumored that General Secocy
4. forming a camp of 10000 men at Allen
v a special from BoIozne says Amien
an fun of Carries Mobile of Pecordy.
to Earth works have been thrown up on q
* line of the TOurme, and the place viii
held against casual attacks, not again
en- any serious force.
sr- German cavalry are reported to ha
tn been seen Thursday AZ MOntdid1er.
ng A letter from Rouen says that great d
en- satisfaction, reported by t1erman dessl
,al ers brought into Everux, has been caus
w in he camps before Paris, 10y the news
al the proceedings against German Libera
is and the refusal of Bavaria and WI
he temhsrg TO enter the North Germ
ab The Landwehr regiments are said to
DIV exssperated al the prospect OF wini
W rrhe small pox has broken ont among I
- troops at MarseIlles aud Ram bouinet
1e t NV letter adds from Tours that a gre
~ sensation has been caused Ia Paris by [
- - 4 experiments performed under orders
5a General Trochu, oy g board OF chsIniS
nj with novel illuminate or blcrata Of p
~ ~ ash, which produced the most tremendc
-NS results and Will be employed in defer
of the city. Exposed points are thtc'
tor sown with tOrpedOes charged with this
~ Especial to the Herald.l
In ToNDoS. Oct. I.-Adyiees from Versail
raj via housn, 30th, contain the follow
news: The spade work which has o'
the going on vigorously Io5 Ine past s..Il nLes
md four : ays, in the crown PrInce's army, J
ev- suddenly interrupted at O'Clock this fC
noon, by sharp attack of tie eneI