The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26
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sssor7as eepternber n be Ministry "A we 4
issued prociafna t1Sn ~ - slAz re-
nasakfs1 1her own ruins ttdxn accept the 1uso~
lent conditions Of Germany.
Tina sgosasAl service ts more tFFsgul arthan
ever. Many post offices Of France are
.elesen, MINOR Of the approach OF the Prus-
i s,ans 10 Orleans created general horror.
Il Tsha railway service was stopped WDeE
Il fnere was not the slightest dan gers anu e4s-
/ 0rganfzatl was very general
il The press unIvers Aliy condeTos this Wans
81 aisel gei lam has been appointed to
Il she com mand Of the army OF Bourgss Ma
# sasIles aud Touson, and there are prepara-
sAg. = Rnunssrs I NJ 81 new developmeuts OF neg0-
+ I ftafffYf1s for peace are cOnnrmeds r Fs.g
the Ministry to-day n nakes puDales 800 80
& rnarck demands as the prellmina aries ana
s Conditions of peace. tnat aiI the iortresses
I / na delivered over to Prussia as well a.
! FgrL Dumont Valerie, at the walls q
| pals 'se5 Tine Provisional Government
considers these terms absolutely inadnls'
e saOIe.and win ina meuAateiy address q proc
lanna1ion 70 tns psoPle ps. ~ 5s ssi a,,n
q frfas esrsos1ng the situatfons and 1ndt
J. eating new measures 20 BE- taKen Tor na
y efonaI defense. In vieHfoE tbs harsh term
e proposed, these measures viii pc u
4 a.tea sleetton for members OF the Consti
is Al Assent bly, has been postponed
le Tha Constitutional says that - NH eFFo
% neously reporteds yesterday. t9s1 esae 81
al @@eyerees The French had the a1vantsg
ne in every one OF the battles -s.s.
IA rzrFsne 8 same journal says we nave p0slI.$ y
he t~1nxvladee. that. notw4AhSfandAng the 10
/, q cessant bombardment Of Stras0ourg dul
II inc fte past month sniy four u re ons " q
r. | xiIie5 behind the walls. r.s.s
he Yesterday fourteen Jhians enteTed It
Id taTTres. and demanded money and arm
Tas Tue MAYOR refused unless a force lars
IA enough 10 overpower him came to enfore
3D. / fhe demand. fhe Pru=eiaus lett and nor
do nave appeared since. nH
a. Tine Prussians are said TO be In force
1gs fThe government authorities here blau
lts3 the American Government. and partlc
ful fsrgv the local officials 81 New YORK.
efoDpiDg the French volunteers Y.
ne ground that the neutrality law was De1
ner / 1sfas saesa. They say that 1rom al parts
re 1 me tinted StateS Frus3AanS have been
- | 1-~Tv,ess ~ rstuen to Germany. 10 enlist
49, 45sa 1Sarnaan armies, without let or hlndi
i IN enee and are surprised At this dtsertEntn
let fi0n against France ss-
cen { sr.osrsa September 2i.- The goElowi
of fa1fse officlal proclamation TO Fran.
avs 81 BeFore the siege OF ESrls Jules Fas
and l,aeafred TO see Count Non bismarck
am f--.1 a the Intention OF the enemy.
obt. - qr,,.a a9oISovvfne Is the declaration Of
D. "a ena~ov~. Tsrussia wishes to continus
IaAlp vgsar Ia order so r61uee Francs 70 q seca
lost resa -.Fsy7er Prussia demands Aisace
left ! <1rrsfn = a. far as Metz. by right OF O
and ny1est Prussia, DsfOre conssnttnS 70
the arry1isttcA. demands tue feu0&tlou OF Sti
ton bourg, Houl and Mont NaAereln-
o0lo tsParIs is exasps! abeas ana Will TAT
or8 bury herself beneatn nes ruins tn@n
nttto such tnsoaeAes. We ean fesp