The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-21

BERLIN, Sept. 20-Queen Augusta
yesterday received letter written By
the Empsrer OF Russia, warmly cono
gratulating Her Majesty upon the
great victories of the German armies.
| The Emperor extolled the ability
and wonderful soldierly qualities
displayed by the Crown Prince and
other members of the Royal family.
Il,F Grown Princess is with the
Que..s. and .deVotes all her time to
measures for the care of the wounded.
Apsrtments have been assigned in
the palace TO women employed in the
preparation of bandages, making lint
and ether articles for use 10 tho hos
pitals @ aat
These is no foundation whatever
for the statement OF newspaper cor
respondents that the King of Prussia
intends TO treat sor terms Of peace
only with Napoleon. IL is, however,
his determined policy that the Ger
man troors will hold possession OF
of points already gained until szeh
! time as the terms Of peace, If settled
upon. shall be legalized by tho charter
regularly elected by letters from Cas-
The Tx Emperor Napoleon formally
Il TGVaCWIu LnGs OECLEE DJ W0ALn 14N
Empress has assumed the regency in
Paris. aH
BERLIN, September 20.-The North
German Gazette says that Bismarck
consents to see Favre, promising,
however, that Germany is not dis
I posed to intermeddle In the internal
affairs Of France. The German States
/ are ready to recognize the Republic
when they are sure the French peo'
pie prefer that form of government.
special Dispatch 10 the Tribune1
I BERLIN, September 20.-All the
Reserves have reached their reel-
! menks. =
The corps gone to storm Toul,. is
under the Duke of Mecklenburg.
Uhlrich. at Strasbourg, being Bo'
napartist, has greatly relaxed hi'
; zeal since the Republic has beer
proclaimed. d
There are no signs of the capitula
ton of Metz. 4z1 =,
The fnal official figures of the cap
! itulation at Sedan are 80 Generals
230 staff officers, 2. .095 line officers, be
, sides 500 officers of various grades
discharged on parole; 81 433 privatei
surrendered and transported int
! ! Germany; 20, 500 were made prisoReT'
during the battle; $4,000 took refuge
: in Belgium; 10000 were killed anC
wounded. Total 137, 600. -sl
Mitchell. of the Constitutional. ane
Paul De Casssgnac are at Breslau
The cattle plague is still spreading
with alarming rapidity. Cases ar
!, reported at Rheims.
At Nancy, communications are In
. terrupted By rail frem Hamburg, i
! the Palatinate, 70 Nancy.
The branch road building arount
, Metz, connecting Saarbruek, POnt-a
! Mousson and Nancy, is nearly fin
ished. ssl...
The heavy siege guns needed a
: Paris. cannot be carried forward untl
J Toul is reduced.
BERLIN, Sept. 20 The Tribune
! / correspondent telegraphs from Flor
euce the 18th: At Montana demon
strations will be made tomorrow.
Refugees from Rome report tha
the people there await, the nations
! troops with eagerness, but avoid i'd
= and compromising demonstration
u The Papaiians still mean to fight.
I, Gen. Kausler has published a BON
= bastic proclamation.
- Official news Of the army move
e ments are withheld.
y Garibaldf remains at Caprera
avoid the anti-French movements |
r y Hise.
y The Ifsbune correspondent tel
- graphs from Tours on the 20tt
3 Theirs has declared himself satisie
y with the mission, and expects equ
s. success in Russia. He af6rms Ii
= opinion of England is much more Fl
~ svorable to France on his departul
than on his arrival.
Lyons occupies chateau two mil
x fre "a Tours. F
I A Tribune special dispatch fro
=, Bricy of the 18th, says: The distre
~ is so great in the departments of d
ns Moselle, Meuse, Weurth and A
.,t OK dennes, that the authorities have pr
III pared an appeal for aid to all Il
IS neutral nations. especially Ameri
e. aud England, saying the people q
ne dependent on their crops and catt
Nothing is left remaining. The
houses, stables and barns have be
destroyed, and their fields aud mea
.e- ows trampled down. They have b
he no harvest at all. Their cattle, she
"a aud swine have been seized and thi
laborers pressed into the army. Th,
tly is net enough corn left for seed, a
)e- starvation aud pestilenes ara imp er
ing.
I've Our American brethren must kn
the the desola;ion in which we Ii
air yet you have been quickly restor'
Isl. Your country is naturally rich, OF