The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-03
T. ENGLAND


names are being substituted for French in
the province OF Aisace.
Gam betta's prociama ions aud circulars
are bitterly condemned In France.
AIszzlni mas gone TO Tours
| The escape Of Paul Cassas nae from the
PrussIans, and his arrival at Vienna, is
Tne Landwehr doing duty with tbe ar
home.
Tue railway bridges betwec 5 trsssourg
| and Kehl ore Tepaifet.
| The G srnla Is deny tns French reports
| of g victory at Mont BaIiard, asserting
that there arc no Gsrman troops ia that
Wooden tents have been Sc 1T TO the ar
my before Paris.
| The government at Tours has accepted
/ BourbaEl's resignation.
| LONDON, Nov. 2.-The corpse OF q female
/ in q jaca et and rsd fl annel skirt, and wear
| ing gold earrings and necklace, supposed
/ to be a victim OF the Cambria disaster,
i was washed ashore at kathlin Island, two
/ days ago.
| LONDON, EOv. 2-Fhe Duchess of faarniI-
| among the visitors at Wilhenmshohe,
Tuesday.
N. Pietri, who had left CasseI, was re-
/ called by telegraph.
/ LONDON Nov. 2-The following advlces
| from Paris October 2Sth, say that the Gov
| ernment has dec eed that in the future the
/ decoration of the Legion of Honor will be
! services.
A credit OF forty thousand francs Is ac-
counted for at the post Office department
by balloons con~tTncted for postal service.
/ NJ. Dupuy DelOme, is charged with the di-
1 1ections of works for making balloons
All Establishment and Americans were 10
[ have left Paris on the 18th.
o. ders have been given the British En-.
bassy for ail documents and vaiuabieI In
| cellars.
the jour nails of Paris announce that the
Bayarian prisoners captured ia encounters
| with investing forces, were found 10
have explosive bullets in their pos session.
| Thefsct was duly witnessed Tor the pur-
pose OF calling IL 10 the attention OF The
| civilized world.
ICable Special 10 the TrIbunc.l
| LoNDoN, November IA special carre-
| spondent OF the 'tb1s'e at Metz telegraphs
on the I'd:
that the Prussians found in the magazines
l and aTsenais of the forts stores OF ali kinds,
ineludlng provisions sufficient for the
maintainance OF The garrison until March.
A correspondent OF the Tribune at Cart
baldi's headquarters teiegraphs on The lst:
| The pruSsians made demand on ID ion
for haii million of dollars and provisions
Tor the maintenance CT $4,000 men. A
stro1g body ts now moving on Lyons.
Fifteen hundred cavalry passed near
9eneliss, where we were yesterday, recon
noltering. We hold our position,
/ Numerous Italians especially Genoese,
are arriving.
A correspondent OF the Tribune at Paris
writes on the 18th, We are much more
quiet now. We cannot make out whether
? the PrussIans mean a bombsrdment or
not. The National Guards are not worth
their salt. In the last soriie We had fifty
, thousand men and they could not stand
| against eight thousand. They fought vel
al first bat soon fed. Tae town ought TO
: be impres:n BILE, but it Is doubtful whether
tue men " II fght.
Especial to the World.l
: LoSDoN, Nov. "A balloon from Paris
] brings letters from the correspondent of
: the VOID. TO Oct. 9Th.
The bells OF the churches had been Of
D iered to the government, but were re-
) TntIisues for the restoration Of the
. ! Bonapartists, which had been made
} / known By foreign journal. has startled
ihs srisisns The J0liy'aag ID PclsDle Fran.
4 catS alone defends the Mayor OF the eIev-
f all religious teaching IN the public schools,
was dismnset by the government in dis.
: So IAssoeiated Press Cable.l
LOSD3N, November p General Bour-
bakt has been under strict surveillance
Z | since his visit to Chtsselhurst
I Pierre Jules Baroche formerly minister
of Justice, is dead.
LONDON November q The reports which
d have been IN circulation of the cabinet
e crisis in Holland are confined 10 Drs Fock
( and Van Rose, who have been intTusJed
; With the recOnstruotion OF the Ministry.
q General La Marmora has entered an in
terdIcs against the occupation OF Rome
!. aud Protestant worship in Rome. Tine
Protestant chape,s remain outside Of tue
Refugees from Paris say that the Par
/, isiat are really greatly discouraged al
\ tie state Of anarchy into which the wal
= has thrown the country, ami they long fol
4 any event that may bring the evil to on
y [world's Special
q LoSD N, Nov. 2-Prlvate copies OF Ma.
l. poIeon's correspondence on the war, wal
.e Tecetved by the Worlds correspondent to
l. night, accom- panied ey an elaborate D an
a OF the battle of sedan, dra wn by the EN-
a- perur himself showing how Sedan wa
J. wholly surrounded by tue PTusslan forces
y. excsp. on the side towards DOucnery
y which was be only by Prussian cavalry
The political portion of the pamphiet
Us strong In vindteatton of the Emperor.
De TAssocIsted Press Cabie.l
- I,oNpoN, Nov. 2.--The Bavarfau Govern
VI ment has been noticed to dis continu
sending reinfo- eemsnts to the arm.
=, The Empress left Wiihelmshohe yester
- sy. she left strictly facogaft1.
u Worlds Spec;al.l
Id l. NDJN. November 2. The Cabine
Council to-day resolved 10 grant pardon
& I to O'Donovan, Rosa. and other Fenfa
ng prisoners. II vas also stated in the Couu
lis ell that the sure nder OF Metz was the re
suit OF an understanding between Baz ain
e and Bismarck IN favor OF Napoleon, by
q that the Empress refused to assent to Tn
d Intrigue, and had gone to Wilhelmshoen
is 10 protest against 1t.
he In regard to Thier's negotiation.
long discussion occurred IN the Council r,
as suIting Ia the determination to urge ii
II. pr, pos Al TO cont ent to an armistice, Will
ant Insisting on the recognition of Il
en- Rerancs RinStsiss as a prerequisite. 4i'''iS
a special nom Brussels says that Ne
ta' is stifl inaccessible, aud no one has hes
allowed to enter
ees The Eos0 ds luxembourg and Echo
ed. Nerd assert mat the garrison refused
ne recognize the capft1latio1, and encOu
10 ters with the German garrison are takil
place. The French Marshals and Ganers
me have been ordered by King vi liam.
.oa the request OF Napoleon, TO report at CO
De sci Without delay
.as Especial 10 the Herald.l
ear LONDON, EoveD ber 2--Commander
= Woodworth, of san Francisco, reP0l