The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
WAR IN EUROPEI
Additional Accounts Of Recent
Battles.
Prussisus Said to bo Defeats
French Capture - Battery
Of steel Cannon and q
Large Number Of
Prisoners.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


denies anv intention of the govern
ment to enter the North German Con-
federation.
The active friendship between the
Prussian and Austrian Cabinets Is re-
marked. Gt ra
A writer in the Post hopes England
will not be sacrificed to her cousins.
bat will denounce Prussian barbarism
in the conduct of the war.
LONDON, September 29.-The stock
market to day was Influenced By ex-
pectations Of money glut. The
Bank of England this week has in
creased its specie e606, ,00e.
LONDON. Sept. 90 The French
garrison of Strasbourg has been re-
moved to Rastadt In Berlin, as pris-
oners of war. fhe Prussians have
already occupied the town
The citadel and bridge to Kehl
have been restored.
Ats o'clock the Mayor and mu-
nicipal authorities of Strasbourg pro-
ceeded to Mundelsheim, aud at 1890
the garrison laid down their arms,
and at IL o'clock the Prussians, to-
gether with the Baden troops, had
occupied all the public places and
buildings. The Prussian Generals
are to formally enter the city to-day.
Three batteries have been established
at the Place de Kleber.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Moscow
Gazette says Russia loses power be-
cause France is no longer a counter
poise to Prussia. who is now able to
assault her neighbors with impunity.
ICable Special to the Times.l
LONDON. Sept. 81 have it from
q we'll informed quarter, that the
pressure brought to bear upon the
English Ministry, By men like Sir
Henry Bnlwer, on one hand, and the
deputations from the Radical party
on the other, as producing an effect
upon the Government, likely to de-
part from its policy of abstinence
from active mediation, and the work
ing classes favor a determined effort
to stop the war.
Ii is curious to see that while mon
led men OF the city are against inter
ference, all military and naval men
are loud in their expressions of in
dignation because no effort is made by
England to save France from utter
ruin.
A correspondent writing from Ham
burg. the 9th, states that a reserve
corps of $4,000 men passed through
Frankfort this week to reinforce the
Prussian armies In France.
A great deal of typhus fever is
prevalent In the German hospitals.
The wounded are being removed from
the contagion.
Especial to the Tribune.l
LONDON, Sept. 20. = The special
correspondent of the Tribune at
Florence the 23th, telegraphs: st.
Loaine City is menaced from the
plebeScite.
The Italian National Guard will ac-
company the King to Rome.
The 1Tibune'S correspondent before
Metz, the 9th. telegraphs: Prince
Frederick Charles reports himself
permanently situated at the chateau
of Coney. The condition of the troops
is greatly improved. The weather il
warm, and the troops settled in good
quarters.
The French have completed the
new redoubt between st. Quentin and
Plafhen, and also an additional en-,
trenchment on the inside of the forti
cations.
The troops of Bazaine are encamp
ed in four different places. There i,
large encampment on the eastern
slope of st. Quentin, a second in th'
valley between Metz and Forts EN-
Dorado and Quentin, a third at thl
foot of Fort st. Julian, and the fourth
in the rear of the railroad sheds ans
workshops.
The correspondent of the Tribune
at Berlin, on the 9th, telegraph
by next Sunday the whole corps viii
decline to operate against Belpor
and Lyons, and will be concentrate,
in Upper Alsace.
The recruits for the line CORDS ar
already gathering at the differen
rendezvous, and those for the guard
will be enrolled from the 81 to tn
10th.
The popular appetite for couques
is increasing. but trustworthy &C
counts from headquarters represen
the King aud Bismarck both sincerel
desirous of peace.
The TTi6une's special correspondent
writes from Rome on the 2Sd. The meet
ing in the Colif5eum to nominate Jun
was crowded, and dtscordant. Its nomi
nees. IN attempting next morning to tax
possession OF the Capital, ,swere refused ad
mission by Bsrsorberg, under Cardona;
orders.
them, Being pledged to the Romans
| choose their own form OF government
ali kilograms relating TO this subject al
can. Cardona is IN posse sion OF tt
power, but the popular community ins1:
" me bIs foreisners residing in Rene hav
. signed an address to the King, expreSStn
their cOngratulation for the occupation
the city, and declaring that Its prevtoJ
condition. was tntclerable, and that the
themselves, and their property, were
the mercy of the brigandS and merceni
. ries. They welcome his strong and hone
Cardona mas placed troops at all Il
Convent gates to prevent the removal
/. a reconciliation between the Pope an
e the King appears daily more probable.
The Priests and Monks, after Two da,
conceaIment, have shown themselvI
again in public, protesting 10 oe goo
Especial to the World.l
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Your special at Bo
5 logne sends details OF the recent actor
g about Paris. He says:
, On the 2Sd General Mondutz's fore
EtOrmed and captured the heights know
y as La Roche ChatilIon, three mill
l south east Of Paris, disIodging the Ge
& the hill, and establishing batteries yylliS
: thew stfn hold, as they do CIamart Bogn
where they have demolished the svorl
J, thrown mp by the Germans and BargI
Q refug On the next day, Gener
: Mandeitz made an attack in for
, on the German position of La Brie q
: Marne, nine miles east OF Paris The Gs
q mans had fortified themselves here upC
. the SLOPES commanding the river and
i Cbafeau de Lange. They defended &
f 0Iace with desperation, but after three q
saults. In which many lives were lost, q
Frencn stormed all their entrencnmen
j. set fire to the Chateau, and compelled {
s surrender ofthe whole German force. =
- occupation of La Briesuer, Marnes and
ChatiIIon, has compelled the Germans
: evacuate FOntatnbeleau,a and cuts the dirt
communications between the Grow
Prince of Prussia and Versailles and {
King at Ferrieres.