The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-08
FURTHER NEWS By THE AMERICA.
BOSTON June 4
TRANCE.

FURTHER NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
BosroN, June 4.
FRANCE.
The debate on the electoral bill had com
menced. and the hall was densely crowded. /
Great excitement prevailed. After the pre-
sentaion of petitions from all parts of France
against the bill, and after the parlimary con-
test on the question of emergency, it was car
ried lg;inst the Mountain party by 4O7 TO
239 votes. Gen. Cavnignac. who was first
in The list of speakers. assembled the tribune.
! He rested his opposition to The measure on
! the letter and spirit of the constitution. which
required, as ITS first principle, universal suff
rage. and the bill was not to regulate but 10
destroy that right, besides it was i'll timed and
dangerous. IIl-timed because it would have
the ell, ct OF raising for the next two years in
surmounlabe difficulties in the way Of me CO.
YeTnment, aud dangerous because it would
serve to consolidate the hostile party cOmpos-
ed of all those who should feel that they had
been uniustly deprived of privileges that had
been conferred upon hem by the constitution.
He was listened 10 with absorbing allen
lion and met with no interruption during lis
long speech, and when he sat down he was
loudly cheered by the whole body.
The next most important orator WAS Vic-
tor Hugo, who had delivered glowing liza
Some sensation was created by the presenta-
ton Of a petition demanding an appeal to the
nation. A correspondent Of a leading Lon
don paper says there can be no doubt what
ever that the cabinet is watching an opporiu-
, nifty for suspending tie law and placing the
country under the yoke of the army. Obsri-
nate inrhearance Of the people has so far de-
p, prived the government The long sought pre-
text for declaring martial law. Several Sc
cret manu- ictores Of powder have been dis
: covered The prosecutions of the press are
unabated.
ROME.
The Pope is accused of alter pting TO es
cape and is again wishlnU to place himse
! under the protection of Austria, but he Is toe
,, CLOSELY watched by the French. Unless the
i, Pope yields TO liberal institutions. there /;
: reason TO apprehend that the Papal Govern
ment is at It's end.
. The British ship Spitelul has been ordered
: to Naples by Sir VIM. Parker with it view
" Ills said OF demanding reparaion Tor losses
: sustained by the English in 1913.
e GREECE.
- The Greeks were aware of what Ind pass
y ed between England and France and ha,
re honorahly received Mr.. Wye and mildly re
IN sumed relations with him. Admiral Parke
n had sailed for Malta
Il 41lN VI IL ~ AMI LIZ OI1IEhC.
y, Advces from Hamburg state that the wor
re of pacifcutioa Of Denmak is now carried 0
O. in London that England and France hay
y assented to the proposal of Prussia to brin
re matters to a summary decision on the Der
nd mark question.
10 AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
-, The Jesuits had been admitted into Vienn
bo again in spite of the opposition Of the ecci,
-, siastical authorities. Dalmata has been il
definitely placed under J. Macharl, who
=, now chief of Sclavona and DaImatia Ko
=, suth's children, have been allowed TO 30 al
,I1 see him. Bem's name has been nailed TO ii
On galiows by the public executioneF, and h
n property forfeited TO the State. A disratC
ig announces decree OF amnesty in favor
rb Hungary and the suppression of the Custo
,Ia barriers bet,. cen Austria aud Hungary.
20 a garrison of newly recruited troops a lara
81 Hungarian Nobieman having disobeyed 0
he ders, was sentenced to be fogged. All Il
Corporals of the regiment refused to execu
NJ the order. A Corporal of the Hungari5
g regiment Of Inftntry, was summoned fro
III The barracks, and commenced executing Il
~, order, but had only inflicted few biov
Of when the young Nobleman sunk down in a
ros of app1plrxv. In one moment all the He
MS meds rushed upon the Captain and put hi
eat to death. On the same evening, the emit
of troop was disbanded.
;ed GERMAN /.
nee The Berlin Congress of Princers close de
is nitely on the 10th. The most important d
It's cisions was preliminary agreed to at Erfu
ace is that the proportional Government of t
ere new Union, is TO be apportioned by nomr
eep tons of persons to be left to Prussia the :
an preme direction to be left TO Prussia, and
ng- soon as the Princely College and Mlnist
for are nominated, Prussia will enter into We
full rights, and forthwith commence negot
itch tons with the Cermanic State. not Of t
the Union especially, but with foreign Cover
and ments, for the acknoW ledgment of the Uni
ed and the regulation of external regulations.
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