The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15
EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Death OF YlsCOHnt CFanbOuFRe-The
Prince and Princess Of Wales TO
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LoNDONgApril 14.-Viscount Gran
bourne, Marquis Salisbury, Secretary
OF State for India under Lord Derby,
Is dead. His eldest son is Viscount
| CranbOurne. and a member of the
House of Commons for Stanford, who
succeeds to the titles and estates of
the late Marquis. [.f.
The London journals, this morning,
publish elaborate obituary notices of
the deceased peer, and all express re-
gret for his loss. air.lH
The House Of Commons will sus-
tain the transfer Of Lord Cranbourne
to the House of Peers in consequence
of his fathers death.
DUBLIN, April 14-The great pre-
parations which have been made here
to give all possible ecLat to the visit
of the Prince Of Wales, are about
completed. ffI-II
The castle has been changed
into a royal palace for his, aceommo-
dation M
st. Patriek's Cathedral has been
most superbly decorated for the COM
ing ceremonies attending the invita-
ton of his Royal Highness as a /
Knight of St. Patrick.
TIE quays and public buildings are
laYishly Ornamented with flags,
streamers, notices and other decora-
tions, and beautiful triumphal arches
have been erected in the principal
streets through which the Royal visit
ors will pass.
The people from the surrounding
country are pouring into the city, and
crowds of visitors are hourly arriv-
ing from England, to witness the GER
emOnies and participate In the fes
tivities Of the reception.
LONDON, April l4-Evening.- ]
ter a parting interview with the 4
Queen, this morning, the Prince and I
Princess of Wales, accompanied by I
their respective suites, left London !
on their visit to Ireland. They took |
a special train for Holly Road, where |
they will embark on a feet which is |
to convey them across the Irish Sea.
1t is expected that they will land in /
Dublin at noon tomorrow.
LONDON, April ia telegram I
from Lisbon announces the arrival of /
a steamer from South America, with I
dates from Rio Janeiro to the oath /
ult. The dispatch states that she (
brings no war news from Brazil. This I
leads to the impression that recent |
movements Of the allies on the Rio I
Parana. have not resulted so faY0ra- (
bly, as the Brazilians expected.
The winners on the secOnd day, at /
the New Market-CraYen race, were /
Mr.. Merry's Parson, who won the I
sweepstakes Of 100 soyereigns each. 1
Earl, owned by Marquis Hastings,
and Blue Gown, owned by Sir j. /
HaWley, who came IN neck and neck, /
aud divided the biennial stakes; and /
Montagnard, owned by Count De |
Lagrange; and Mr.. IL Saville's Blue /
Skin, who also came in even. and di- /.
Yided the Suffolk handicap stakes.
The racing was very fine, and the 4
cIoseness Of the result created great |
excitement and enthusiasm.
FRANCE. 4
. PARIS, April 1.-The Journal Des
Debates, In an editorial article to-day, /
scouts at the apprehensions which /
have been raised of an approaching /
war, and particularly denies that
there Is any danger Of war with Ter /
many In proof of this, the JOufHat /
says France has already refused to /
enter into close alliance with Eng
land and Austria unless Prussia Is !
included
DENMARK.
CoPENHAGEN, April 14.-It is un.
derstood here that the Emperor Of /
Russia has declined to inteTpose his
GOOD Offices as mediator between Dem
mark and Prussia, for the settlement
of the controversy concerning the
SchlesWig Provinces.