The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22
EUROPE.
BIZ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Particulars Of the Arrest Of George
FranciS Train.
ENGLAND. 1913

LONDON, January 21-Noon.-The
following particulars OF the, arrest Of
George Francis Train have been re-
ceived from Queenstown:
During the transit of the Tender.
which contained the passengers. and
baggage of the Scotia to the wharf,
the baggage OF Train, as we'll as that
of Thomas Z. Durant, of New Z York,
who also was a passenger, was sub
jected to a most vigorous examina-
ton by the custom officers. Nothing
of an incendIary or seditious charac-
ter being found in the trunks of
either, they were both permitted to go
ashore. As they stepped from the
steamer to the wharf they were ar
rested and taken before Justice of
the Peace in the city. The examina-
ton elected nothing against the pris-
ouers to warrant their detention, and
they were discharged. @f
Soon after their arrival at their ho-
tel they were re-arrested. Upon the
completion of a second examination
Durant was discharged-the author
tiles, however, detained Train, and he
was sent in custody to the Cork Jail.
On Saturday he was brought before
the Court. and re-examined, butsWas,
remanded until Monday, the 9th
inst In the meantime the case is
creating considerable excitement.
The newspapers are re-printing some
characteristic speeches. of Train as
forming a sort of justification for his
arrest.
LONDON, January 21.-Mr. Train
was discharged from arrest, at Cork,
this morning. He has sent the fol-
lowing dispatch by the Atlantic cable
to his friends in America:
II have Just been released on the.
Intervention of Mr.. Adams. I have
brought suit against the British Gov
ernment for one hundred thousand
pounds damages
GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN"
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, January 21.-The ac,
counts received here of the threatened
disturbance in Waterford County,
were greatly exaggerated on Friday
A number of men under the cover of
night, surrounded the Martello Tow
er, at Duncannon, and made hostile
demonstrations but finding the place
well garrisoned, the crowd retired
without making any attack or doing
any damage.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, January 21.-According
to statement made by the Govern
meDt, the measures taken to preven-
/ the late invasion of the States of the
Church by the Garibaldians, have
added eighteen million livres to the
expenditures of the past year.
Prime Minister Menabrae has ad-
dressed a short note to the Spanish
Government. 1t was called forth by
speech of Queen Isabella, at the
opening of the Courts, in which it was
announced that Spain was ready to In
terfere for the defense of the Papal
States.
Menabrea informs the Spanish Cab
met that the States will not admit in
tervention, in her affairs, of any for
eign power, save France. in which
case such Intervention is only allowed
by special treaty stipulations.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 21.-The Moafteur
publishes a letter from South Ameri-
ca. which says: The communications
of President Lopez, at Humata, are
secure. and all attempts of the allies
to take that fortifeation by seige is
hopeless.
The cholera has broken out in
Buenos Ayres, and specie payment
has been suspended in Monteviedo
These internal difficulties, the writer
/ thinks, will prevent vigorous prose
cution of the war against Paraguay
on the part of Brazil and Uruguay.