The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-12
ESTABLISHED. 1881.
EUROPE.
hsy "A Atlantis 5ll Telegraph.

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- .-2s1 ENGLAND. 5uuazn ~
LONDON, October 11-Mr c,.5
stones address TO the AIect5s..i - iAu 81 : :
South Lancashire is praiseJ Jd'yrs hs .Si p
Liberals who contrast its frarL .s.S .alS
positive tone with the vague and ns,.. suu
tive ntteranees of DisraeIi. Tie T6~r,
Journals do not take up the ssfNo
Popery.o cry Of the Premier. bnt rest 1,G
the claims of their party in the par
lIameHtary canvass on the brilliant
forelgn policy of the Ministry. the
success of the yAbyssinian war. the
necessity for the defense of the
Church of Englandyfrom the dangers
by which 1T is menaced, and the main-
genance OF strict economy in expend-
ltures. On the latter point, however.
they are sharply .assailed by the
w hugs, who point out the inconsisE-
ency between the precept and practice.
.,l The Chinese Embassy are making |
progress in their preliminary negotia-
ions WITH the British -Government.'
= /. 1f IS reported that Mr., Burlingame.
nnds that Lord Stanley is not, un-.
friendly to the policy proposed by
Ohlna, and that he is ready to treat
The question on the broad ground of
civilization, rather from the purely
EngIIshN point OF view urged by the |
LONDON Times 1t is understood that
the I'm bassadors9 will be received nv
the Queen on the 10th inst. After
their reception by the Queen, the
Em bassy wil1make a visit to Paris.
LONDON, October 10.-The prelimi-
narIes of a national treaty similar to
that areeently concluded between
y orth Germany and the, United
states have been arranged between
Lord Stanley and the2Auierican Min i,
.SN1h SPAIN. Fl i4ii' 3ioA
MADRID, October III The Local
J unta at Seville, at the request of thet
United StatesbC Consul, have granted 1
permission to the foreign residents Id.
build a Protestant church within the c
wallis oflthe city "os' 4 III ~ a'.t'tiiio a
Dops Riyero5 has ,dbeen appointed /.
Mayor of Madrid .ss9 y n n'0' % l
All the provinces have recognized
he authority aof the Central Proyi, / r
'!onal unta. now la session. in this 2
'iIy' gs4l-9el en1 sElVan AUS q ffssitll .
MADRIp, October IO.-The Pro-
7lslonal Junta has issued a circular
INVOKING all Spanish officials and citi- e
.ens to join IN preserving order, and q
,hus prove that the revolution lust
was notianarchy or vi I
)lences but peace aud Justice.
h Elections for members of the .cortes =
vas liked for the 18th of November. b
dosage has left Paris for this city. e
y ohR Il. Hale, American Minister, =
ias waited on Serrafio and congratu- v
ated him. " 80, 8 8
Gonzales Bravo's secretary was Ii
nobbed yesterday and badly hurt. slC
zen came uPon the ground and
made speech to the rioters. He de-
llored any act of violence. He said
he people could now afford to forget =.
ne wrongs OF the former. servants of !,
he CrOWn. sRsss sT%F w ~ ga U
BERLIN, October 10.-Reports hav-
1g. been received here of lawlessness IL
nd disqulet, in Cuba. the merchants
/ various cities II Germany have ~
nlted in a request to the Govern Ito
lent to send ships of-war to that
sland in order, to guard the interests
f German traders.
srs4r FRANCE. vfb lgt
p ARfs, Octubcrff.=Fher reference =
0 SchlesWig qmade by the King Of L
Denmark. in his speech at the opens j 4
ng of the Rigs kaat, induces the al
emii official journals here to declare H.
bat France is pledged to the treaty ~
f Prague, and that p Prussia must not -
epart from the obligations of that
omDaet. ,EaE1s} HuT hsf 80 - q z
The fears OF a E11rooppsean roops war have Il
batedoH The, press however, says. the ~
rmofies of France were never buster -,
han at present. rfffHegfVgoE fnmgef1 Gl a
PARIS, October 10.-The Emperor io
efers his. s.return from Biarritz.
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