The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-25
EUROPE.
ny Atlantic Telegraph.
Bismarck Av0Ws his Purpose TO Join
the Liberals - Republican Senti.
ment Gaining Ground In SpSin-
VeguFIus Hubsiding.
ENGLAND.


the rioter, shot at Drakheda, was the
occasion of Fenian display there
Sunday. Great crowds were in the
streets, and fully 5000 men were in
the procession. The demonstrations
at Dublin and in Hyde Park, London,
on the same occasion, were triAing
affairs.
LONDON, November 23-Evening.-
Elections were held to- day in nine
teen counties. The Conservatives
carried the larger number of these
elections, and have somewhat reduced
the Liberal majority in the House.
The totals stand as follows: Liberals,
343; Conservatives, 212-Liberal ma
jority, 131.
A rumor is in circulation that Josh
Mazzini, the great Republican leader,
died on Friday last at Lugano, in
Switzerland.
LONDON, November 23.-Mr. Glad
stone. In a pamphlet entitled Chap
ters of an Autobiography" just pub
lished, defines and defends his
changes of opinion on the subject of
the Church Establishment. All the
Liberal journals review the book, but
apparently copies were not furnished
the Conservative press. as they are
silent about it. The Tnpes regards
it as voluntary and hazardous con-
fession.
LONDON, November 24.-The re.
port of the death of Mozzin is con-
tradicted.
LONDON, November 24.-Among
the candidates elected Yesterday are
Sir John Simeon, Liberal, from Isle
of Wight; Sir Patrick o. Brien, Lib
eral, from Kings County. and John
Brady, Liberal, from Lietrim.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The Pan Mall
Gazette urges the Alabama Claims
Commission to sit alternately Ia Lon
don and Washington for convenience
to both the British and American
claimants.
Mr.. Gladstone and his colleague,
Mr.. Grenfell, have been defeated in
Southwest Lancashire. At the con-
clusion of the poll the vote stood:
Gross. Conservative, 7,730; Tourner,
Conservative, 1870; Gladstone, Lib
eral, 1880; Grenfell, Liberal, $3.50.
LONDON. Nov. 24.--Ali the great
powers agree In condemning the
course of Wallachia as false to the
obligations of her treaties. at
PRUSSIA. tFf
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-Bismarck ma kes
no secret OF his design TO leave the
Federal party aud join the Liberals.
SPAIN.
MADRID, November 23.-The ad-
vocates OF Republican institutions
are gaining ground. The city of Bar
celona favOrs Republic.
MADRID, Nov N.-Large public
meetings have been held in BARGE
Iona by the Monarchist and Republi-
can parties. Professions with bands
parade the streets, aud other demon
strations are made, but, though politi-
cal feelings run high, all proceedings
spected. The Monarchists are largely
in the ascendent. though the Repub-
licans seem to be gaining. All the
parties in Madrid are preparing to
make similar demonstrations, and
canvass before the coming election.
MADRID, Nov. 23.-The Provis-
ional Government has promulgated q
decree reorganizing the schedule of
import duties, and making reductions
on many articles. The changes are
to go into effect on the first day of
January. The following are among
the provisions of the new decree:
Vessels are permitted to enter Span
ish ports on paying tonnage dues at
from 80 to 130 reals per ton. The re-
ductions of the tariff made by the de-
cree of October are revoked.
The payment of the semi-annual
interest on the public debt is pro-
vided for.
1t is officially announced that the
elections for delegates to the Consti-
tutional Cortez will take place on the
18th of December, and the Cortez will
meet on the 18th of January, 1869.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Nov. 24.-The corporal
authorities of this city have petitioned
the government for the pardon Of
Fenian convicts.
ITALY.
NAPLES, November 23.-The erup
ton of Vesuvius is subsiding. There
are no fears now for the adjacent viii
lage.
BREsT, November 24.-The steam.
ship Laureat, from New York, arrived
to- day.