The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05
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BY Atlantic Fe1esraph.
ENGLAND.

/ = ENGLAND.
LONDON, October s3.-Disraeli has
issued an address to his constituents
of Buckfnghamshirey reciting the
course pursued by the Minister on
the7question of refofni, the %national
| finance relations between England
and foreign nations, and the triumph
ant termination of the Abyssinian
war. He commentsaat length on the
reform project, gives@its history, and
recounts his objections thereto. He
holds that the Ministry had right to.
expect the Wings would wait and
learn the temper of the new Parlia-
mept on that question: before pressing
its seonsideration, but. they saw fit to-
bring before the House of Commons
at the last moment a7bill seTering the
Church and State The disestablish- !
ment of the Irish Church meant and
included at movement. Itinvolved
also the elstirring of additional rancor
and bitterness in Ireland. 1t would
unsettle property an d makeseonfsca1 |
ton contagious; and worse @shan all,
1t gould give England over 10 Popery,
and practically to the rule ofa foreign
power. -
LoNDes, October git issreported
that military and commercal treaty
haA been concluded by France and
Holland, and that Belgium is expect
ed 70 join its terms. ~
Perfect. order reigns. at Madrid At
Barcelona the people sacked the Town
Hall d-publicly burned the statue
of Queen Isabella.AS Count Cheste,
who sought to repress the riotous
proceedings, was fired on by the mob,
but fed, and escaped upderseovsrlof
night,
Bassils has been appointed to the
command of the Provinces Of CafeIo-
MIA, by the Provisional Junta.a ~
for the jconst1uction Eof an utderl
ground railroad, in New York, has
been concluded With the English en- |
gipeers who ,builts the underground |
railway in this city,aDd they expect |
to enter on the work at an early |
day. Mr.. NJ B. DunsapS Sgwho sailed |
tia, yesterday, took outthe contract
for the approval of the Board of
DlrectorsS sEA zAkE KS |
LONDON, Oct, .3.-eYening-It is
announced that the great powers of !
Europe will ,aliov their diplomatic
relations with Spain to remain in
Stdtu quo.
.3H0l TlsRArN. JKAT i
MADRID, Oct. 3-Marshal Serrano,
accompanied by seven Generals of the
arny,s entered Madrid today in fri-
umph. Great preparations weFemade
for his reception. The streets and
buildings, public and private, -ywere |
superbfyE decorated: "A large civic
and military procession escorted the
Generals through the city. The I
houses, side waKsand public squares
along the route of the procession were
crowded with citizens, who received
Serrap0 and the Generals with wild 1
The procession was fol-
lowed by a paradeE and review of the
National, Egand.. This. was a. great
patriotic display, and was made the
occasion of striking manifestations of E
the popular will.E The troeps carried
side by side with their banners,gwhieh
were inscribed, Down with the
Z" Sovereignty of the peo-
ple," Religious Liberty" Free
EdqcatiSn,"' :, and other mottoes Of a
similar character. seA - = /,
AT the termination of the review
Marshal SorranO made a patriotic
address taffhe 1mmehse multihiie of 4
citizens and soldiers, in the course of
which he announced that he had {
united with General Prim in calling.
Espartero, Duke of Viltoria, .
tothe head of. State. A4EAe kSA d
The formation ofa new Cabinet has
been completed. 1t is as 'foflows:l
Serrano, President; Castillo,
Minister of Commerce; Topete, Min =
ister of Marine. Aquirre, Minister of
Justice; General Prim, Minister of
War; Olayfge, Minister of Foreign
Madaz, Minister Of Finance.
Manuel de la Concha has been ar
rested. - b.s - ,ia1,.lo5 4 115 $50 $50