The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-14
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.

PARIS, June 12.-About 200 arrests
were made last night. The populace
generally assisted the troops to pre-
serve order, and the streets were clear
by one o'clock.
PARIS, June 12-Evening. ng.-Ismael
Pacha arrived here to-day. The fol-
lowing is officially promulgated to-
day: The recent disorders approach
a termination owing to the strength
and energy of the public opinion.
PARIS, June I2.-Tumults in the
streets continue. The cavalry paraded
all night, but met with no resistance.
Arrests continue. The streets have
become more tranquil, but strong de-
tachments Of military were posted In
convenient places, to prevent an out
break.
When the Emperor and Empress
drove through Mont Morte yester-
day, they were entirely unattended.
ENGLAND. s.l.
LONDON, June 12-Dispatehes from
Calcutta, dated june 9th. state that a
severe cyclone occurred there and In
the vicinity. doing great damage to
buildings in the city and shipping IN
the harbOr. At last accounts the
cyclone was still raging.
Immease Tory demonstrations
have been held to-day III vaaous parts
Of the kingdom. At Manchester over
200, 900 persons were present. Reso-
lutiOns protesting against the passage
of the Irish Church Bill were passed,
and a monster petition, embOdying
the substance of the resolutions, was
sent to Earl Derby, for presenta ton
to the House OF Lords.
At Liverpool there were 5000
people present. Speeches were made
by distinguished persons, ana resolu-
tions against the disestablishment of
the Irish Church were unanimously
adopted.
LoNDON. June 12-The Times has
au editorial on the state of Affairs In
Paris l. says the crowd which de-
molshed the kiOsques sung the Mar
settles at midnight il is not their
politics that is to be feared, but 1t
must be remembered that it is long
time since crown has disturbed the
peace of Paris. The phenomenon IN
worthy of attention, coming as 1t
does after an electin which gave
nearly half the votes of the country
to the opposition party.
The. Ne1Us says, Europe must look to
the independent increasing of minOri-
ties in the Corps de LegisidtiG for
/ cessation of armed peace of France,
which is hardly less disastrous to the
interests of civilization than a pro-
tTacted war.
LONDON, June 12.-The Times, In
speaking of the position of the Lords
on the Irish Church bill, says: Mar
I duis Salisbury's anticipation of the
situation Of Peer is now realized. We
| are in q crisis-one of those rare
great occasions. When the national
mind is fully declared the Lords must
defer to the country. Otherwise the
| machinery of the Government cannot
be carried on, owing to our fixed, un-
/ alterable Constitution. The House
of Peers must yield.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. June 12.-The deputies
in the Zallverein Congress from Baden
here, proposed that the various North
| German Consuls represent the South
German States also.
SPAIN.
CoRDovA, Spain, June ia great
meeting of Republicans was held to-
day for the purpose of protesting
against a return to monarchy. Depu-
ties were present from every Southern
province. Speeches of an inhamatoTy
character were made. During the
proceedings, a Spanish flag, entwined
In that of the United States, was ex,
hibited, and the semblagc shouted
for America and for Gen. Grant
/ About ten thousand people were
present. While the meeting was il
session the military and civil guard
interferred, creating a panic, anC
many women aud children were
trauipled down, anG several lives were
lost. The crowd barricaded th'
streets, and there is danger OF a serious
affray.