The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-13
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MADR1D, August 11.-The pro
!, visions stipulated by martial law,
: passed April 18th, 1921, which re-
quire the assembling of council of
war to try Insurgents, are not now
being observed IN Spain. The troops
shoot all individuals suspected of
Carlistism, without any kind Of trial.
Nine persons have been sUmmarlly
shot IN the vicinity of Barcelona,
which has created a very bad i'm
preston among the people.
1t is reported that General Prlm
intends offering the crown of Spain
to King Louis Of Portugal, IN which
case Spain and Portugal would be
governed IN . similar manner as Aus
tria and Hungary, and the King
would divide his residence between
the two capitals.
A Carlist chief. Cabecilla Estarus,
i has crossed the French frontier, and
passed into Catalonia, where he has
Joined band of 400 strong.
ALEXANDRIA, August IL. - The
letter from the Sultaa of Turkey was
received here on Monday last, and il
| is reported the contents do not pre-
sent any serious features, and that a
satisfactory reply can easily be made.
go TURKEY.
EUCHARIST, August IL. u Prince
Charles viii leave at, the end of the
week on ) visit to the Gar. in Crimea.
| aCoNsTANTINoPLE, August 11.-On
the recommendations of the British
and Russian mbassies, the Porte has
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sian Ambassador to observe the pres
ent provisional boundary line until |
the completion of the Iurco- Persian |
Commission Map. ls.s ms aas
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, August 11.-Tha King has
accepted the resignation rendered by /
the Ministry. y -
seH 9 r ENGLAND.
OXFORD, August I2.-John Rus
kin, the art critic, has been elected |
to the Siade Art Professorship Of Ok
ford University.
LoNDoN, August II. = The Times
publishes letter from Madrid, where
of the following is an extract:
Spain cannot be in a worse state.
A change must come, unless the
rulers are prepared for revolution.
The treasury is empty; it is impos-
sible to collect taxes; and there is
popular discomfort everywhere. Prim
and bis colleagues have no easy times
ahead Z, aH1H~
LONDON, August u. The Times
to-day has an editorial on the rela-
tons between Great Britain and the
United States, suggested by the
Queens closing speech. The writer
says the Queens opening and closing
speeches are apparently inconsistent,
but the explanation is found in the
fact that the international relations
depend on a reciprocity of the feelings
Of the people, and not on the nego-
tlatlons of their ministers.
Messrs. Johnson, Stanley and Sew
ard have been succeeded by others,
but the sureties of peace and friend
ship abide on stronger basis than
diplomacy can furnish.
LONDON, August 12.-,Ehe -Nelcs, in
a leader on the prorogation of Parlia-
ment, says: When we have had a J
few more sessions like the last, with
a series of such failures in legislation, J
and with a continuance of such a
waste of time and energy of the :
working half of the legislature re-
form of the House cf Lords will be-
come a pressing question of time. The 5
question must eone. 1t may be de-
layed by concession or fastened to a
decision by continued obstruction, I
but until reform is accomplished. 7
elective and hereditary Peers will c
meet in suspicion and not often part {
In harmony.
LoND IN August 12.-Adyices from {
Odessa report that the quantity of I
wheat to be harvested is large, but a
decided opinion as to It's quality can
not be given until the result Of the
recent rains is known.
[By French Cable.I {
LONDON, Aug. 12.-The Board of
Directors of the French Gable Com
pany have passed a resolution ex-
pressing regret for the death of Mr..
Cornelius Grinnel at Ryde. I
The Committee of the Royal Victo- I
ria Yacht Club unanimously voted I
that letter of coincidence be sent to I
DIR. Bennett, expressing sorrow for c
the untimely end of Mr.. Grianel, and |
requesting Mr.. Bennett to convey the
letter to She relatives of the deceased,
by the French Cablel !
LONDON, August 12.-Advices have
been received from Rio Ianiero to
July 18th Minister Mcmahon had {
arrived at Rosarari0. He left the
headquarters of President Lopez on !
the 24th Of June, and was accompan- e
led to the Brazilian lines by a son Of
Lopez and escort. c
Mr. Worthington, late American
Minister at Buenos Ayres, had taken
leave of President Sarmenteo, and f
Mr.. Kirk, the new Minister, had pre-
sented his credentials.
The rebellion in Uraguay had end
ed. Gen. Oarabellas and other lead
ers of the insurrection, had been cap
tured, and were awaiting trial.
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, August IL. - The
Viceroy has received a letter from the
Sultan. 1t is reported that its con- i
tents are not of so serious a character
as was anticipated, and Ismael Pasha
will have no difficulty in making a
satisfactory reply.
SCOTLAND. !
GLASGOW, August 12,-Jef. Davis Z 7
and Charles Mckay are in this city. {
lBY FRENCH CABLE.l :
FRANCE. t
PARIS. Aug. 12.-The Emperor is
slightly ipdisposed to-day. but will
depart for the Camp of Chalons, re.
naming till Saturday.
Marshal Mel is pronounced hops-
less.
PARIS, August II. - NJ. Devenne
will probably be made reporter of the
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