The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29
EUROPE.
News By Atlantic Cable.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL, June 28-According
TO the official report. 2, 800 emigrants
left this port for America last week.
LONDcN, June 28.-The steamships
Darien, from Idaho, Brittania, from
New York, and I'll. Neslorlan, from
| Quebec, have arrived.
The Times, to day, has an article on
the reviewing policy of the u. 5.
Government in dealing with Indian
tribes. 1t praises its patience and
fOrbearance In the past, and believes
the course the Government is now
driven to adopt to be unavoidable.
No terms of peace, continues the
Times, are practicable with unmiti-
gated and, for the most part, ire
claimable savages. They must disap-
pear, or the American nation will be
checked in its growth and progress.
LONDON, June 2S.-In the House
of Commons, tonight, Mr.. Lowe,
Chancellor of Exchequer, announced
that Her Majesty's Government in
tended to propose quarterly payments
Of interest on public securities.
LONDON, June 28.-The House of
Commons have passed the bankrupt
cy bill to a third reading
In the House of Lords tonight,
Baron Westbury gave notice of an
amendment to the Irish Church Bill,
granting out of the present revenues
two millions to the Catholics, one
million to the Presbyterians, aud the
balance to the Irish church.
The-Queen gave a public break fast
IN honor of the Viceroy OF Egypt this
morning, at buckingham Palace.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, June 28.-Large meetings
were held yesterday in various parts
of Ireland by those faVoring the re-
lease of the Fenians at Cork. Fifty
thousand persons were present at
Dublin, and 10000 at similar meet
ings at Limerick, Ennis and Drough-
eda. In all cases strong resolutions
were passed.
FRANCE.
BREsT. June 23.--Up to last even
ing the Great Eastern made 697 knots
from Brest, aud paid out 775 knots of
cable. There has been no fault,
whatever, in the cable. The inter-
ruption noted a few days ago, it is
now ascertained was owing to imper-
fections in the land connection. The
signals are perfect, and all is well.
PARIS, June 23.-Editorial articles
appear in the NoaiteHr aud Pays to-
day on the sale Of the Danish West
India Islands to the United States.
The two journals concur In declaring
that honor and self-interest alike de-
mand of the American Government
the faithful execution Of the treaty
concluded with Denmark.
PARIS. June 28.-The Emperor yes
terday visited the city Of Beauvis, and
was received with enthusiasm by the
people The Mayor aud Bishop of
Beauvis received the Emperor at the
city gates, aud conducted him to the
Hotel De Vile, where they presented
the address OF welcome. His maies-
ty, in repy to the Mayors speech,
returned thanks for the welcome he
had received from the municipality
and people. He reminded the Mayor
of his presence in the city at the in
auguratiou of the statue OF Heroine
Jean Fbuchet Ia HdchlHe eighteen
years ago. lie was pleased to see
the progress which the city and de-
AhtHGnt VI hniCu II WAS bllC AdDl-
tai had made since that period in
agriculture and in industry. He de-
clared that this prosperity was mainly
due to the order which for the past
seventeen years had reigned in France,
and he was certain that this condi-
ton OF order would never be seriously
disturbed. To response to the Bishops
OF Beauvis, the Emperor said the
addresses of Bishops, couched in the
language of piety, were always re-
ceived with Difference. Ii his prayers
were heard, religion would be honor
ed by a happy people, and France
would be great and prosperous.
Henry Rocheford, editor of La Co
lcme, has been convicted of the charge
of illegally introducing the journal
into France. He has been sentenced
to three years Imprisonment and to
pay fine of 1900 francs. To these
penalties are added the forfeiture of
his rights of citizenship for three
years, including the right to vote in
any election or to occupy a seat In the
Corps Legislatiff.
NJ. LimOnsin and J0urdan, editors
of the Siecle, have been fned 500
francs. and each editor of the Opin-
zone Rationale has been sentenced to
one months Imprisonment, with
fine Of 500 francs, for violation of
the Press Law