The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-28
FOREIGN News.


/ LONDON, September 26.-The news
reports to-day, are Of an exciting,
Leyen alarming character. Popular
disafections and disloyalty to the
existing Government prevails very
generally throughout the nation, and
bothi have again been expressed in
the shape Of an armed countEr-revo-
lutio1. There was an insurrec6onary
demonstration made By the. .v6L Lunteer
trooIs IN Barcelona last nigHf. 1t
was Gccasioned by the receipt Of the
government order commanding the
volunteers to disarm, and an attempt
on the part Of the local authorities TO
fpnfofce it. The fact that the volun-
sfeersSf Terragona, which refused to
lsdisarm;previously, were suffering i'm
priso6ment fo$sthe offense was made
an exgusefor aS additional attempt
In short TING Ve barricades, one of
which %aSH Hbtrn by the public cart
men, zero throRR up The cartmen's
barricade was 1ssauk1d by, the regu
lar troops and cafTied By bayonet
eharg after a very desperate resist
ance on the part of It's defenders and
a heavy loss of life. During the en-
gage hlent the insurgents had2 men
Killed apd large number wounded,
and s%enty of their most active
brethren we're made prisoners. The
troops had two commissioned officers
killed and several soldiers wounded.
Order v subsequently restored.
a radical republican democratic
demonstGatlSn is announced to be
made in %3arida during Wednesday,
the 29tR 81. More trouble is antic-
iLhted oRthe occasiona .bEIlslaH
kLoNDON, September 27.+-The Paris
correspoQdent Of The London Post
Efys the Sinterest In Cuban matters is
4KcrcasirS at Paris, but the public
0fust nOb&xpeOt to learn precisely the
4ptereourae between Madrid and
SSashing5s6. There Is a difficult
game TOD De played in1ordersto avoid
wounding Spanish pride -aa @foF
LONDON, September 2l,7-Mr. Glad
stone, In reply to a petition for am
nesty to he Faniarss promises to sub
NIT the petition to the Queen, but
does not pledge the Government to
any particular action on the subject.
He acknowledges the sOuhdness of
Judgment exhibited by the petitioners
IN attaching the true character to the
Offenses committed.
Jefferson Davis sailed for America
Saturday in the steamer Baltimore.
The Daily Nel0S of to day reports
that the object of Lord. ClareRdUn's
visit to Paris was TO announce TO Ma
poleon an arrangement between Aus
tria, Prussia, Russia and England to
preserve peace and check the cOnta-
gion Of revolution in France In case
Of the Emperor's death, but not to
thwart the German Union.
LONDON, Sept. 27-The Times Of
o-day, In an article on the cotton
question, says: If cotton is dear with
It's increased production because of
new spinning countries bidding
against US, then the Liverpool quota
tions are unintclligible. If spInners
not only carry off the raw material
but curtail their demand for our man
ufactures, the state of trade is unin-
telligible, also. On these supposi.
tions it is useless to Dry f0rmore and
cheaper cotton, the evil arising only
from the loss OF the monopoly. The
cotton demand is limited and compet-
itor5 diminish our share OF the manu-
factures. We cannot discern that
cotton at Sd per pound would bring
trade back to England. We lost il by
the loss of the raw material.
slt es FRANCE. alEoa
PARIS, Sept. 27.-The mystery of
the recent family murder approaches
a solution. The bodies Of the father
and eldest son have been discovered
near the spot where the lmOther aud
the other children were found.
HaTana News.