The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30
Foreign News.
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other large party of female emigrants
for Canada.
Il LONDON, October 29.-There is a
rumor afoat. though it scaHnot be
traced to a reliable source, that the
Russian Government has sent a note
to Turkey protesting against the pas
sage Of armed Austrians through
Turkish territory. s-.1.s ~ -. -. 7.
The Times has an editorial on
American finances, wherein the
writer comments on Secretary Bout
welPs advocacy of paying the national
debt In gold, and considers the very
necessity of such an advocacy a proof
of the strength of the repudiators.
Mr. BontWeH's appeal for paying the
debt will earn him glory and patriot
ism. The obligation cannot be put
too simply and nakedly.4 It is a duty
which America owes primarily to the
creditor.
The nation does not want any other
reason but that the creditors right
pointed to ii. The security of the
American public faith is excellent,
but their liability to alter the terms
Of contract against the will4o the
creditors would render their best se-
eurity bad. The only sound rule to
give capital courage to permeate the
Union is, that q bargain Is a bargain,
and that il is a Sufficient reason why
one party is bound to keep it, that
the other party to it has made his
arrangements on the faith of its being
kept.
LONDON, October ga, bottle,
found off Cornwall, states that the
ship Weiser foundered at sea, July l.
She had 346 souls on board.
LONDON, October 29.-Dispatches
from Madrid, this evening, indicate
the election OF the Duke Of Genoa as
King of Spain. In the meetings of
the different parties, held to day, the
vote resulted 122 in favor of the
Duke, against A.
Queen Victoria has telegraphed an
inquiry as to the healkh of Mr.. Pea
body, wherein she expresses great
anxiety in reference to sis illness.
LONDON, October 29.-At the New
market races, the Newmarket hands
cap was won by New Chalet.
LONDON, October 29.-The remains
of the Earl Derby were inferred at
Knowlesby to- day. There were no
public proceedings.
e1eondition of Mr., Peabody is
slightly more favorable this evening.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. 29-Seven battalions
for the frontier will soon sail for Ha-
vana. Enlistments for the Cuban
army still continue.
The dissensions among the Cabinet
and people, touching a choice of
uonnorob continue b0fa1
MADRID. October 29.-Dissensions
have broken out among the different
wings Of the opposition TO the final
selection of the Duke of Genoa as
King of Spain. which is now probable.
'dissension reigned' at the recent
meeting of representatives of all
political parties. General Prim made
great efortsto avoid a rupture in. the
coalition on the questions that relate
to the Church and the future mon
archy. The ecclesiastical estimates
are to be reduced 30 per cent
r. MADRID, October 2S.-TheFe have
been several preliminary meetings of
the members of different parties in
the Cortes, TO day, to discuss the
questioned the choie9 of q Monarch.
At that of the Unionist Deputies
every member save two voted against
the Duke Of Genoa. At the meeting
| of the Progressionists and Democrats
1O2 voted for the Duke of Genoa, and
fytwo. for the Duke OF Mentpensler.
Good judges say that in the Cortes
hitself 166 out of the 209 manarchists
viii record their votes for the Duke
of Genoa.
TErF PRUSSIA
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-Ludolf Champ
fausen has been appointed Minister
tSof Finances, vice Nauder HeyGtre-
| signed
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Oct, 29.-Em-
peror Francis Joseph, of Austria,
was received by the Sultan, amidst
much enthusiasm. -.rr
GLASGOW. October 29.-The steam
ship Damascus, from New York, has
arrived.
s e FRANCE . II KE
PARIS, October 29.-The Patrie
says that the military subdivision of
Natomi Tours and Lille are to be
abolished. The headquarters Of the
old district of Nancy will be at Metz;
f. PARIS, October 29.-An Is official
paper to-day, announces that the elec
| ton for four vacant seats IN the Corps
Legislatif from Pqris, has been fixed
for the 21st of November.
| PARIS, October 29.AThere is much
excitement in literary circles to day.
NJ, Pietri, Prefect of Police, has for
/ bfddenE the representation Of a new
drama, which had passed the censor
ship.
/ The Steele says the law of the7th
and 9th of June, regulating public
meetings, only exists through the
meetings. of Bonaparte at Port st.
Dennis, in 1848-meetings which
were fermented by the very men who
became leaders on the 10Th of De-
keembeR, and whose rallying word was
/ the name of the present Emperor E.
EE&E&-f w. EGYPT q
/ national Commission to decide on the
question of jurisdiction in the matter
/ of the Suez Canal opened its session
here to-day. The eAnerican Consul
was absent. having received no pow
/ iers from his Government. Houbar
| Pacha. the Egyptian Minister of
II IpTe4Sn <-fratfS. was mhu5 EfeS1QeuG
/ of the Commission. : -e.-,s .--l - =
# e1.i4 .st3L25h AUSTRIA 8lla 1oI
. PEsFH, October 29.-Bfr. jay, the
4 American Minister, Is In the city. He
had a conference. with Count Audosy.
Eahd subsequently, attended the ses-
i sions Of the Diet. Ef 4 EkE
fEis vienna, October 29.-Dispatches
from the south state that the Dalma-
tion ihsurreetion is more formidable
Il than at first7reported. sa5aszsaEs ~