The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-14
Foreign N ewe.
ENGLAND

: LONDON, October 13-Lord Der
by's condition is much worse day
He has been insensible for seYera
hours = +
LONDON. October 13. - Advice:
have been received from Sydney, New
South Wales. to tie 9Th ultimo, and
state that the U. 5. steamer Keafsarg5
was in port.
A grand entertainment was given
by the citizens Of Sydney, in honor OF
her commander, Captain Thornton.
1t was reported that the Tybee Is
landers had solicited the United
States Government to establish pro-
tectorate.
LONDON, Oct. i3.--The principal
race today at New Market was for The
Middle Park plate, for two.year olds,
was won by Frivolity, beating Sun
shine and King Craft
! The Chapter Of the diocese ol
Exeter viii probably reject the nom
ination OF the Rev. Mr.. Temple to
that seat.
| LONDON. Oct. 13.-Tho Times this
morning has a Editorial on Spanish
affairs. The BrStef Esays ahe has but
| little sympathy for, and less faith 10,
Spanish Republicanisln. The failure
Of the present Government is owing
to an unnecessary prolopgation OF the
PEOElsIoneIa GaoNornn8eS3t, aud the1at-
tempt-to cIose It up when it hes be-
come impossible to 1oso. There is
4 no King named as forthcoming, and
1t IS better to leave amEhers7 as they
are. a regency is the only
possible scheme when it is IN
derstood that dangerous que5-
tlOns lie Dormant IA chan ges g Ia
government will be indefinitely ad-
journed. Some steps may now be
made towards a conciljatioa Of the
two parties. Eastellers. "a gHefas and
others are not forminable as adYer-
saries, and may be useful as
friends. They are avaWed Re
publlcans. but men IOf or
der. We might easily regard
the regency as a halfway house less
Objectionable than a monarchy and
less dangerous than a republic. Prim
/ leans this way, and between him and
Casteller a union is possible. A Gov
ernmeRt 10 which Casteller would
represent freedom and Prim order
and authority, might offer sufficient
guarantees OF their honest views aud
tendencies to satisfy all reasonable
people.
SPAIN.
NIADRIDg0ct. 12.-The railroad in
the vicinity of Valencia has been de-
stroyed. A fight took place near the
spot, In which 250 men were killed
and wounded on both sides.
MADRID, October 13.-The Gov
ernment troops are entrenched at Va
lencia, and await reinforcements be-
fore making the faal attack on the
linsurgents. 3Uf tnH& @ dl
A frigate is anchored of the city,
and will assist the troops q the as
sluIt. -aL.4t
MADRID, October 13-The troops
Of the garrison of Madrid were re-
viewed to-day by Gen, Prim.
The Government official declare the
rebellion Is dylag out, but theaRepub +
! licaBs contradict them and maintain
that Il is increasing. The inter-
rup5ion of communication renders it
difficult to obtain information from
the provinces, but there is no doubt
that the Instruction extends through
out the country.
The Cortes has appointed COM
mittee to inquire into the conduct of
deputies who are supposed TO be with
the Insurgents, and to report what
action shall be taken in their cases.
The Insurgents, who were defeated
with such heavy loss at Saragossa, i,
were under the leadership Of Salvage
hea aad Franton.
Martial law has been proclaimed
at Malaga. Many families have fed.
to TaDgier
Talencia still resists the Govern
ment arms, but there is reason TO be-
lieve that its capitulation is immi-
nent.
PARIS, October 13.-The Journal
Ofictel has the following news: Sew
eral public reunions have been an
nounced to take place here and dis
orders threatened. The Government,
however, will enforce the law author
izing the suppressing Of all meetings
of a character calculated to disturb
public order.
1t is now said that the story of
the finding of the body Of Mr.. Kenck
in Alsace is false.
( PARIS, October 13.-The Patrie
denies that the Government intends
to suspend the right of reunion, and
adds that tie Government simply de-
sires- to give warning that 1t will act
with energy should the public meet
ings degenerate in provocations of
insurrection.
\ Charles Augustine Saint Beuve,
the eminent critic, poet, and Senator
Of France, died to day, aged 65 years.
Prince Charles, of Roumania, has
Fgone to Brussels. He will return.
Thursday.
PARIS, October 13.-Mr. Panyer
Quertier, deputy to the Corps Legis-
latif, addressed a public meeting at
Rouen last night. He adv Gated the
abrogation of commercial treaties, on
the ground that they were incom-
patible with the government of the
PARIS. October 13.-The Patrie is
Informed that the Sultan will go to
Egypt, to preside at the Inauguration
of the Suez Canal l& z41
SCOTLAND.
GLASGOW, October 13.-The steam
ship Caledonia. from New York. has
CBy French cabIe.I
SPAIN.
MADRID, October ia consid-
erable force of Government troops
was prepared for and about to attack
the position of the Republicans at Va
lencia this morning.
Yesterday, active hostiIities were
suspended during the space of two
covery of the dead and wounded on
both sides.
The inhabitants Of the district COM
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