The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01
FOREIGN News.



| LONDON, October 30.-The paper,
| found ia bottle, off the coast of
| Cornwall, reporting the loss Of the
German emigrant ship WeseF, proves,
on examination, to be hoax.
The Times, in an article on the
Irish land question, says: 1t Is not
our business to satisfy the Fenians.
They would not be satisfied If Ire
land was doubly coniiscated for their
benefit. 1t is our business to do JUS
tice between the two classes eonsti-
tuting the bone and sineW OF. Ireland,
/ whose interests are Identical. and to
/ extirpate the most ancient root OF
| Irish wrongs two opposite sources OF
error must be reTn5m bered. 1t Eo1ld
! be wise not to meddle with the land
I question at all, unless we quiet the
present tenaats. At the same time,
1 1t would be short-slghted to sacrltce
the next generation, ireland wants
rest from agitation. but q shorbhved
/ rest must not be purchased By conces-
| sions pregnant with anarchy.
In closing the accounts With the
past it may Be just and necessary 10
reeogn1ze proserlptiYe rights OF doubt
tul origin, but 1t cannot be so as to
foster the growth OF similar rights IN
the future. sssasez1
~ RUSSIA. acrT Har-
ST. PETEBsBURG, October 30-The
Emperor of Russia will spend part of
the Winter at Cowes, Isle of Wight,
and Nice, France.
GBAsGow, October 30.AThe sGea1H-
ship Germania, from New York, has
arrived. The steamer America, from
Bremen, has also arrived.
s o1- SPAIN. rTssy9E
MADRID. October 29.-During the |
last momeRts-ef- different legisla- |
tive, king making causes this evening,
the ehanefs ofthe9Duke Moatpensier |
are revived, uand there appeared a |
probability Of a national union With |
the Duke for KiBg.
MADRID, October 30.-Senor Ara
dahz has laid his budget before the
Cortes. The excess of receipts over
expenditures IS estimated at &100, 600. |
The poll tax is suppressed. Civil sal |
aries are reduced twenty per cent? /
and clerical 30 per cent. 4 Sk3
FRANCE.
PARIS, October 30.-A rumor is
curreHt that the Emperor is againin-
1iti GensFs1 F lgdray. MihistSr to Rus.
lsia, departed to-day for St. Peters
TRIESTE, Oetobor 30-Military op-
erations agaipst the rebels in Dalma
TIA have been suspended in cOnse
queDce' OF Heavy SHOWS. II
STUTTGART, October 30-The Pope |
has summ6aed Fhthsr Hazel to Rome,
instead Of con frming Lis elect;nn to
the Bis hoprie of RDt5ehburg, probably
on account Of his action at the Fulda
Conference. -
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Oct. 30.AThe regular mail
steamer, frcIn South American ports,
has arrived She brings dates Of Rio
JapeiTO, 9eSabar Ii. g zou r5rss
The, sessions Of the Brazi han Cham
bers have been, pTorog0ed, after
mouths Of rest, during which ex-
tensive preparations have Been made.
The allied force In Parsguay had
again been put IN motion to attack
Lopez at San EstaGns. -uEa
Iey French q2bleI
SPAIN.
MADRIr, October 29.-The govern
ment 0and- peoPIe have experienced
another ministerial crisis The diff
Guilty occurred directly on the ques-
tion OF tbs eaRaidaturc Of different
parties Tor the tbFo ne, and the diyi-.
sion caused by, the roles of their diff
fer0at friends Ia the ministry and leg
islative bodies. Senors Silvia and
Ardanezy have resigned their port
T. 81 l. l. |
was held last might for the purpose of
naming king, at which one hundred
and ton delegates voted for fife Duke
of Genoa, sou Of King Victor Eman-
uel The Unionists will, however,
vote aeajinst him. A nlqeetigg Of the
naj6rity7 party will be held'this even
l9g. z.i 5 La .a..ZL 1''
Eashingt0R News ss
WAsHINGToN, October 29.-Minis-
ter Lowe has not yet received .his In
structionsas Minister to China. but
will IL a Few days, and will sail for
Europe Immediately.
Mr. Wade, English Charge DIFF I
fairs, wlfo suoeeeds Dir. AlIcael1 Ia
China, Is reported to have said, re-
Gently, thabzJ ~ Ross Browne was in
error IN stating that the Chinese had
made no progress Prey had recently
established loIeign Office and pro |
Vided for the education of the youth
abroad, and this, With-the appoint
mant of Nlr. BarlIngaIne tothe mis-
sion, indicated considerable progress.
Mr., Wade thinks that all Mr.. Bur
lIngame's treaty viii be rsti6ed.a
S>EYAsBINGToNs Oct 30 irsf Lieu
tenant Wm K O"IO0le has heen
detached rs Rfoiesser OF Military
Science at the Missouri STATE Uniyer
sity. 1Ee is he2
There was 2 large number Of visitors
at the W hite Housa tOsday, majority
OF them merely to pay their respects
to the PresidGut. 5.-ll1,',1
CD. Smith vas appointed Surveyor
OF Castoms q Paaueah. xEvs IL
Gen. B9lknap enters upon the
duties of ASecrotaTy4of- War on Mon
Rfgceis5ss $ ~ irae tioBap currency for
the week, Sl.219. 600; shipments. $13,= T
2Q3. 600; amount redeemed, S421, 600.
I b Treasurer Spinner this forenoon re-
ceived, for redemption, a twenty-five
cent note OF the new issue, which has
the appCaranee-of. kavin z beenein cir
culation some time, bat does not bear
the rcd seal aIaRp3D altsl face liked by
law The note IS upon genuine paper
and prinsea rom the genuine plates.
PFapaRati01s for tie aectIng OF the
S0cetY or the ArMg Of the Ten-
-negSess - 1ds 8l 3a Il
LoUlsvILEE, Uasa a0.-EztensiYe-
preparations. .kOr the meeting OF the |