The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21
Foreign RIeWR

! ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-The Psst say:
: it now appears that America has
only made friendly representation tC
the Madrid Government In favor ol
reasonable demands to Cuba.
Napoleon suggested to the Regency
that Spain should act considerably
towards CUba, and SO disarm Ameri-
can influence.
The French Government favors a
conciliatory policy at madrid and nom
Intervention al Washington
The Standard says Prim S attempt
to induce England and France 10
join 10 protectOrate for Cuba failed.
/ LONDON, September 20 Paris
correspondence of the Tines says the
4 Emperor s recovery has caused q lulI
in the fiery debate which had begun
between the parry Of the Enpress
! and the friends of Prince Napoleon.
The rivalry already displayed By each
II faction gives a fOTetasta of what Is in
! store for France when the death Of
/ the Emperor lets his family loose, a. ID
gives up the State to their uas eemly
/ discord.
/ LONDON, September 20.-The dem
0nstratiou in favor of the imprisoned
Fenians took place to day. Process
sions were formed in Clerkenwell,
and, with bands Of music, aud bear
/ ing flags and notices, marched IN
/ perfect order to Trafalgar Square.
There the meeting was organized.
| Six thousand persons we're present.
George Henry Moore, Member Of Par.
lament for Mayo, presided.
Mr.. Moore, on taking the Chair,
| addressed the meeting. He con
demned the English Government for
the prolonged Incarceration OF the
! political offenders, conirasted its con-,
fduct In this res peet with that Of the
other States IN Europe aud America,
aud concluded that England could
only be compared with Russia He
hoped the British, people would 10
longer tolerate such excessive sever
ity, and demanded the liberation Of
the prisoners a matter of Justice
Mr.. Bradlough and others followed
in the same strain.
Resolutions urging the uncondi-
tiOnal pardon of Fenians we're unani-
mously adopted.
The proceedings were very enthu-
siastic. No disturbance whatever oc-
Cured.
LONDON, September 20. The Times
regards the celebration Of Humboidt's
anniversary lin Berlin as shabbier
than that held in any city Of the old
sor new world. The total absence of
the upper classes, because they re-
garded the festival as a liberal demon
stration. is not balanced by the con-
gratulations OF princes aud princesses. /
a- PORTUGAL
LISBON, Sept. 20.-The steamer Rio
Janerio has arrived with dispatches
from Ascension dated August 18th, |
and reports that the allies had cap
tured Ascurra and Piorbobin. Lopez
fed, and the ParaRuayans can no
longer continue the struggle.
A provisional government has been
established at Ascunsi0n.s The eabove
news caused great rejoicing The
Brazil aud Argentine Confederation !
was considered at an end. Buenos !
Ayres, Montevedo and Rio JaueriO |
were Illuminated.
Henry I. Blow, Minister to Brazil, /
had arrived at Rio JaaeFio.
IRELAND.
QUEENsTowN, September 20.-The |
steamships City of London and Idaho |
have arrived irom New York
DUBLIN, Sept 20.-John Martin
has gone on a visit to the United /
States. HU
The rjskmaa to-day says no terms
for Ireland will be acceptable without |
the release OF Fenians Its verdict |
of the Irish people that England must |
set these men free, or avow that her !
promise of a better Government for /
Ireland is alie-Bt DIa
SPAIN.
r MADRID. Sept. 20. IL The army
muster aud despatch of tro0ps Of the
line for service IN Cuba continues by
order of the Government. General
Prim, accompanied blythe Minister of
Foreign Affairs, viii return on Tues
day from France.
A report is 10 eircplation IN the !
city to day, to the effect that the eau
didature Of the Duke of Genoa,
nephew Of King Victor Emanuel, Of
Italy, fos the throne Of Spain. has
FRANCE.
.PARIs, Sept. 20.-A rumor Is cur
rent that Prussia is about to annex
the Grand DCchy OF Baden.
PARIS, September 20.-The Journal
des Debats believes France aud Eag-
land are disposed to support Spain
with their counsel, but the menacing
character Of affuirs has considerabl
diminished and there Is reason to
hope that the misUndeIs landing with
the United States has been brought
to satisfactory termination.
BELGIUM,
BRUssELs, Sept. 20 The Iade
Dent1eace Belize thinks it improbable
! that Gen. Pim w0uidelaim the good
Offices of England and France to pre-
vent the recognition Of the Cuban in
surgents as belligerents By the United
States IF he should MAKE such a de-
/ mand he certainly would receive 4
negative answer, but should the an
swer of either country be favorable,
the Intervention of a third party
would be sure to lessen the chances
of the success Of Spain. The Wash
ington Administration will follow the
/ policy based on the public opinion Of
the country with prudence ana con
sideration. Should that course lead
to 8 recognition OF the Cubaas, Z o
sugges ion from Europe could have
any effect
Railrosd Acelden. Oae PCTsoa
Killed Instantly r Another has
/ since Died,
WAvERLY, Ny. Sept. 20-At
Z 80 this morning, the express train
on the Pennsylvania & New York
/ Railroad, bound-HOFtb, cellided with
n r h.rar > II,