The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 4.-It is now
/ asserted that the contemplated inter
view between the Emperor, Francis
joseph. and King Victor Emanuel,
will take place at Brinsidi, Italy,
some time IN the latter part of No
vember. afa
| LONDON, Nov. "A correspondent
of the Post writes as follows. from
| Rome, concerning the expected action
| of the Ecumenical Council: I he
! dogmatic definition of the assumption
ofthe Virgin Mary viii encounter no
obstacles. The Pope earnestly de-
| sires the consolidation OF this dogma.
| The erection into a dogma of the
/ necessity of the temporal power is
not considered possible By its most
ardent champions. The foundation
and preservation of that power do not
afford the elements OF dogma, and
the belief in its necessity is not
even proxime fdi, Ezt only of high
importance. Probably the protests
of 1862 and 1867 will be received. 1t
is suggested that the Liberal Bishops
will advance; that terms be made
with the Kingdom of Italy, so that
all appointments, even the Popedom,
may be conferred without the de-
lstruction of nationality, but such a
change of policy, although desir-
able, isl improbable at present,
and must be left to time and
the force of events. The Council
does not have the initiative with
respect to the syllabus. It would be
absurd to think that the syllabus will
be abrogated. 1t is more prob
| bic -thatzthe Bishops will be
| asked to sanction 1T by open and
unanimous adhesion, and to explain
such portions as are obscurely worded
and enormously interpreted. Beyond
these points the Council will only be
occupied with questions of internal
| discipline, such as reform missions.
| the reunion Schismaties and heretics,
with church notifications of the re-
| ligious orders, the amelioration of
| instructions to the clergy and the
adoption of the. judicial power Of
| Bishops to the condition of society.
| It is important to observe that the
initiative in everything belongs to the
| Pope alone. AS the Roman Catholic
| hierarchy is strongly and judiciously
| constituted, it is improbable that any
| serious opposition will be manifested.
| / LoNDoN, Nov. 4-Midnight.-Geo.
| Peabody died at half past IL O'Clock
to night at his residence IN this city.
While the gunbOat Thistle was on
a trial trip off Sheerness this after
! noon, her boiler exploded with terri
| BILE effect Ten men were killed out
right, aud eight severely wounded.
Hhe Bank of England has raised its
| rate of discount per cent.
/ Bonds at Frankfort closed firm at
| 89@894.
Cotton at Havre closed quiet.
~ Af FRANCE
i PARIS, November "A dispatch
from Alexandria announces the arri-
val of the Empress Eugenic at the
terminus of the Suez Canal.
PARIS, November 4.-The specie
In the Bank of France has decreased
100000 francs during the week.
/ Iu5etIngs -naVe been held In various
4 parts Of the city. The proceedings
were ordinary, and in no instance was
the interference of the police re-
quired.
madrid. November Admiral
H.
l.ignation as one Of the Cabinet.
/ MADRID, November f. The Regent
refuses TO accept the resignation OF
Topet, but the Admiral remains firm
in his determination to withdraw from
whole Cabinet will resign, and Gen,
Prim will form new one.
The Cortes has again adjourned. II
II = - 4
deavor to FIJI the vacant seats a the
Oortes with Deputies who are favora
BILE to the election of the Duke OF
| Genoa to the throne.
3, --... AUSTRIA. ...
TRIESTE, November f. = Advices
from Cataro state that the troops, after
battle which lasted four hours, de-
ieated the Rebels and captured q
strong position, which has been Occu'
pied by them near Liese. The popu,
lation of two districts had surrendered
to the Austrian authorities.
afaav GREECE.
| ATHENS, November 4.-Yhe Empe.
ror Of Austria has arrived here. HC
landed yesterday morning, in tho
Pierocas, when he was received by
the King Of Greece, and conducted
y with great ceremony aud festlYlty.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The ministerial
budget has been laid before the Diet
1t recommends the creation Of sink
( ing fund, to absorb one per cent. an
nually of the public debt, with view
TO lis Ultimate extinction. 1t alsC
{ proposes the conversion of the pres
ent loans in AZ per cent. Rentes.
II If the Chamber agrees to these
measures, the proposal for an aug
mentation of the taxes will be with
drawn.
rr IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Nov. 4.-While party O
priests and others were returning
from a land meeting in Fanan, the.
we're attacked by persons lying il
wait on the roadside, and brutallI
beaten. One has since died from hii
Injuries. The assault is generally con
sidered an Orange outrage, aud a cor
oner's jury has brought in a verdic
of murder against seven Orang
{ implicated in the affair.
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BRANTF0RD, Ont, November +
Ellis wooden mill was burned las
night. Loss 100000; insured TO