The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-21
1881.
Foreign Newe.
ENoLAND.


LIVERPOOL. Oct. 20.-Arrived-
Steamers Malta, from New York. ard
ST. Patrick, from Quebec. -ta
4 LONDON, October 20.-Lord Derby
is again unconscious, and sinking
slowly.
The Times to-day says that France
ghIortunately has lrreooncilables of
ueeper dye than Gambetta and Ban
attacked by their former associates
while Raspel adheres to his resoln.
ton to go to the Legislative Cbamber
on the 10th inst. A riot NAV be nm
agoldable, In which case the authors |
OF the manifesto will have to- see |
which course is best for them to pur- |
France has been brought to. this
pass through the EmpeTor's hesits-
tIon, not merely ia respect to meas. /
! ures, but 10 choice of members to IN
trodaee them. The Emperor cant
mean to present himself before the
members with his Cabinet. What |
ever merits Rohier and FORBADE NAV
have, no one can regard them as more
than clerks IN thesr masters Cabinet. j.
No one believes they can be raised to
the ranks of independent and respon-
sible Ministers.
1t IS stated that the Emperor does 1
not know where to find others. If
the situation arises, now they will
be forthcoming. In the meantime
any other men are prefcrableto those.
AS long as the Emperoris surrounded Il
by the men of yesterday, no one can
have faith in his good intention fer
to morrow.
5 SOUTHAMPTON, October 20-Tbe
steamship Ohio, from Baltimore, has
arrived.
IRELAND. !
QUEENsTowN, October 20. = The
steamship Denmark, which sailed {
from Liverpool on the 9th. for New !
York, fell in with (no date nor Iati-
tude given) the bark Arthur White. Jy
of Liverpool. abandoned. She put 8
eleven men and navigator on board.
who brought her into this port, ar |
irving this morning. fGf |
DUBLIN, October 20.-The Right ]
Hon. John Walsh, Master of the /
Rolls, is dead. a
FRANCE. I
PARIS. Oct. 20.-The book binders 2
or Lyons are on a strike.
PARIS, October 20.-TWo Inter-j 9
Committees are soon TO meet
at Cairo to regulate the conditions of d
the navigation of the Suez Canal. .
soon to be opened. and to considerto 3
what extent the Consular jurisdiction z
is likely to be effected. ItT
PARIS, October 20.-A review of :
the Imperial Guard will be held Sun I
day next, when a demonstration in
favor of the Emperor is expected.
Radical voters propose to summon ;
the deputies from Paris to resign Il
their seats In the Corps LeEislatff. on | q
The ground that they have not fulfill.
I'd their duties. el
The journeymen guilders Of Paris g
have struck for higher vases. g!
The Journal Official says the Coy II
ernment regards with regret the vio- a.
ent attacks made upon Prince Ma II
ooleon In the Pays newspaper. y
PARIS, October 20-Dispatohes -,
rom Madrid report that the insurrec- d
ion at Bejar has been suppressed. b
The troops had an encounter with
he remnant of a SalvaehecO band
ln1 dispersed it, killing. wounding, a
md capturing many rebels. Among =
he Cortes. vi
Forty men have been executed at .
seville for causing an accident to a y
abroad train full Of troops II
ITALY. j.
FLORENCE, Oct. 20.-Moneta Cara
adj Is recruiting volunteers in the +.
rovince of Calebria. III III
TURKEY. ?ei
COHsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 20. The an
impress Eugene sailed from this
ity yesterday for Alexandria, Eg7pt.
SPAIN. lt7 I'll
MADRID, October 20.-The Repub he
can leader, Salvocha, was killed yes ye
erday. $500 st
MADRID. October 2O.-Three thou, to.
and more troops have been ordered
D Cuba to assist in quelling the in J
OF
MADRID, October 2O.-Gen. Prim, ed
4 circular, conveys the thanks of eri
be Regent to the army and loyal vol ~
nteers Tor the suppression Of the in It's
g ap
Additional troops have been sent to Ell
Iejar. RAJ
AUSTRIA.
TRIESTE, October 2O.--An insurrec- =.
ion has broken out in the town of "a "a
jaltaro in Dalmatia. Martial law u1:P2
as been proclaimed there. siS