The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31
EKGLAND.

fOrelgd AFFAIRS, ana contribute to the
maintenance Of peace.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 30.-The YiD7cs.
commenting on tho Manchester Cot
ton Trade Report, says its admitted
returns Of sales Of cotton at Liver
pool were falsiied every day last
week. and the figures augmented to
but little 10 orc than half those given
to the public. The result is some
thing Of panic at Manchester. and
for tho present all confidence is lost
in the truth Of returns from Liver
pool. There is no disposition to do
business, either on the part Of sellers
or buyers.
The article Ia the 4altatic M0afhlg
HdgazjRe, by Mrs. Stowe, on Lord
and Lady Byron, creates considerable
excitement. The telegraph, com
menting edito lilly, says: This fear
full story cannot be accepted as true"
The Post says: The question arises
whether, in the absence of authority.
this article can lie received as Lady
Byron's own statement.
LONDON, August 30.-Mr. Stuart.
British Minister to the Argentine
Confederation, in a dispatch dated
Bueuos Ayres, July 18th, says: Gen.
McMahon. late Minister of the United
States to Paraguay, had arrived there.
He reported that he left the British
subjects, who we're in the service of
Lopez, in good health, well satisfied
with their condition and treatment,
and not at all anxious to leave the
country. He brought with him
considerable sum of money from
them for parties In England and the
Unite3 States; that in some cases
President Lopez made them an ad
vance to enable them TO provide for
their friends at home.
Gen. McMahon was 10 leave soon
for England, bearing letters and mes
sages lie had baen commissioned to
deliver.
LONDON, August 3O.-Excursions
were made yesterday By the Irish
citizens of London to Hampton Court
and Gravesend. At both places the
| excursiOnists organized meetings, at
which appeals were made to- the Gov
ernment, for an amnesty to the
Fenians new under conviction.
LONDON, August 30.-Mr Mayo, a
/ farmer Of Newport, was, yesterday,
shot and killed by an assassin. The
/ act Is regarded as an aaIarlan outrage
The murderer Is not yet arrested.
LONDON. Aug. 30.-The steamships
Union, ColOrads, BelIona, and Gale
donia, from New York, arrived out
LONDON, August 30.-The times
has a leader TO day on the late beat
! race, In the course of which it says:
The issue Of this match is no inapt
Illustration of the difference between
the two nations. The EngIishmen
were heavier tran the Harrards, but
it remains doubtful to which side the
balance of strength inclined. As f0I
gallantry, energy, and pluck tue Har-
wards showed an example We very
humbly hope to equal, but cannot
excel The vic. org was a victory Oi
education. Here the advantage was
all on our side.
We live a clos, life; the competi
ton is sharper; the lessons passed are
/ searching and exact; the margin oi
our lives is so narrow that every pos
sible economy Of strength IS utilized
! Rowing with US Is a science, develop
, ed by men who made It thelr bust
5 ness, and who knew that 10 contesi
, the slightes wrinkle told. Thus
4 the Oxfords knew precisely wherC
G | 70 abstalu, rs sell as where to abound
The advantage is not without draw
. | backs, Tor nations, like men. shoulC
. have reserve Of national endoW
2 ments, SO rs to be better able to nee
the days when the progress Of other,
: are equalized IN the benefits cf train
: ing.
{ | Paraguay have been received.
No operations have been attempte
: bv the allies against the forces o
: Lopsz in the mountains, nor have tn
r Paraguayans offered any opposition t
Gen. Partenhos' march on Villa Riea
The chief position Of Lopez, IN tn
Cordilleras, commands such VIeE
e that no movement of the allies cal
pass unseen BY him.
> FRANCE.
PARIS, August 30.-The follcwin
\ news is official: The condition Of th
Q Emperor grows more and more sati;
factory