The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

Eor91gn News.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, September 1.-The Ne1
of to-day says: When Chas. DickeI
left this country on his last visit
America, we expressed the hope thi
he might do some service in the caus
OF peace and good will. Mr.. Dicker
has not resigned this peaceful mission
Nothing could be in better taste an
feeling than his hearty speech at th
banquet. His wide and intfmat
knowledge of his countrymen enable
him to express the admiration an
esteem which the Harvards nav
earned for themselves in England
We hope there will be a return
match In America, and feel confiden
will meet as brotherly a welcome al
the Harvards have here. We rejoict
that our kinsmen5 are satisfied witt
the arrangements made for the race
We trust for all time there may be M
other than generous rivalry between
the pride aud flower of Old and New
! England. Transatlantic Cambridge
has upheld the honor of her ances.
tral name In patriotism, In boatman.
| ship, in intellect and, lastly, In defeat
10 the errors of impetuosity and
impatience, the rowing authorities
attribute the defeat. There arc
excuses of the qualities of an old
stock, the temperament of a people s
youth. What may not the alliance Of
| two such rivals do for the better fu-
tare Of the world '.'3
The Standard protests against che
animal ~ hn Tv1Nc
tional race and thinks it is hardly
| right to exact such physical and pecu-
mary sacrifices every year. By severe
training the Harvards won the posi-
ton to entitle them to come as ehal-
lengers. A second trial would in
VolVe a strain of physiqde and an
interruption of studies, which it is
not fair to exact for the qualification
of the rivalries of the sporting world.
The Standard trusts that the renewal
of the contest will be firmly resisted
for some years
FRANCE.
Z PANS, Sept. 1 The GonStitUtt0aeZ
says Serrano daily becomes more
prominent as the candidate for the
throne of Spain. o ne
PARIS, Sept. 1.-The discussion of
the Senatus Consultun commenced in
the Senate to. day.Irrg rrstn.s
PARIS, Sept 1.-The Emperor to-
day presided at the Council Of Min
listers.
Marshal Mcmahon has arrived in
Paris.Te sa0 ait .lch.a &. ueaats--
In the Senate to, day, Prince Ma
poleon made speech on the Senatus
Consultum. He protested against his
devotion to the Emperor and Prince
Imperial, and gave in his complete
adherence to the proposed reforms, +,
which he hoped were but the begin
ming of fresh reforms. He denounced
as irreconcilable those who opposed
the loyal application of. these re-
forms.
1 s'a' SPAIN. 1.ia -.a
MADRID, Sept 1.-Proceedings will
be commenced Immediately against.
seven Bishops, apprehended for dis
obedience to the Government orders.
utel' arq PRUSSIA.
10 BERLIN, Sept 1.-Blaizer's bust of
Humboldt has been successfully cast,
and will be shipped to New York.
....... SCOTLAND. ...,.,... IS
EDINBgRG, Sept. miss Cushman
is quite i'll in this city.
EGYPT.
CAIRO, Sept, 1.-The Suez Canal is
completed, and it is expected will be
opened on Dec. 18th.
.5GG TURKEY. ,TgHg
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September l.
The Sultan is preparing to visit the
Viceroy of Egypt. 1t is reported that
the Sultan expresses satisfaction with
his assurances of loyalty, but COM
mands him to sell and transfer to the
Turkish Government the iron clads
and breech leaders ordered in Europe,
keep his. forces within the prescribed
limits, abate taxation, publish his
annual budget and abstain from ne
gotiations with foreign governments
Base Ban Matters, &c.
CINCINNATI, September - Week
after next the Cincinnati Ball Club
will go to San Francisco to play a
game. %
Gems. Hazen, Leggett, Hicken-
looper, Buekland, and Louis MeLone,
of Baltimore, the committee appoint
ed to select the design for the Nc
Pherson Monument, will meet. IN this
city, September 9th, and make a
selection for the same from numerous
plans in possession of Gen. Hieken-
looper. The one most likely to be
chosen is the equestrian statute in
bronze, offered BY "a competent bidder
at costof material M .assures
j. j. Robins, tobaceo manufacturer,
was arrested to-day for having re-
moved $1,000 worth of unstamped
snuff, cigars and tobacco IRON his
factory, and secreting the same in
sundry buildings rented by him for
that purpose. -lf
PARIS FASHIONS.
Early Fall Styles I'm BOnnets, Hats,
&o. AehA
From the New York Post, August 81
The importers have this week
brought out the Paris novelties in
boDpoEc botc dOwarc feathers viii.