The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-03
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 2.-The Soil
I citors of Lady Byron-s family assert
( that Mrs. Stoves articles on the sab
! Ject Of the separation Of Lord and
Lady Byron are not complete or
/ authentic.
The Harvard and Oxford crews
have united in a note to the Thames
Conser7ancy, thanking them for their
eXerbons IN Keeping the course clear.
LONDON, Sept 2.-Tho weather IS
fair and favorable for crops.
LOND0a, Sept 2.--The solicitors Of
Lady Byron S family have written
communication to the London Jour
nails, distinctly stating that the article
! OF Mrs. Stove, in The AdaRttc Monthly,
on the reasons OF the separation of
Lord and Lady Byron, is not a com
p!ete or authentic statement, and does
not involve any direct evidence.
Nothing Is communicated but reeol-
lectiOns Of q conversation had thiT-
teen years since, and impressions de-
rived from manuscript read under
great excitement. Without cOnelud-
ing hat Mrs. Stoves narrative con
tains a complete account of the rela-
tlons between Lord and Lady Byron,
they protest against it as a gross
breach Of trust and confidence, as in
consistent with Mrs. Stoves recon-
mendations to Lady Byron, and
violation OF the express terms Of her
will.
Lady Byron5 representatives and
her descendants disclaim all counte-
nance of the article, which was pub
lished without their consent.
The Hens thinks Mr. Stoves mar
rative does not contain the whole
truth, but is probably true as far as it
goes. 1t cannot see that she has
done anything but made a fair and
valuable contribution tc the veracity
and exactitude of history
FRANCE.
PARIS. August 2.-Iu the Senate
yesterday Prince Napoleon made an
other speech, wherein he gave utter
anee TO very liberal views, calling for
additional reforms, including a more
complete responsibility of the Min
lstry. The Minister Of the Interior,
IN reply, protested against the idea
presented by the Prince, adding, sig
nihcautly, that those IDEAS would
never govern the Council SO loag as
the present Minister would retain the
confidence of the Emperor. The
discussion was continued in the Sen
ate to-day. ii. DeSugur termed the
speech of Prince Napoleon scandal
Gus.
Nj. DeVicnne denied that the Senate
Commission disapprOVe of a Senatus
COnsultum, and said they OILY dis
approved OF such Senatus Consul
tum as Prince Napoleon desired to
have.
After further debate, four arti-
cles Of the Senatus Consultum were
adopted
NJ. Mague Is preparing financial re-
forms, which, it is estimated, will
produce a surplus Of G0,000, 600 francs.
Ofthis sum 10000, 900 will be appoint
cd to the smaller salaries of Gov
ernment employees, 20 600 900 to the
reduction Of the Actree duties Of
Paris, and 100000 to the reduction
Of the land tax. \
The Empress has left Chamouny,
aud will arrive in Paris to morrow
The journal Official announces that
Rear Admiral Lefobrc has been ap-
pointed 10 the command of the Naval
Division of the Antilles and North
America.
The ITesSe asserts that Prince Ma
pOleon had a conference with the EN-
pcror, at which the latter expressed 4
his approval Of the liberal ideas Of
the Prince.
IRELAND
DUBLIN, September 2.-CardiDal
Cullen has issued a pastoral letter