The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-07
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Important ad-
vices relative to the actual existing
condition of the relations between
the Khedive of Egypt and the Sultan
OF Turkey, have been received. Khe-
dive was promptly telegrapbed to
Constantinople. His assent to the
conditions, military, financial and
tributary, which were embraced and
insisted on IN the Sultan's letter lately
forwarded to him, evinces his deter
mination to leave no excuse for any
hostile action en- the part of the Sui
tan. The Khediye expected to ar
rive In Constantinople Monday and
have an official interview with the
Sultan Immediately The French
Minister in COnstantinople telegraph
ed the main points of the letter to the
Khedive before he reached Alexan-
dria, at the same time urgently advis-
ing him to submit to its terms.
Private advices from Paris, received
here to night, on the subject of the
actual condition Of Napoleon's health.
These dispatches represent that the
illness Of the Emperor has taken a
somewhat alarming turn. His Majesty
experienced an attack of the disease
yesterday which occasioned him an
unusual amount of pain and suffering.
This paroxysm subsided after a little
time, but to-day the Emperor feels
much exhausted from its effects. No
fatal result of the attack is antici-
pated, but the exciting symptoms are
OF such character that they are de-
cidedly calculated to excite uneasi-
ness both in his family and the public
mind.
The weather is unsettled.
This morning the Teleqraph re
views, chronologieally. Mrs. Stoves
article on Lord and Lady Byron. 1t |
says the subject is too painful to dis /
cuss, and regards the publication as
the result of indiscretion on the part j
of Mrs. Stowe and her publishers.
IRELAND.
ARMoGHo, Sept. 6.-The work of
recognizing the Church is progress
ing satisfactorily. A requisition has
been prepared to ask the primales to
a lay conference
a later dispatch states that the Khe-
dive has left Alexandria for Constan
tinople.
DUBLIN, Sept. 6-Cardinal Cullen
has ordered prayers Of thanksgiving
in the Catholic Churches for the ter
of religious ascendency in
Ireland
Mr.. Gladstone, in a note just pub
lished, says the pardon of Fenians is
under consideration in the Cabinet.
The Arch Bishops of Araragh and
Dublin have agreed to convene a Lay
Conference, which will meet in this
'ity in October
FRANCE.
PARIS, September 6.-The bourse
excited. Rentes opened to day at
7Ofr. 35c.-a heavy decline since Sat
lrday night. To- day the Commis-
laire of the Bourse, in order to allay
excitement, publicly announced the
heath OF the Emperor as satisfactory.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Ld PreSSe reports
hat the Emperor kept his bed yes
erday, and received the Empress and
Prince Imperial only during the day,
1ut adds thak-the condition of the
Emperor Is not considered worse.
La Repubfque says the Emperor
nd not 60 out yesterday, and his ply
Iclans counsel him to avoid fatigue.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The official Jour
lals of this afternoon declare that
he Emperor's condition is net alarm
ng.
The Senate to day adopted the
'enatus COnsultum by a vote of 134
firmatives TO 3 negatives.
TURKEY. I
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September c.
The Khediye has dispatched his as 2
eut to the Vizier's second letter, rel q
tive to the negotiation of loans with
ut the consent Of the Sublime Porte 2
SPAIN. s
MADRID, Sept. Ga proposition
as been made to reduce the hierar-
by of Spain to FIVE Arch Bishops and L
hirty two Bishops.