The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID, April 22.-Iu the Cortes
yesterday afternoon, Senior Ochada, q
CaIlist Deputy, requested an exam.
ination into the matter of the Mont.
peusier Henry Duel. General Prin1
refused, saying the matter had been
ended in the Court of Law. The
General was supported in this BY
| the Cortes.
a duel was recently fought between
General Prim and Admiral Topete,
the pa .iculars Of which have been
carefully kept from the public. Gen.
Priuf has certainly been suffering
lately from slight wound and the
story of the duel probably arose from
this circumstance.
The Orleanists think Duke Mont
pensier's chances for the throne of
Spain have been improved BY his duel
with Prince Henry.
PARIS, April 22.-Members of tile
Left, who refused to sign the mani.
festo yesterday. will nevertheless vote
against the Plebiscite.
1t is announced as certain that the
French Army, which never votes,
will participate In the Plebiscite on
the 8th of May next.
The Journal ErGncaise, the organ
of the ex- minister of foreign affairs.
denies that Count Daru and NJ. Buff
fet Withdrew from the Ministry be-
cause instructed to do so by Due D.
Aumale.
1t is understood that decree will
be published morrow, ANNOUNCING
the adoption by the Senate of the
Sendtus CoHsuLtuns, aud convoking
the French people at the polls. on the
5th of May, to vote on the .Ple6isci
tam. ssA4
LONDON, April .22.-The Fenians
have threatened vengeance against
the Pal Mall Gazette, on account of
vigorous course taken by that Jour
nal In favor of enforcing the law for
the preservation of life and property
in Ireland. The proprietors Of the
Gdzette called upon the police au-
thorities for protection. and every
night since that time, heavy force
has patrolled Craven, eNorthumber-
land and other streets In that vicin-
ity. A house In that neighborhood,
supposed to be the base of Fenian
operations. is, consequently, close
ly watched. considerable excitement
prevails. -.za
The Fenians are unusually active.
Seizures, arms and other war 1lateri-
ais we're made by the authorities
yesterday, at Manchester and New
Castle. 9A 8
The Queen and Princess Alexandra
to. day had narrow escape. While
driving, near Ryde, their carriage
was pursued by q ruuaway team
with a heavy wagon attached. The
driver of the royal carriage, by skill
full management of the horses, avoid
ed collision.
The Morning Post applauds the
Supreme Court of the United States
for its refusal to reopen the legal
tender cases. aud expresses the opin-
ion that the balance of the American
legal authority is adverse to the con-
stitutiouality of the legal acts.
The Eeamiqer, admitting that there
are objections to tho use of the bal.
lot, considers them too frail to forbid
experiments. sts Hsna
The Times approves of the proposed
World Evangelical Conference In
| New York. and thinks it may achieve
| lasting aud beneficial results.
1t is reported that the famous KS.
mond will case in Dublin, has beer
compromised. .Iaa ~ sff
BERLIN, April p, The latest tel
t-ssS-a9Aic bulletin fro Yargin reports
the frlne H4i~safer. bismarck, bet
ter. -.e 5..8- 17-l -.
| The Chinese Embassy have arrived
here.
/ ATHENS, April 22.-The Marathon
brigands are surrounded by troops
but retain their prisoners, and refus
to surrender. l#lr - ~ sl
MUNICH, April 22.-The introduc
ton of the ballot at elections in Ba
varla is proposed.
BUCHAREST. April 22.-The minis
try. under Prince Ghiska, has beer
dissolved, and Galesko, late .Ministe
of Finances, has been summoned Il
form new cabinet.
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