The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-03
Public Debt Statement.
FOREIGN NE WS.

PARIS, May 2.-The Central Com
mittee is in favor of pLe6escite, and
have sent one hundred thousand cop
les of this mornings Figaro, which
contains all the details of the conspi-
racy against the life of the Emperor,
into the various provinces, as a docu-
ment furnishing arguments In favor
of an affirmative vote.
Public meetings were held 10 differ
ent parts of Paris yesterday, and were
very exciting, and some were conse-
quently dismissed by the authorities.
In many instances. the audiences de.
parted amid shouts of $ ViUG La Re
Pubtiquel No riotings occurred.
One of the radical journals pub
fishes documents pronouncing the ex-
pulsion Of tho Italian banker, Ger
nuschi, violation of the laws of the
country, and done in the interest of
political party. A protest is signed
by NJ. NJ Arago. Cremiux, Jules
Favre, j. Ferrie, Pellitan, Jules Ler-
mion. and many other equally well
known radicals.
The Figaro says that a man was ar
rested at the race course yesterday,
when the Emperor was expected as
usual, who upon examination was
found with a revolver and a formida-
BILE looking dagger, and subsequently
his house was searched and a large
quantity of bombs discovered. The
ramifcations of the plot against the
Emperor seemed much wider spread
than at first supposed, and new de-
velopments are continually coming
to light, and arrests continue in all
! directions.
The Journal O6fciel has to-
day announced the publication Of ad-
dresses presented to the Emperor,
congratulating him on the discovery
and Illustration of the conspiracy
against his life.
The person arrested yesterday on
| the race course is an Englishman,
and proves to be insane. He had
nothing whatever 10 do with the con
spiracy.
The police continue to make arrests
and searches in connection with the
last conspiracy.
Eeole de Medicine was reported to-
day. DIR. Tardien was present and
delivered his lecture without inter-
ruption. owing to precautions taken by
| the authorities, but on leaving col
| lege he was insulted by large crowd
of students in the street, and was
compelled to call on the police for
protection.
at Creuzat, yesterday, NJ. Ossy, a
leader in the last strike. was arrested !;
the workmen attempted to rescue him
but did not succeed, and nine of them
were made prisoners. Several SOL
diers were wounded during the strug
gle.
The Bishop of Evereux, died while
on his way home from Rome.
LONDON. May 2.-Mr. Benson has
announced his intention to resign the
| Presidency of the Oxford Boat Club.
The steamers City of Baltimore,
Hermon and Leipsic. has arrived out.
A dispatch from Florence confirms
the report of the assassination of the
Italian Consul, 5. l.. Papale Pone, at
Buenos Ayres.
John Jay ard his family have ar.
rived here.
There is an active movement Of cot
ton weavers all over the country for
advanced wages.
The propeller City of Rogura, seven
yards long, will leave this port for
New York, In few days.
LONDON, May 2.-The Kelly and
Bright race in open boats, for 400
sovereigus, which took place to-day,
on the River Tyne at New Castle. re
suited in favor of Harry Kelly, Of
Putney, ex champion of the Thames.
| DUBLIN, May 2.-CardinaI Cullen
has issued another pastoral letter re-
newing his denunciation of Fenian-
ism and Free Masonry, and reproba-
ton of new degdtes inquiring into
monastic institutions.
ROME, Nav 2.-Cardinal Antonelli
in his reply barely tells M. Daru that
His Holiness. the Pope, declines TO
submit the French note to the Ecu
menical Council.
The Prelates who are opposed to
infallibility, aud who absented them
selves because that dogma was pressed
upon the Council, have been commu-
nicated with by telegraph, and urged
to return to Rome.