The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14
ESTABLISHED. 1881.

/ Inent is progressing throughout the coum
/ Try with great animation. The cleTica
| party are actively at WORK, especially g
| the Southern provinces, IN behalfof can
/ oidates with Ultramontane principles
/ ana where they are unable to elect candl
] dates OF their own, they are giving theii
( support secretly 10 candidates OF the mosl
FiolenL Republtcans on the theory OF
alarming the Conservatives by returning
| the Reds. Great and growing dlseafisfac-
tion exists ia the Papal States on account
Ofthe application OF the Italian system oi
heavy taxation. Disturbances broke out
In consequences OF the enforcement OF The
tax on grinding corn.
[Herald Cable speciaI.l
LoEDoE, November l8.-saturday morn
ing a special courier arrived from st. Pc.
tersouTg with dispatches 70 Granville.
s,.. ssto 20 - o. me most serious and pressing
Dispatches were sent fron the foreign
once last night by special messengers 10
Vienna Florence, Copenhagen and Gems
stanLnople.
The ministers left town yesterday. but
viii re assemble early In the week.
Many believe the Russian n set viii be
A. DardauelIes next Waek.
Extraordinary activity exists IN the
army and navy departments.
General European complications seem
imminent.
A special dispatch from Berlin OF the
18th, says semi. official complaint has been
made that England'B late attempt Rt me
diatiOn was made simultaneously with
the issue OF the six per cent. French loan,
aTmtstice were designedIy eprcad Nv the
English Government organs, and hence
the collusion between Granville and
Ahlefs % help on the loan. A prominent
banker has been arrested for 50 bscrfbina
70 the French loan, though it was proved
that ne acted on an order from an italian
banker, VINO was TO cover the transaction
BY remittance direct from Italy 10 Lon-
don. TIE banker was held ia custody, the
authorities refusing hity thousand thalers
A circular note from the Italian GOV
ernment declares q contradiction that the
sessions ot the Eeumenical Council Wiil
not be interfered with.
Archbishop LeBochowski, OF POseB, has
arrived at the German headquarters &C
xerss91illes, and requests an audience with
Tribune Cable speciall
LONDON, Nov. I8.-~A correspondent of
the Tribune, writing from Versailles on
the zth5 says. The Urai party OF en-
Eineers from Paris arrived here via Char.
gaton and Barveill. WodhOuse, secre-
tary of the English Embassy, is accom-
panylng tnem. They We're three days
in Paris, but that food is scarce and rising
Aspseial correspondent Of the zst5une
AZ Versailles, ON the l3ths telegraphs that
trustworthy information represents that
the Paris supplies Will not last three
weeks longer, and that the Prussians are
not likely 70 lombard the city.
A special correspondent OF the Tribune
with Garibaldi, on the 9th inst, writes
tA0AAA aAAAA AIhN AANADAlMAf Win IfNNI
men, is on the road. AS we started, /
asked Garibaldin the movementto Autun
was a retreat.
He replied, Certainly not. The Prus-
SLAMS being at DIjOns 40 remains 10 be seen
whether they mean TO go from thence 10
Lyons, or the centre Of France. Gambetta
wishes 10 have US near him on Monday.
We are nearly as far north as Dole"
He said further, that he thought the
PruEsiana would probably occupy the De-
partment OF the Ore.
LONDON, November 13.-A telegram from
COnstRntinOplc, states that up 20 this (5un-
day morniug,) the Turkish government
had received no notice OF Hu sRla's luten-
tfon TO abroaate the treaty OF 1856.
Gam BETA, in q dispatch 20 the French
representative here, says n note OF Cor
tschakod, relative to the Paris treaty Of
1865, Indicates underatandinRlv between
Russia and Prussia, and he expressed the
opinion that England cannot remain pas
sive IN the presence Of such obvious de-
signs.
IL is understood that Baron Beust IS
averse to a Congress OF the Powers.
The French are preparing TO resist the
passage OF the river saone, by the Ger
mans.
Garibaldi end the French Generals have
agreed 70 the plan OF operations.