The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, April q The Steele pub
fishes an appeal to the electors oil
Fran noe to vote no on the question of
personal government.
Among the signers of the appeal
are Messrs. Arago, Bancel. Greu
neaux, Gambetta, j. Ferry, Carrier,
Pages aud Jules Simon.
The Figaro says NJ. Daru and Buff
fet left the ministry because they re-
ceived letter from Duke D'Amnalo.
telling them to do SO, else the Or
leanists might vote for the Plebtsctte.
The Figaro adds that the Emperor
has a copy Of this letter in his posses
sion.
The bullion ia the bauk of France
this week is 100000 francs greater
than last.
A committee in favor Of the Plebts
cite hss already collected 1900, 900
francs toward defraying expenses.
1t is reported that the makers Of
wall paper will join the strikers to-
day.
LONDON, April 21.-The bullion in
the Bank of England is s143. 900 less
than last week.
Letters from Rome contradict the
assertions recently made that the
minority would leave the Ecumenical
Council if the infallibility proposition
is pressed. vtuussFao
PARIS, April 21.-The President
of the Senate, NJ. Rouher, to day pre-
sented to the Emperor the Sendtus
ConsuItun1 as unanimously voted by
the Senate. r
The imperial printing Office will to-
morrow commence the publication of
a proclamation of the Emperor, con-
cerning the Piebiscitunt, together with
the vote OF the latter. In his proela-
nation the Emperor gives a resume
of the reforms introduced since 1860
up to the present month. The for
mula'of the PIebiscituna is brief, aud
the vote will be taken on the 9Th of
May, verified on the 10Th, and its re-
suit officially announced on the 18th.
Prince Napoleon. who left Paris be-
fore the recent debates In the Senate
because the Emperor desired be
would take no part in the discus sion
on succession to the throne. returns
Saturday. --r 1850.
Marquis d'Adelarr, ex- leader of the
Left Center In the Corps Legislatif,
publishes letter denying the truth
of a report that the Left Center has
ceased to exist as a party. ~
LIVERPOOL, April 21. - A large
meeting was held in this city last
evening to protest against the pro
posed official inspection of cenVents.
VIENNA. April 21.-The new Min
istry, formed by Count Ratacki, is re
gaeded as Transitional meTely. Its mis-
sion is to adjust the application of the
Constitution to the several mem bers
of the Empire. aaa
MADRID, April 21.-The family of
Prince Henry of Bourbon refused to
accept the indemnity Of SIX thousand
dollars imposed upon the Duke of
Montpensier, BY the Council of War.
An industrial demonstration was
made at Oadiz yesterday, but was
quickly repressed by the local author
tiles One rioter was killed, and sew
eral badly wounded. 5-a
BERLIN, April 21.-The session of
the Custom Parliament commenced
to day. Herr Delbruck opened tho
proceedings with a speech, in which
he enumerated measures which he
proposed for consideration. Among
them are a revision Of the duties on
sugar and coffee. and commercial
tIY-T-i54s 60 r Il with Mexico and the Hawaii
sL1vERPooL, April 21.-An AmerI-
can ship was seen on fire on the night
of December 28th, in latitude 4o, lon
gitude 13'. She appeared to be load
ed with cotton. During the Dight she
disappeared. and the next morning
an empty long boat was picked up.
The name of the vessel was not ascer
tanned. EtL
The steamer Lado, from Oporto to
Liverpool, was lost off the Sicily
Islands. The passengers and crew
were saved.
LONDON, April 2l "A further hear
ing OF the Mordaunt divorce case has
been postponed
The Globe to-day aseribes the pre-
vailing depression in American rail-
road securities to the management of
the Erie Railroad. @
DUBLIN, April 2l.-Several cases
OF agrarian brutality are reported In
the county of Meath.