Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
From EUROPE TO.DAY.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
From RortuxAl-ReceptiOu or che uew
AmerteAn Mlatster-De9enstra
In Favor Of Gen. alabama.
TeLegropAed EzciHsireiy to TAs Evemsns !Sa-.
LISBON, june 2l.-The King osic.a,ly re-
oeived the new AmerlcE IN Minister few days
ago. The usual friendly speeches were made.
On Sunday there was a monster demonsIa-
ton here in favor Of Gen. Saldhana at which
l2,Uo people were present.
The English Educational mn.
LONDON, June 2l.-Tbe Bishop of MANCHESTER
delivered an address last evening to the Edu-
cational Aid Society of his diocese on the sub
ee, Oh me eduea.'onal bill; He approved gem
orally of the new bin pending In Parliament
but hoped An auendment would be adopted
making education compuls Dry.
The Corps Discussion of
the tnterpealotlS0 I'm Relation te the
81. GOthard Railway.
Pans. June 2I-In the Corps Legislatif tc-
day, Marcy Monge opened the Interpolation,
pres iously submitted BY Pire, in regard TO the
81: Gothsrd railway. The Duke Of Grammort,
teresfs of France, either political or CONNER
ciAl were menaced by the construction OF the
st. Gothsrd railway, as the Government of
Switzerland had promised the French foreign
ofhcers, es early as 1868, that in certain con-
tngencies the railway should be DESTROYED.
He added that the French government would
with its Interests in regard to the Simplon road.
IL would not refuse the needed subsidies for the
population of the northern and southern prov
inces, but the Simplon railway project required
larger sums than the ends 70 which il was ii-
rected seemed to justify the government in ex-
pending.
Deputy Estacelin spoke in favor of a subsidy
for the SimPlon route NJ. Pchon, Minister OF
Public Works, opposed it General Lebouf
Minister OF War, said that the government of
switzerland would maintain her own neutrality
and the neutrality Of the international
railway, and in the event of war she would
receive assistance from France, III neces-
sary. Several deputies of the Left cen
snred the government for not interfering at
the negotiation Of the treaty of Berne
Deputy Ferry said the majority is responsible
1or SadOwa- He was called to order Nv the
President, but continued to speak in censure of
the course OF the government, asserting that the
neutrality of Switzerland was not iryiolable
This had been shown at the time of the French
revolution, and in ISIS. when Swiss neutrality
was proved TO be mere myth. A vote OF the
Chambers to adjourn closed the Interpolation.
The Conflict Of Authority at yeryerx.
LONDON. June 2l.-Advices have been re-
ceived here to-day giving the details of the
connict OF authority at Veryers, q town of Bel
GUM, near Liege. The police and militia had
been called upon 20 suppress the disorder,
when, becoming jealous of each others author
ny, they began to fight among themselves and
the ponce, being unarmed, were quickly driven
on. Many OF them were badly hurt.
The Big British Iron Clad a Failure.
LONDON, June 2i.-The iron clad .sIncon-
Stant' Il now generally admitted to be a fail
ure as a going vessel.
Arrived Out.
9UEENsTowN, June 2l.-The steamship CITY
OF Brussels, from New York for LiyerDool ar
lived here yesterday.