The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

The government have been autheI
tically warned of their intentions I
destroy the Offices of the Times an
4 Pal Nall Gazette, and other project
equally mischievous, bat the publ
a cation of particulars are withheld
The increased activity of the iro
trade is noticed throughout England
One manifesto issued by &he labo
societies in Paris advises w7rkme
\ either to abstain from voting on th
Pte6tsctttGDs, or to cast blank Ballots
and also demands a refor n ia taxa
ton end in military eenscri ption, an
the erection of Republic -.
4 Ministerial journals say Marquis
DeBonneville yesterday presented
formally 10 the Pope men 1orandnn
written by Count Daru ljefore hit
1 resignation as Minister of Foreigr
Affairs lie was obliged I o present
the memorandum, though il antici
pated Ollivier's succession. because
according to diplomatic usage, its
contents had been previously eommu.
nicated to the Papal Government.
Olivier will decline th he response
blilty for the document, and will
maintain an fexpeetant in regard TO
the council. 3ig esi safl
RUnrGerS, the ultra-nIontaine or.
gan, demands that the Government
take q stand for or against the mem
orandQm Of Count Daru, and reserve.
uutll an answer is received from
Rome, its opinion of the transaction.
1t is reported that Olivier will be
decorated with the grand cross of the
Legion of Honor. o.Go31 93j slls A
The Chancellor Of the Legion of
Honor Is dead. @ I5CSfG4 80
The horses attached to the carri.
age of the Minister of Marine YES
terday ran away. Admiral GENTLY
was thrown to the ground and badly
Injured, but his injuries are not dan
geTous. IeGtgi - eiea cfe.Eg iH
The first schema de dogma OF the
Eeumenical Council has been off.
cially promulgated. Foe
The Chinese Embassy left Berlin
for Brussels. bi4a r13 2. 9f
The Russo Chinese boundary ques-
ton has been practically settled.
A Oonstantinople telegram says the
Turkish Minister at Athens reports
to- his Governments that the captiyes
retained for ransom In the hands of
the brlgands near Marathon have
been killed. VIZ io 4l2st9g 1tt
BERLIN. April "a. = Russia has
signed the parliamentary treaty and
agreed to a fair settlement of the
frontier question. iI2a ar 1o
The Chinese Embassy will proceed
TO Brussels and Paris, and then leave
for Rome.o oJ I1 sg1si'l
PARIS. April 24.--The Journal
O6iciel publishes the following proc
lamation by the Emperor:
FreachBsen:-The Constitution of
1862, drawn up in virtue of the powers
which you gave me, and ratified BY
the 100000 votes. which re e-estab-
lished the Empire, has procured for |
France eighteen years Of calm and |
prosperity. which have not been with |
out glory. liz has insured order and |
left the way open TO all improvements. |
Thus more security has been con-
frmedse The larger part It has taken
in the progress of liberty, but suc1
lcessive changes have altered the basis |
of PIebiScitaps, which cannot be mod
lied without an appeal to the nation,
1t becomes indispensable then that /
new Constitutional fact shall be ap- |
proved by the people, as were for
meFly the. Constitutions Of the Re-
public, 'd9d Of the Empire at these
two epochs. isa - - 7-.-
twas believed, even. as /, myself, !
believe to day, that anything done |
without you was illegitimate. The
Constitution. of Imperial aud Demo
cratic France may be reduced to
small number of Fundamental pro-
visions, which can not be changed
without your consent. Your decision
will have the advantage Of rendering
definite the progress already made,
and of placing beyond the influence
of political fluctuations the principles
of Government. Time lost too often
in barren and embittered controver-d
sizes, may be more usefully employed
hereafter ia seeking for the means Of
increasing the moral and material
well being of the greatest number. /
address myself to all of you. who,
from the 10th of Deeem Der 1848. sur
mounted all obstacles to place me
at your head; TO you who for twenty
two years, have, without cessation
guarded by your suffrage, and sus-
tanned by your co-operation, rewarded
me by your affection, believe me. a
new proof of confidence IN bringing
the ballot-box an affirmative vote;
you will exercise the menaces of rev.
olution, you will place order and lib
erty on solid basis, and you will
render easier in the future. the
transmission Of the Crown to my son.
and you have almost unanimously for
eighteen years, clothed me with the
most extensive powers. ar 81. sd
MADRID, April 24-The rumors
that Montpensier had been wounded
at Seville, are pronounc 4 false. In1
the Oortes yesterday, Minister More,
in reply to an inquiry, said the news
from Cuba was satisfactory, but gave
no PARTICULARS The answer is con
sidered vague and creates some unea-
siness.
. Spanish Journals lately abused Lord
Rome in honor of Prince Alfonso.
Derby has not been in Rome. e |,
RomE, April 23.AThe third public
meeting of the Ecumenieal Council
will be held at st. Peters on Sunday,
after mass The Fathers will vote
orally in presence of the Pope on the
first acts of the Council. and the
Pope will solemnly promuleate the
acts. Comparatively few strangers
are in the city. Z ,Ai Z
.BRUssELs, April 24.--The Bishop
Of Brussels, responding to the urgent
ly expressed desire by the episcopacy
for the Immediate settlement of the
question of the infalIibility of the
Pope, repudiates distinctly any wish
for delay.