The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

|. ROME, April 12.-The Archbishop
of Baltimore has published a sharp
reply to the recent letter OF the Bish-
The last chapter Of the FIRST schema
of the dogma of Papal infallibility,
will be voted upon to-day. The oppo-
nents Of the dogma will be required
to vote in writing.
LONDON, April 12.-Five thousapd
non -conformist ministers waited on
Mr.. Gladstone recently, to prot st
against the sectarian clauses IN the
education bill.
Captain Laeon publishes a commu-
nication in the Pail Mall Gazette,
wherein he defends the officers of the
i American steamer Oneida. He says
since the order Of the Council Of
+ August 4, 1868, it is doubtful If there
is any rule of road at sea.
+ LONDON, April 1.-THE underwri-
Gers commenced settling to-day Fer
the steamship City Of Boston. as a
total loss 8 HE ~ so p
In the House of Commons, to-day,
Gladstone moved that on rising. the
House should adjourn until the 10Th.
Bruce, Home Secretary of the gov
ernment, is earnestly working for the
introduction of bill providing for
complete licensing systems, which
he hoped the House would be ready
to pass soon after the holidays. No
tice has been given of various mo-
tions, among them one by Sir j.
Packington, for the appointment of a
committee to Investigate the recent
great losses of life at sea, in conneo-
ton with the loading and inspection
of vessels. The report of the Ways
and Means Committee was adopted,
after which the House gadiourned for
tbe-holidays. = - - - - =
PARIs.F April l2.--Several persons
were arrested yesterday for having
tried to preventive police from tear
5ng down revolutionary placards.
PARIS, April 12.zYesterday, du-
ring the review Of troops, an uu-
known man created considerable dis
turbance, in the crowd, by shouting:
''VeBgence against the Emperor.
He was taken into custody, but no
arms were found on his person.
Several Carlists Chieftains have
succeeded in entering Spain, and news
ef fresh instructions are looked for.
The answer of Count Daru to Car
dinal Autonelli's note is expected to
reach Rome tomorrow.
The Court of Rome has decided to
forbid clergymen of Spain taking the
oath to the new constitution.
Efforts are being made TO day, TO
persuade tho Emperor to make seme
concessions IN regard to AI'leJEsei tim,
but they meet no, success.
The resignation Of Count Daru is
certain. ssa DL q a. ezaTaoGFsi
In the Corps Legislatif, it was an
nounced that N Segris, was appoint
ed Minister of Finance, vice Buffet,
resigned, aud that Nj. Maurice Richard
would assume the portfolio of Public
Instruction. in conjunction with the
Department of Public Works, until a
successor to M. Richard is chosen.
1t is officially stated that no other
ministerial manifestations are expect
ed until the Ple6iscttHne is voted on
by the people. .
Olivier said he should ask the
Chamber, tomorrow. to adjourn un-
which will be submitted between tho
1at and 9ih OF May. fTIIg TaNe84
MADRID, hf1sR-17 q -~Tbe mss in
the fight at the Gracia suburb or oT nsr-- e
cellona was not so light as represent
ed. of fthe insurgents, nineteen are
known to have been killed, and thir-
teen wounded, besides there were
many taken home by their friends.
aud it is impossible, to ascertain the
number. The troops lost two killed
and thirteen wounded. tits officially
reported that the outbreak was not
prompted by hostility to the con-
scription alone. bur s0cialistio and
partisansagitatiOns were also at work
to heighten tho discomfort. IEa
DUBLIN, April 12.-Anothor agra
grian outrage was perpetrated last
night. A man named Kiernap, an
overseer for Mr.. Clarke al Holy
Cross, CaYen, Cos vas assassinated.
no clue to the murderers.