The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, March 1l.-M. Louis MOTT,
brother of Victor Noir. who was
killed by Prince Pierre Napoleon Bo-
naparte, publishes an interesting com
munication In Ehe morning journals
OF this city to-xay. He complains
that he has not been permitted to
know anything of the accusation
against the Prince; that neither he
nor any of his friends have been cited
to appear as witnesses In the case
and that the prosecution seems to be
directed against his dead brother,
and not against the Prince.
Day Sefore yesterday the cells OF
the prison of Sainte Pelagie were
carefully searched by the authorities
This is the prison where those are
confined who were accused OF con-
spiracy against the nation and the
life of the Emperor. One of the re-
suits of the search is the transfer oi
seventy four prisoners to Mazas pr1s-
OF. MessFs, Henri ROchefort, Gron-
set and Mourat are still detained IN
the prison of Saint Pelagie, and are
not allowed to see any of the visitors.
The magistrates to- day sentenced
fourteen more persons to terms of i'm
prisonment for participating In the
disorders at Bellevue last month.
In the Corps Legislatif, to-day, Ol'
liver explained that the political pris'
oners have been transferred to Mazas
prison, because small pox had made
its appearance in the prison OF Salnte
Pelagie.
The Government has commenced
prosecution against, GduLOiS, newspa'
per, for pu blishing that part only, oi
the act of accusation against Prince
Bonaparte, which appeared In London
journals.
g VIENNA, March, 1.-THE Vienna
journals claim that the note recently
forwarded to Rome, by Baron Won
BeusS, was most emphatic in tone,
and that the analysis Of it made by the
Londop Times, does it no justice.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Cham
bers of Commerce, of Belfast and
Glasgow, have demonstrated against
the American mail service. and Gov
ernnzent mismanagement of the Eng
ssish telegraphic system.
The evening edition of the Times
gives the following from the Roman
frontier. On Monday, the scheme of
the infallibility was distributed to the
members of the Council and it asserts
that the church possesses supreme
and complete primacy and that the
principally over the Universal
Church was received with plen-
titude of power from the Lord
himself, by St. Peter, of whom
the Pontif is the successor. All
questions of faith must be determined
under that power, else the words of
the Lord to Peter would be disre-
garded. This is proved by the re-
suits in the apostolic see, Catholic
and immaculate, and the doctrine
has always been fully maintained.
Consequently, we inculcate with
the coRcurrence Of the Coun-
Gil, and define. as dogma of
faith, that, thanks to divine assist
ance, the Roman pontiff, ofswhom it
was said In the person Of Peter by
Christ, / have prayed for all; l can
not err when acting as the Supreme
teacher of all Christians. The scheme
defines what the Church must hold in
faith and morals, and that the pre-
rogrative of papal infallibility extends
over some matters to which the infal-
libility of the Church is applicable
If any should dare, which God forbid,
to controvert the present definition,
/ let him know that he departs from
the true faith.
Experts are dissatisfied with the
practice of the Oxford boat crew
The opinion is general that Mr. Hon
lean is notsa good stroke. Both the
o., o,o
regularly.
ROME, March 10, via PARIS, IL
The reply of the Pontificial Court, up
to last dispatch, of Count Dara, has
been forwarded to Paris. 1t contests
in emphatic terms the demand Of the
French Government to be represent.
ed in the Council Apostolic. The
Nuncio to the French Court is charged
at the same time, to give assurance
that the representatives of France will
be received with all consideration due
that power.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE North
German Gazette says: The claim:
made by the Pope to infallibility, only
shows how liable he is to error.
HALIFAX, March 11.-Petitions tC
| the O0mlnlOn HarllameDt, Tor lmpO
sition of duty on American coal. are
In circulation. The auti-confedera.
ton papers warn the people not tC
sign them as it will be taken in justi
fcation for imposing duties on -four
and salt.which would be adverse to the
interest of Nova Scotia. The last meet
ing of the Annexation League was nu.
merously attended. Two members Of
the local Legislature were present.
HAVANA. March 1.-The sugar
market is steady. The cholera has
totally disappeared from Santo Espi-
ritus.
Several journals continue to as
sault the Capt. General for alleged
connection with the GreenwaldtH
murder. These attacks are entirely
unwarranted. DeRodas worked un.
ceasingly to bring the assassin to Jus.
tice, and at last succeeded.
The members of the Masonic fra.
ternity, recently arrested, continue il
| jail,