The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, April 19-The discussion OF
the PiebtscstWm was opened in the
Senate yesterday, and will be contin-
ued to day. Nothing important has
/ been reached yet, and it is not be-
lieved the subject will be finally dis
posed of to- day
All the legitimate Journals of
France appear this morning dressed
| In mourning on account Of the death
of the Duchess of Berrie yesterday.
A committee of the International
Association of Workmen, at a meet
ing held last evening. to decide what
course it was desirable to take with
relation to the Fiebiscithnl. after a
short debate resolved 10 alb stain from
voting altogether.
BERLIN, A pril l19-Couut Won Bis
marck is very i'll at his country seat
in Pomorena. A consultation Of ply
siclans has been summoned
A remark make by Viseount Guer-
onniere in the Senate yesterday. ex-
cited much comment In diplomatic
circles. According to an official re-
port of his speech, he declared
Europe was tranquil only when France
was satisfied. To this he added the
following words which do not appear
in the Journal O6fciel: And that
France may be content, each power
must be in its place" The Paris
journals say the meaning Of this may
be made clear after the PlebiScitHn1 is
taken. 11l
a manifesto has appeared. signed
by seventeen Deputies OF the Left and
seven representatives Of the French
press, advising the people to vote no
on the PLcbtscituns.
IL is asserted that as soon as PLe6is-
citUm is adopted, Prince Napoleon
will be sent to st. Petersburg to urge
a general Disarmament.
Prince Imperial has gone to Fon-
tainbleau.
LONDON, April 19.-Hon. Julian
H. Q. Fame, formerly Secretary of the
British Embassy, at Paris, died to-
day. U.a
Ten steamers win leave Liverpool,
for the United States, this week, TAX
ing out six Thousand five hundred
emigrants. t
Much anxiety is felt for the safety
OF the new steamer Sirius, ninety
days out from Calcutta, for Liverpool.
Nothing has been heard from her
since she sailed. u3fl ..lt1
DUBLIN, April 19.-A large lot of
powder, was seized By authorities, at
the little village of Corn well, on the
Liffey. yesterday. It is supposed to
have been collected by Fenians.
ATHENS, GREECE. April 19.-Of
a party recently captured by brigands,
near Marathon. the Ministers and
Mrs. Lloyd, have been released. The
brigands viii detain the other pris-
oners until the ransom for all is OBJ
tanned.
LISBON, April 19.-The city was
visited by fearful tornado, Sunday
night which caused great loss of prop
erty. Some persons were killed and
very many injured. The shipping 10
Tagus suffered severely. many vessels
were wrecked, and nearly all more or
less damaged.
HAVANA. April J9.-The u. s. flag
ship, Severn. has gone to Santiago to
inquire into the ontrages on Phillips.
the American consul.
The irop-clad Dictator is expected
at Havana before proceeding North.
Two CubaDs, who arrived to- day
from New Orleans, were arrested on
landing
The Havana journals state. on the
authority of the secretary OF the Cap
tain General, that the Insurgents no
longer recognize Cespides as the head
OF theiTrsngArRment, and haue offer
ed the Presidency to Fortuna.