The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, June 2.-It is rumored that
a formidable republican demonstra.
tion was made at both ends of Italy
The force on the SWiss border
seems to be acting in concert with the
Neapolitan Insurgents.
1t is said that twenty-five Greek
brigands recently landed at Terra De
Layoro. and Joined the insurrection-
lists.
a split occurred to-day in the Left
Centre of the Corps Legislatif. Be.
fore the commencement of to-day
sitting five members Of that portion
of the Chamber held a conference.
and adopted q resolution to vote
against the Ministry whenever its
action was not In accordance with
their programme.
The President and Secretary Of the
Lett Centre are reported as included
IN the new party. e
The proprietor of the Marseilldise,
though the journal is now suspended i,
has received an additional sentence of
two thousand francs and three
months imprisonment for articles pub
lished in the last number.
LONDON. June 2-Virulent criti-
cisms appear IN Bldck10od on Dis
raell and Lothdir Many think the
Tories have taken this course to shelVe
him.
LONDON. Ju0e 2.-Dispatc1es from
INDIA mention IN alarming outbreak
OF cholera IN Rewah, in the Bengal
Presidency.
The decision of the appeal of the
plaintiff In the Mordaunt divorce
case, to day, was rendered by Lord
Penzance and Justices Kelley and
Kearng. The Court held that owing
to the continued insanity of Lady
Mordaunt. she is in no condition to
make legal reply, and therefore, the
proceedings for divorce can be carried
no further.
1t is alleged that the Fenian ennis
saries, Wilson and Darret, were
brought up for examination to day.
A great crowd occupied the court
room, and approaches, and manifest.
ed sympathy for the prisoners, in an
unmistakable manner.
Unusual precautions had been ia
ken by, the police, and no disturbance
took place.
Nothing of importance was elected
at the examination. Bail was offered
for the prisoners but refused, and the
men were remanded to jail.
Among the distinguished persons
who attended the Derby yesterday,
was Mr.. Gladstone. The DdiLy Tele-
graph has some droll comments on
the circumstance.
Concession has Been granted for
laying the Telegraphic Gable between
some point on the English coast and |
Corunna, Spain.
MADRID, June q The Liberal
journals condemn the proposed law
for the emancipation Of slaves in the
Spanish colonies, because BY it's pro-
position the children of the present
slaves are to remain serving their
owners too long. Al modification bill
in this respect is almost unanimously
called for.
No tidings have been received of
the Euglishmen recently captured by
brigands near Gibralter. The Gov |
ernment is making every effort to |
hunt them down.
MADRID, June 2.-The adherents
of Espartero have issued a circular |
favoriDg his election to the throne.
Dispatches have been received at |
the Colonial Ministry from Captain |
General De Rodas, Informing the |
Government that the insurgent gen.
erals offered to surrender, on con-
dition that their lives and property |
be spared, and asking for instructions. !
The Government has replied that il is |
their desire that If the rebel officers |
sincerely desire to give up the con-
test, and be reconciled with Spain, |
they will be dealt with generously.
On Monday next the Cortes will
commence to discuss the question of |
filing the throne. with the purpose
of reaching the final solution. The /
partizans of Montpensier are very |
Jealous and active, end have great |
hopes. The Republican journals are
bitter against the Duke, and they say
the decline Of the country is Ia dan
ger when such a name is proposed in |
connection with the crown, and urge |
an unrelenting war against the |
Frenchman. as they term the Duke. |
As the day for the debate approaches
the agitation grows deeper.
LISBON, June 2.-Later dates from
Rio Janeiro state that the Argentine
Republic has declined to recognize
the force sent against Gen. Jordan or
his followers on account of the as
sassination Of Terquisa.
ROME, June 2-The Pope declines
on any pretenee to delay the delibera-
tions of the Council. He even urges |
industry on the part of the Fathers,
and has suggested that the daily meet
ings begin an hour earlier than before.
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