The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

BRUssELs, June 20. - The Iads-
/ Pendencs Beige is certain that the
! clerical party will monopolize the new
Cabinet.
LISBON, June 20.-Decrees abolish
ing the death penalty and pensions
appeared to-day, and the right of
holding political meetings and the
right of petition vii be officially
granted in day or tNU.
PARIS, June 20.-The Emperor is
still indisposed, but there is noihing
In his condition to excite alarm.
The resignation of the old Ministry
at Brussels gives satisfaction.
QUEENSTOWN, June 20. = The
steamers Palmyra, AbySsinia, and
Colorado, from New York. arrived.
HAvRE, June 20. = The English
steamship Daeia, with the new West
India cable on board. has arrived at
Porto Rico. after a pleasant passage.
Sir Charles Bright, one of the origin
ators of the new enterprise, was q
passenger.
The laying of the cable between st.
Thomas, Porto Rico and Jamaica,
will begin Immediately.
LONDON. June 2O.-An explosion
occurred yesterday, in one of the
Government powder mills. at Wal
than Abbey, near this city. Several
persons were killed.
The death of Lord Arthur Clinton,
on Saturday, has created renewed in
terest In the case of the Boulton
Masqueraders. His dying declara-
ton that he was innocent of the
crimes imputed to him, is fully veri-
hed by the attendants and compan-
ions, who solemnly disclaim any Grim
inal purpose in woman person2tion.
The funeral of Mrs. Luby, mother
of the Fenian convicts, at Dublin.
yesterday. was attended by crowds of
people, sympathizers with the Fe-
mans.
Many people assembled yesterday
to listen to the sermon of Dean
Stanley, of Westminster Abbey, on
the late Charles Dickens. Part of the
last will of Dickens was read. In
that be declines monument; but the
rest of his fame is in his published
works. He also urges his children to
practice christianity IN the broad
spirit, not accepting the narrow con-
struction of any man or sect. The
Dean closed with a glowing tribute to
the illustrious dead.
LONDON. June 20.-The Archbish-
op of Canterbury, addressed letter
to the Bishop Of Bristol, discourag-
ing any counter movement In the |
Church of England in the Ecumen-
cal Council, and advising a5stention |
rom the action, as more dignifed, |
wise and sober. The Archbishop |
considers England formularies a sufi- |
eient response to the proceedings of /
Roman Council.
Disraeli. In the second edition of |
BLdckscOod. replies sharply to the |
criticisms made on Lothair, In that
Magazine.
A dispatch from Bombay reports
hat divers have brought up some /
reasure lost on the wreck of the Ca
nilla Mitchell, near that place, and
will probably succeed In recovering
Ter entire armament.
HAVANA, June 20. - The G. b.
Upton has effected q landing on the
Juban coast. The following are the
IIOm Eu6TtO L 1IADClpcs
The Geo. B. Upton left Aspinwall on
he 9Th inst, and on the 18th reached
he mouth Of the river Herrodura,
N the Cuban shore. There she
anded Col. Lono with twenty-five
nen, and her entire cargo, consisting
f 1000 stand of arms. large guam
ity of ammunition, and French re-
,eating cannon.
Some correspondence between Cis-
leros and Cespedes. which has fallen
nto the hands Of the Spaniards
hows that this cargo consisted of
left on board at the first
anding, supplemented with fresh sup
lies embarked at Aspinwall. Six of
he fillibusters have been killed since
anding. but whether they belonged
o the first or second party, is not re
ported. Ten cases of vomito and
holera are reported in the jurisdic-
ion of Puerto Principe.
MADRID, June 2O.-In the Cortes
o day, Rivero submitted a project for
! submarine telegraphic cable from
spain to the Balerio Islands.
Imporcol insists that the consular
unity under the House of Broganz
s the aim Of the revolutionary party.