The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-16

This moderate demand, made in mod.
crate terms, we declared to be with.
out any reservation. The King de.
clined to say that he would refuse in
the future to interfere with the oon.
didature, and he refused to author.
ize us to transmit to you the declara-
tion that be would in the future OPP
pose the oandidature.
He declared that he reserved in
himself the right to consider the cir
cumstances. Even after this refusal
we did not break off the negotiations,
but adjourned our explanation to You
until this date. Yesterday we we're
apprised that the King Of Prussia had
notified our Ambassador that be
would no longer receive him, and to
render a rupture more obvious, be
gave notice of his action to the Cabi-
nets of Europe.
: At the same time he announced
that Werther might take leave. and
that the armament of Prussia had
commenced. On our part we yester-
day called out the Reserves, and we
have taken such other measures as
the interests and honor of our coun-
try demanded. A copy of this deelar-
alton has been presented to-the Corps
Legistatif by the Keeper Of Seals.
The Government asks for a vote of
supplies and the call to arms of all
classes owing military service"
The Corps Legislatif has voted the
extreme demands of the Government,
the Left voting in the negative.
PARIS. July 15.-Persons awaiting
trial on the charge of conspiracy
against the State and Emperor, were
transferred to Blois, where the High
Court of Justice will open on Mon
day, unless orders are issued to the
contrary.
VIENNA. July 15.-The Govern
ments of Austria, England. Italy and
Russia are known to have presented at
Paris OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES against the
war.
BERLIN, July 15.-The Bund Richs-
rath of the North Gecman Confedera-
ton meet here to-day.
The Prussian Diet is already in
session. The chiefs Of all the parties
assure the King of the approval Of
his dignifed and energetic attitude.
A resolution was adopted, accord
ing unlimited credit for national de-
fense.
The King Of Saxony has abandoned
his long planned tour. and remains at
Dresden.
THE HAUGE, July 15.-J. r. Thor
beeke has been appointed Minister
of Foreign Affairs. in place Of DIR.
Van Timburg.
LONDON, July Is. - Disraeli. in
the House of Commons, asked the
Government for an expression of it's
opinion in regard to the continental
disturbance. He could not believe
that in. the nineteenth century a
war Of succession was possible.
In view of our elevated tendencies,
and wide sympathies, many causes of
jealousy, discomfort, and distrust had
arisen between the two powers, and
were now brought to precipitate the
decision.
Gladstone denied that there was
any sufficient ground for trouble, and
added that the causes were unfit for
discussion.
LONDON, July 15.-The Lords. to-
day, insisted on their amendments to
the Irish Land Bill, and appointed O
committee to set forth their reasons
therefor.
The Commons engaged in desultory
debates on Red River affairs and the
concession of British territorial
rights in Gambina.
Continental matters absorbed all
the attention of the Lords and Com
mons.
DUBLIN. July IA. a desperate
riot between the Orangemen
and Catholics occurred to-day al
Aughhecloy. A Deputy Master of
the Orange organization was killed,
and many pers lns we're wounded.