The Evansville journal., 1870-08-02

Some Journals urge the government
to consider seriously the condition o.
Ireland.
No day is yet fixed for the assem-
bling of the Cortes.
The French Cabinet has made an
explanation of the recent expressions
regarding Spain TO Senior Alozaga
which are considered satisfactory.
PARIS, July 1.-The Journal d,
Peuple. of Marseilles. was fined 5.00(
francs for ofense against the authori
ty. The Empress aud Its chief editor
have been condemned TO fifteen days
Imprisonment, with fine of 2,00(
francs for writing an article tending
to incite insubordination among the
troops.
A letter from Pere Hyacinthe, pro-
testing against the declaration of the
Dogma of Papal Infallibility, has ap.
peared, and causes sensation. The
Catholic organs attack the letter and
its author with much bitterness.
FLORENCE. August 1.-Negotiations
between Italy aud France for the
withdrawal Of French troops from
Italian soil was brought to satisfac-
tory conclusion. Its government
guarantees the preservation of order,
aud the French troops evacuated.
LONDON, August L. The Duke OF
Augustenburg is serving as a general
10 the Bavarian army, and the Duke
of Nassua has accepted a position on
the staff Of the Grown Prince of Prus-
sia.
LONDON, August lin the House
of Commons o-night the Government
proposed to add 10000 men to the
army. and submitted estimates reouir-
ing s2 .O0O, 900 sterling for the purpose.
The artillery was reported 10 be in
a most effective state, and the militia
being rapidly recruited.
DisraeIi rose to make some enqui-
ries. He thought traditional silence
and reserve of the government
should now be dismissed. He es
pecially desired to be enlightened as
to what extent England, at the Con-
gress of Vienna. granted to Prussia
her SaxoBy acquisitions; such a guar
antee. If it still held good, would in
volve England In the present quarrel.
He wanted to know what ground had
been taken by the government. He
urged that the army be kept up to its
greatest strength, and closed with the
declaration that England, while she
observed the treaties, would main
tain the rights and independence of
others.
Gladstone took exceptions to the
historical statement of the gentle
man, and gave his version of the
events Gown TO the present day. He
said the policy of the Government
was not one of armed neutrality. but
of friendship to both combatants
He declares the obligations of the
Vienna treaty ended with the Ger
man Empire. The Government was
doing everything to enforce the OBJ
servanee Of neutrality, but the Brit
ish Power was restricted to British
waters. All loyal restraints had
been imposed on the sale of coal.
A running debate followed between
lesser members, on State, army, and
navy. which lasted until late hour.
No facts of importance was brought
out.
MADRID. August 1.-Captain Gen
eral De Rodas has asked for 14.OOO
reiuforcements for Cuba. In view of
this demand some journals have urged
the government to consider seriously
the condition of the Island.
No day is yet fixed for the assem-
bling of the Cortes.
France has made an explanation of
her recent expressions regarding
Spain to Senor Olazaga, which is sat
isfactory.
PARIS, August lit is widely ru-
mored that the advance hosts of the
Bayarian troops have fallen back up
on L4meter River.
Several Pussian scouting parties
have crossed the Saar. Their move
ments are plainly seen by the French.
Ii is not thought that the Prussian
force is SO great in the neigh borhood
as was first supposed.
A number of Prussian soldiers who
deserted and came into the French
lines, have been sent to Tours.
The Journal O6icieL has informa-
ton which shows that the sympathy
of the Danubian Principalities is hos
tile to the French.
The FUbLic says the French Gov
ernment has contracted for cable be-
tween Calais and some point in Jul
lond, Denmark. IN order that the Cd
eratlons Of the Baltic feet may be re
ported and directed from the capital.
The PresSe denies that the Prince
of Wales. now In Copenhagen, sympa
thlses with Denmark in her com
plants against Prussia.
The Emperor has thanked the rail
way companies for the celebrity and
prudence with which they transported
troops to the frontier.
The Council of Ministers have met
three times this week, at st. Cloud.
The Empress presides.
The Journal O6iciel says that
1t was through the advice of the
Mogul, late Minister Of France, that
the Emperor decided 10 resort to a
loan instead of issuing new Treasury
Bonds.
The memorial diplomatic declares
the order excluding all correspond
ents from the French lines as abso-
lutte.
The French War Department has
peremptorily denied the request of
Captain Hore, of the British navy,
and an attache of the British Lega-
ton, In Paris, TO visit the navy yard
at Gherbourg, intimating his object
is to take notes of the Notifications.
work shops and feet.
An order was promulgated iu Paris,
that the enemy's private property be
respected in France as it is in Ger
many.
There was a bitter feeling on the
Bourse yesterday against the German
bankers, whe are accused of sending
specie to Prussia.
The Constitutional publishes an ar
ticle stating that however brutal may
be the treatment of the French in
Prussia, the generous here will re-
celVe nothing but kindness.
LONDON. August 1.-The assembly