The Evansville journal., 1870-04-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, April 29.-MeetiDgs we're
held yesterday, to discuss matters rel
ative to plebisciti, and were more tur-
bulent than ever. One held by the
opponents of plebisciti In this city,
was dissolved by the authorities be-
cause an accusation of the Emperor
was proposed. The people separated
without rioting. though they express
ed their disapproval by cheering for
a Republic, aud singing the Marsel-
laise. Many other meetings were
held in the city, which. however,
were generally orderly. At some of
these it was resolved that all those in
favor of a Republic would vote M
About 300 refugees who had been
compromised in the late troubles in
Spain, arrived In France yesterday.
Further demonstrations on the
part of the students are expected Ia
the opening of the Medical College
next Monday
in reply to the manifesto Just issued
Theirs. He brands the assertion,
that according to the new Constitu.
ton, the Emperor may do as he
pleases, as an error too gross to de-
ceive, and declared it could only have
been put forward by persons who
considered the Electors a pack of
fools.
Valerome, Minister Of the Interior,
has issued circular to his constitu-
ents, advising them to vote Yes"
NJ Lermila, who, at public meet
ing last night, urged the impeachment
of the Emperor, was arrested this
morning.
Jules Favre endorses the manifesto
on plebiscituns issued by Deputies of
the Left and the opposition journal
lists.
The Cardinal Archbishop of Cham
berry and the Bishop of Gap have or
dered their clergy TO vote in the af-
| frmative.
Court tits said will.go to st. Cloud to
remain during the week in which the
plebiscitun1 is taken.
The tour of Prince Imperial in the
provinces has been deferred.
LONDON, April, 29.-The Pail
Mall Gazette has an article on Amer
lean affairs, wherein it comments on
the amelioration of American opinion
during the past few years. 1t is now
impossible, the writer says, to ind an
American who will admit having op-
posed the right of the negro to vote.
The project of ship canal from
Liverpool to Manchester has again
been revived.
The condition of the Archbishop
of Canterbury is less alarming than
was reported by the Chuchmdn yes
terday.
The steamers Halsatia, Erin and
Acadia, from New York, arrived out.
A rumor circulated yesterday,
which, however, has been generally
discredited, that the American consul
at Jeddo, had been killed by the ma
tives, has had very depressing effect
on the japanese loan recently intro
duced.
The arch of the New Metropolitan
Railway under the northern end of
Blackfriar's Bridge gave way to. day.
Men were at work in the tunnel at
the time, and twelve were buried in
the ruins. All were taken out alive,
but seven were badly if not fatally
injured, and others slightly bruised.
Two have since died in the hospital.
Chas. BaxtoD, M. P. was shot at
this afternoon by his Secretary, but
not hurt. His assailant, named
White. Immediately fed. There is
but little doubt that he was insane.
In the House Of Lords to night
the High Court of Justice Bill was
recommitted.
Lord Romelly urged the difficulty
of blending law and equity in case OF
injunctions.
; Lords Cairns and Westbury said
such difficulties applied to procedure,
not to principles.
Lord Penzance supported the bill
Adjourned.
ROME, April 29.-The Pope still
persists in Withholding M. Darius
note from the Ecumenical Council
notwithstanding the concurrence oil
the great powers.
MADRID, April 29.-Journals o
this city deny the rumored withdraw
al of Marshal Serrano to make wa!
. for the establishment of a regenc!
composed of three persons.
} Outbreaks occurred last evening a
= Alcola. In the province of Soria, ant
@ at Santiago. though they were 500,
2 repressed All Che latter place oTe
' one hundred Of tle azurrautz a-er