The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID, April 13.-The authori
ties are greatly elated with the news
from Cuba. The latest official bulle
tin from Captain General DeRodai
announces the insure Jtion morall5
though not actually ended.
The trial OF Duke Montpensler
for the murder of Prince Henri oi
Bourbon, was concluded last evening
The Dukes prompt confession of the
deed, and expression of regret there
fore, were accepted as extenuating
circumstances. The Duke was SEN
fenced to one months exile from
Madrid, and to pay $4,000 indemnity
to the family of Prince Henri.
VIENNA, April 13.-Count Patoeki
has succeeded In forming the new
cabinet, as follow: President of the
council of ministers and Minister of
Agriculture, Count Patocki; Minister
Of Interior and War, Count X. De
Taafe, Minister Of Justice and Public
instruction, NJ T. ScabuschnigR Min
lister of Finance, NJ. Distler; Minister
of Commerce M. Depretis.
HAVANA, April 13.-A telegram
from Captain General DeRodas dated
Puerto Principe, April 10th, was
received here, to-day. The column
of marines had killed fifty-two Insur-
gents, including Manuel Aguaro and
Francisco Lacas, leaders of the
rebels. Voluntary surrenders are con-
tinued, and every day numbers of the
enemy come into the Spanish camp,
and claim the protection guaranteed
~ no 0In h0.
rebels are everywhere In confusion.
Valmazeda is at Los Tunas extending
his lines toward Puerto Principe.
LONDON, April 13.-The Pail Mall
Gazette congratulates AshDury on the
acceptance of his challenge by Fleet,
of the American schooner. instead of
one alone.
The following highly important in
telligence has been received from Rio
Janeiro, via Lisbon:
President Lopez. of Paraguay, is
dead. He was surrounded, and re-
fusing to surrender, was killed by
the Brazilian troops. The soldier
who put this finishing stroke to the
war has received, from the Emperor,
the title of Viscount
A telegram from Pesth asserts that
the Hungarian Prelates In the Ecu
menical Council, who vote for the
dogma of Papal infallibility, will be
excluded from the Upper Chamber
of the Diet.
The new Amored, on her trip off
Plymouth, to-day, attained a speed
of 144 knots.
Lord Lsnterden died to day.
BRUSSELS. April 13.-De ,Beniot,
the celebrated Belgian violinist, is
dead.
PARIS, April 13.-Dispatches from
Bayonne states that several more
noted Carlists leaders have just passed
over into Spain.
The authorities are again notified
that threatening strike is to begin
to day in various manufactures in this
city.
There is report that the Emper-
or's proclamation, relative to Plebis
cituna, will be published day after to-
morrow.
In the Corps Legislatif Olivier
moved that the Chamber adjourn un
til vote on PlebiScituns had been
taken. He said the Government de-
sired that the Dennties should have
an opportunity of going before TfrU
people and instructing them in
reasons for the measure on which
they were to vote. jules Favre We
heminently opposed an adjournment,
and said il was inconsistent with the
duty the members owed to their con-
stituents, who sent them here to re
main at their posts in an emergency
like the present, and he felt that they
had everything to fear from the Gov
ernment. The question was then put,
and the motion TO adjourn adopted by
195 to g.
Mr.. Ferry asked the Government
what progress had been made in the
investigation of the conspiracy against
the Emperor aud State.
Olivier replied that the examina-
ton would soon be completed.
In answer to the question, what
steps had been taken in the case of
Prince Murat, who is reported to
have struck a magistrate in open
court. Olivier promised that justice
would be done.
La Liberte insists that Count Daru
positively resigned the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs.
The i'm preston continues that Wis
count Gueroniere will enter the Oabi
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