The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04


ard Minister Of the Emperor's House
hold, Count valiant; President Of
tho Council of State, EsquiEou DE
Parien.
An imperial decree separates the
Ministry Of Fine Arts from that Of
the Emperor'a Household.
NJ. Dugergie, Minister in 1855, has
been appointed Senator.
The Emperor recently paid q visit
to Ex Queen Isabella Of Spain. She
related TO him the proposals made 20
her by the Duke of Montpensier since
she had been In France. snd said she
had refused to accede to them solely
10 please him, the Emperor.
PARIS, Jan. 3.-The' EmperOr's
speech and the successful formation
of the new Ministry, have bad an un-
usually favorable effect IN monetary
circles. Bourse has been active and
firm all day, aud at the closing hour,
$3.50 P. NJ, rentes we're quoted &c
73f &c. Much business, however,
was transacted in the streets after
that time, and after $3.50 rentes were
74f 72c.
PARIS, January BIN view of The
many conflicting stories as TO the
position Of Victor Emanuel in the
matter of the candidature Of the
Duke of Genoa, 1t IS reported that
General Prim, to-day, teleg:aphed to
Florence asking for decided yes or
no.
The journal Official. referring to
the Tumors of dissatisfaction on the
part of the soldiers, pronounces the
complaint an exaggeration and a
manifestation Of ill-will, and asserts
that the public properly appreciate
the matter. M
With the exception, Of some OF the
more radieal Republican journals.
the press of Paris is decidedly favor
able to the new Ministry.
The National, the Democratic na-
tional organ, says the reaction which
aided the Emperor to overthrow the
republic, has come to power again.
The Opinion NGttondle, Opposition,
says the Ministry is too clerical and
too much Influenced by the people.
The Frdncdtse, an organ inspired
BY the Tuilleries, says the Ministry
wIll notssk dissolution of the Cham
bers nor the constitutional power for
the Chambers.
The Journal, inspired By Reuhor,
promises support to the Ministry, if
its policy be not too bold.
It is reported that Baron Hous-
moon, Prefect Of the Seine. will be
replaced by NJ. Chevaude, Prefect of
Lyons. Nj. Pietrie, Prefect Of Police,
has resigned. The Emperor has
offered NJ. OdoliDin Barrot a Procu-
rer Generalship.
ITALY.
ROME, January 3.-The Ecumeni-
cal Council held its final session at
the Cathedral OF St. Peters. On
Saturday efforts had been made to
improve the acoustic properties Of the
hall, but without much success. The
sessions hereafter will be held at
Quirina.
ROME, Jan. 3.-The CiUita Cattolicz,
published here has a long article IN
relation to the different nations 10
the Ecumenical Council now in ses-
siou. 1t states that the Govern ments
generally have neither favored nor
hindered the Council, except the
Russia schism which prevented the
only Bishop Of Poland, not killed CT
exiled TO Siberia, from being present
to relate the misfOrfunes of that mar
tyred country. One nation-France-
has given soicitude in keeping a gar
rison here TO protect the tranquility
Of Che Council.
ROME, January 3.-The Pope re-
eeived the French Generals and sol
diers on New Years day. Subse-
quently the French Minister received
the French and Papal officer and
soldiers, French Bishops and other
| fuDctionaries.
SPAIN.
MADRID. Jan. 3-There have been
several important conferences lately
between General Prim and Seuor
Olosags. lit is rumored that ministe-
rial changes are likely to result there
from. in view of the prolOngation Of
the Provisional Government.