The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-06
Additional Dispate hes.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Dissatisfaction with the mail service
to the United States. The press are
unanimous in calling for a reform.
The Bourse opened excited, in
view of the reported alliance between
Russia and Egypt.
A great many cannon, muske.s, and
war material have recently been or
dered from Brussels and New York.
on tho Viceroy's account, and a large
increase in the armament at the dis
possl IF Egypt is suddenly apparent
It is now almost certain that the
ViceI oy is preparing for a struggle
against the Sublime Porte, and that
Russia will lend him her powerful as
sistance.
The rumor that Provost Paradol
will succeed Birthewy as Minister of
France a. Washington, is again cur
rent, and seems well founded.
The proceedings in the Spanish
Cortes yesterday, were highly impor-
tant; almost the entire session was
devoted to the consideration of the
question Of the future ruler. At
length proposition was made by one
the members, that no candidate for
King shall be considered fairly elected
unless he received majority equal to
half of the full number of Deputies
in the Cortes. Amid the most en-
thusiastic applause, it was resolved to
take this proposition into considera-
ton, by vote of log to SO, and the
Cortes adjourned. This vote is very
significant, as it is regarded as equiva-
lent to the defeat OF Montpensier.
who has only SO votes in the Cortes;
and who. If this amendment is adopt
ed. will require 179 to be elected.
In the Corps Legislatif, yesterday,
members of the Left having demand
ed the right ofpubic meetings during
elections for Council General, NJ. Olli-
vier refused making this cabinet ques-
ton the order of the day to day. The
deputies who yesterday voted by a
large majority against the ministry,
unanimously vo'eG in its favor, ex-
cept the members of the Left, who
abstained from voting.
The success of Olivier to day
/ averts a ministerial crisis.
Benedette, Minister to Prussia, who
recently had leave of absence to visit
Paris, has received an order to return
to Berlin forthwith.
LONDON, June "A correspondent
of the IiDsCS at Madrid, writes that
the scheme of Senior Marcel, Minister
of Columbia. for the gradual emanci-
patton of slavery 10 the Spanish pos
| sessions, is a perfect failure. The
bill defeats the very object it intends
to force. He says the people are not
favorable to the measure as it stands,
and points out its weaknesses, and
Iidicules them pitilessly.
The steamers Cuba and Columbia
have arrived out.
The Spectator asks indignantly if
the Government exchanged Gambia
for worthless tract adjoining Sierra
Leon.
The Daily Neus hopes Mr.. Lind
says address to the troops has been
misrepresented by the Telegraph.
General George Napier, to-day,
publishes in the newspapers a fresh
endorsement Of Canadian courage
and loyalty.
Ashbury has engaged to build an
other yacht if he fails to win the next
time.
The Admiralty begins three new
iron clad vessels at the Chatham navy
yard Immediately, one to be called
the Raleigh, 1900 tons burthen, and
carrying twenty-seven heavy guns,
broadside; the others will be small
light draft steamers, TO operate around
the coast and in the harbors.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 4-The
official papers reiterate the statement
that the Chinese Embassy will re-
turn home overland via Siberia.
ROME, June 4 The Ultramonta.
nists deny the report that it is their
menical Council after the proclama-
ton of the infallibility dogma. The
deliberations of the Council have
been interi upted by the feast of Greg
DRY XVI. The sessions will be re-
Carmeiite monk, Halzel, who wac
defense of Dollinger. has re-
fused to re'ract, and is therefore kept
under surveillance.
Yesterday. upon the demand of one
hundred and fifty of the fathers 10
the discussion on the schema de pre-
Dlatiest iafdlLibilitats was pronounced.
On Monday the discussion of the
CnapL Will Commence.
MADRID, June 4.-The English
men captured by the Spanish brig
ands, near Gibralter, some time aeo.
have been tracked by an cmissary Of
the government. The prisoners were
in good health, and we'll treated.
The final release was only matter of
money. The Government has al
ready commenced negotiations with
the robbers. but the subject is re-
plete with difficulties, and it is feared
DO result will be reached for several
weeks.
STOCKHOLM, June A Ministe-
rial crisis has occurred. The follow
ing is the new Cabinet: AdleviDtz. |
Minister of the Interior; Ward, Min
lister of Finance. There is no change |
in the foreign or domestic policy
FLORENCE, June 4.-The army
budget was def, ated by the Cham
bers, 175 to 107.