The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, May 6.-The edition of the
Rappel was seized to day by the po-
lice.
Trouble is reported at Lyons, where
the authorities interrupted the pub
lication of clerical newspaper.
Mr.. Smalley, of the New York 1rf
bHne. is here. aud an eruees himself
in readiness to answer ail questions
though the authorities, nc. yet, have
given him no occasion. He says he is
acquainted with Flourens, met him
in London, aud received letters for
him, but knew nothing of the con-
tents, and declares he had no knowI-
edge of Flourens being in any way
connected with the conspiracy.
PARIS, May 6.-Tho Goulois SAYS
the opposition party has sent Com
mittee to London and Brussels, to
ascertain the real truth of the alleged
conspiracy.
The Joint Committee of deputies
of the left, and the representatives of
the Democratic press, have issued an
other manifesto to electors. They
protest against the trickery of the
Government. in publishing on the
eve of the election, violent and ILL
considered reports for the purpose Of
creating a panic They denounce the
Government for charging all its oppo-
nents with insurrection and assassina-
tion. aad for endeavoring to create
the impression that France has es-
capped great danger The Commit
tee say they despise these calumnies.
France knows on which side arc the
men of violence. She knows who
has got the power by a coup de etdt.
and VINO reserve the right of coup
de etat.
LONDON, May 6.-The Pail Mall
Gazette in behalf of Geo. W. Smalley,
states on authority. that he was iguo
rant of the alleged conspiracy, and of
the contents of the letters sent to
Flourens. in his care.
The Times continues editorially, to
belittle the French conspiracy. It
says to day. that the peril lies more
in the strength of those who would
infict. than the weakness of those
who would resist the conspiracy.
ROME, May 6-Two- thirds Of the
French Bishops and Priests. now in
Rome, have requested permission to
vote at the French mbassy.
Edmund Antrobus, senior partner
of the 6rm of Coutts, is dead.
The House of Lords to- day was
engaged on business of local interest.
In the House of Commons Otway
submitted another installment of cor
respondence with the Greek Govern
ment on the recent massacre.
| Stansfeld, Secretary of the Treas.
ury, stated that the G7 100000 paid
for telegraph lines was included in
the gum total, 9S01 100000 of the ma
tional debt, on March 31st
Monsell, Under Colonial Secretary
explained that compromise of the
Red River difficulty had been effected
by the introduction in the Dominion
| Parliament of a bill creating the
Province of Manataba.
1t was stated that Canada would
retain all the public lands Of the new
province with the exception Of 112,.
600 acres, to secure its debt.
| GLASGOW, May 6.-The steamer
Indiana. which arrived from New
York, reports she spoke the steamer
Siberia, which sailed from Liverpool
April 10Th, for Boston, heading East
The Siberia had broken shaft, anC
was on her way back to Queenstown,
She needed no assistance.
MADRID, May 6.-Alozoga arrived
from Paris.
1t is rumored that Marshal Serrant
will not resign, but will be invested
with full powers of the Royal Regent
Thirty eight Spanish Bishops an
nounce from Rome their refusal t
take oath to the now Constitution o
Spain. although the Pope ;nterpose
no objections.
BERLIN, May 6.--The Parliament 0
I. Zollieverin having increased the dut
2 on coffee. have reduced that on pi
) iron to q silver groschens per quin
5 tai, and that on rice to 10, The dut
on cotton yarn is retained.