The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28
FoRELGN NEWS.


with resolutions adopted by the Con-
stitution of the Chambers OF Com
merce, bill will soon be brought be-
fore Parliament legaiiziug the saie Of
all cerials By weight.
Duke Richmond has accepted Tory
leadership IN the House Of Lcrds.
Another splendid game of billiards
was played at Corn Exchange, at
Aylesburg. last evening, between w.
Cook. Jr., and W. Duftop. Cook
gave his opponent 200 points in
game OF 1000, aad made the unexam-
pied run of 239, winning easily.
A strike IS imminent among opera
tives of cotton mills at Bolton.
The Pail Mall Gazette, referring 10
the anniversary Of the birth day of
Washington, says, that though Gen.
Washington was a man of narrow
views, neither wise nor acute, yet he
would be almost astounded at the
the spectacle of affairs at the Ameri-
can National Capital now.
MADRID, Feb. 26.-The struggle be-
tween the Church and the revolution
airy parties Is becoming intensified.
The debate on the proposition to
prosecute the Archbishop Of Santiago
for treason threatens to consume the
session Of the convention.
Reports say there have been Carlist
disturbances recently at Carcelar near
Albaect, but were suppressed IN all
cases by the civil guards.
LONDON. Feb. 27th.-The Oxford
and Cambridge are both making
changes in their crews, for the annual
University race. The Cambridge has
rejected Spencer, and the Oxford.
Hamilton.
LISBON, Feb. 26.-Steamships ar.
rived from Rio Janiero yesterday.
Lopez has been compelled to evacuate
Passadero, abandoning his sick ald
wounded. He moved towards Bee
CORA. Der was moving across the
Alta River in hopes of interceptiBg
Lopez's retreat.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26.-The steam
ships Westphalia and Bellons have
arrived.
The agents of the steamship City of
Boston have sent the steamship City
of Durham on a cruise off the Madie-
ra Islands in hopes that something
may be learned of the missing steam
er. The opinion of all old sailors is
that she is disabled and making for
port under sail.
PARIS, Feb. 26.-There was a DEM
onstration on the part of eouscripts
at Lyons, on Thursday, but the
troubles we're suppressed without
bloodshed
Arch Bishop DeBonald, of Lyons
is dead.
Two more editors were arrested fol
publishing false news.
It is said that the Emperor is dis
satisfied with his Cabinet, on account
of Its inability to reconcile the oppo.
site parties in the Corps LegiStdtlB
and it's tendency to extreme measures
is not sanctioned by the majority, al
instanced in a vote of the question o
supp porting official candidates for thu
Chamber.
PARIS, Feb. 27.-The Emperor de
clares officially and personally, per
feet harmony existing between him
self and the present ministry, and ht
believes they have the sympathy o.
every honest Frenchman. The jour
nails which support deputies of Righ
have commenced attack on the Oil
vier ministry. The Leifd, a couT
organ, declares it will not join In at
tack, but protests against measures oi
Olivier as contrary to its principles
Its asserted Council Of State will pro
pose a reduction In the army cOntin
gent. The first day of conviyial pass
ed without the slightest trouble
There was a procession which march
ed through the streets quietly ant
was not interfered with by the police
The weather being very hne, the
display attracted great crowds 0
spectators.
Bishop Laval publishes a lette
declaring that be would die Tathe
than aid 10 the projects spoken of a
Rome. The Bishop does not indicat
what these projects are.
France has made a new attempt t.
! dissuade the Ecumenical Counci
from acting against her interests.
HAVANA, Feb. 26.- Advices sa
the murderer of GreenWald. is one o
= Dekoda's guides, named Bars 0
: Bart.
The Cuban Junta have the follow
ing dispatch.
- AChSONN LILLE, 1ld.s LEU. ID
The Spanish winter campaign came t
disastrous end at Naj8sa, Cuba, O.
: the 28th of January. The Spanisl
retreated to the towns. Delegation
, from unarmed classes of the Cuba
l army are begging for arms to attac
the towns.
Cespedes has appointed Genera
Guesada and Col. Adolfa VarOna t
an important foreign mission. The
sailed from Cuba in the midst of th
enemy's cruisers and are now i
: Jacksonville, and will be In New Yor
some time between the 26th inst. AM
the first of March.
y In the United States Circuit Coul
3 to-day, the recognizances of severa
: members of the Cuban JuDta Wer
0 declared forfeited for non appearance
when names were called to answer
presentments from the grand jury.
HAMBURG, Feb. 27.-The Borse1
G hall says a project is on foot for th
j. establishment of discount bank !
s this city, by capitalists here, at Berlin
t Frankfort, and New York.
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