The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, April 11.-Unusual pre-
caution was taken by the police yes
torday, to guard against the threat
ened disorders, but the city was as
quiet as usual.
PARIS, Noon, April lit is prob
! able that Count Daru will resign the
Foreign Office; while it is true changes
are imminent in the ministry, and
rumor has associated the names of
several gentleman with positions In
| the new cabinet, up to this hour
but one withdrawal has occurred,
that Of Buffet, Financial Secretary.
PARIS, April 11.-The workmen of
the immense mandatory of M. Coil,
have struck.
The resignation of Count Daru is
imminent. Should be withdraw,
other Ministers will follow.
The report gains credence, that the
Emperor is acting under the influence
of Rouher.
In the Corps Legislatif. to-day,
Jules FaVre expressed his regret at
| the resignation of Buffet, who, he
said, had shown a disposition to stand
up for the prerogatives Of the Cham
/ bers, and was defender OF 0rdOr 80 j
liberty.
M. Segrio, replying to Favre, DO
scribed him as defender Of the Re
public, but as an adversary Of liberty.
I This produced much excitement and
s:-IIiAd- forth exclamations from all
/ sIdes. C11rrs---@daressed the cham
1 beTs, and while reviewing .----4s
of the ast week, was interrupted
with cries of you made promises.
! In the course of his speech he ex-
pressed the opinion that one day
would be sufficient for taking the
vote of the nation on the Pleb iscttu1l1
/ The Emperor held a review o.
troops at the Place Du Carrousel to.
day.
LONDON. April II. = Dispatches
from Paris state that the ministerial
crisis is due to the objections Of ;
portion of the Cabinet to the continu
ance of PiebiscitGry power in the
hands of the Executive.
Erie skies were admitted to The
Stock Board here. ~
The RaH Mall Gazette censure
| Gladstone's shutting policy, on Irisl
matters, and predicts the defeat Of thr
Irish land bill, on account of the oh
security, complication and ambigQIt
of its provisions. The same pape
urges the instant dispatch of frigat
to the fisheries, to watch the Ameri
can war steamer there.
CoRK, April 1.-THE court
about to discharge Phillips, who wa
} recently arrested here as an allege
embezzler of Federal bonds, becaus
the American dispositions are nc
= forthcoming.
! EDINBURG, April II. - The WOO
: works in both shafts of Bathsgat
e Colliery took fire to-day while til
miners were at work. Seven me
!, were sufocated and forty nine wei
: rescued.
y LISBON, April 11.-Advices fro,
5 Paraguay state that President LopC
q suddenly turned upon and surprise
It his pursuers, winning quite victor
: 1t is thought at Rio Janiero, tn
It this advantage would result In o
c indefinite proiongation of the war.
MADRID, April 11.-Itis announce
that the trial of the Duke of Mon
. pensier for the killing of Prince he
/ ii, begins Tomorrow, arqlr
IF HAVANA, April 11.-A telegra
ly from Captain General De Roda
II dated Puerto Principe, April s,
n published day. He states that t7
d columps of the Spanish troops b.
rs ! returned without meeting any enem
9 The forces were then provisioned
j. two months and sent to occupy Gu
rs nae. Two men and one woman. spit
lie were caught. The men were execut
v and the woman pardoned A gre
e. amount of important correspondent
he was captured and much property
in the rebels destroyed. The advan
o. guard of the Insurgents surrender
ef voluntarily. They report that 4
he rique Agromonte, francesca Castil
O. Gaspar Beautocourt, Diego Aguer
er and an American named Magn
at were chief leaders of the insurgen
be and some of them had embarked q
r. fed from the country, after havi
in Fought among themselves. Some
al the insurgents had issued an or
h. nunishing with death whoever
h, cepts De Rodas Amnesty ProclaI
)ss ton. @ -3a 7lW08l
I'D Cespedes intends to leave the CO.
in, try. BE will be actively pursu
ne Anarchy, panic and desertions p
Use vail everywhere among the reb
lp- Some have raised the standard
all revolt against Agramonte, owing
he his tyrannieal behavior. Yesterc
u.s. the leaders of this revolt assassina
Ose fourteen of their own men for
ta- purpose ofrobbcry. This news, wh
es. is regarded as official, has eau
,er, great rejoicing here.