The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, May 9.-The following is
the result of voting, as far as. reeeiv-
ed, up to 3 o'clock this afternoon
yes, 3.005 .666; no. 705, 5,156. The
vote cast by the navy is all in, except
that of two ports, the result of which
shows Is, ,457 yeas, and 2,970 nays.
Paris is tranquil.
Later-The general result il esti-
mated, yes $500, 900. no, 100000
The vote of the Seventh Battalion
of Chasseurs is about evenly divided.
At the Barracks Eugene, the result
showed 1862 yes. 1,121 no. Twenty
Cente Gardes voted no only fifteen
Gardes De Paris voted no. It is re
ported that two regiments at Vincen-
mes. refused to vote. The computed
soldiers in Paris voted about-yes,
IS, 900; no, 5000.
PARIS, May 9, IL m.-Full returns
have not yet been received, but sufi.
cient is known to make it certain
that the Government has been sus-
tanned by an immense majority. Up
to this hour the figures stand as fol-
lows: Yes, about c, 400, 600; no, about
i 100000. The city is tranquil. This
morning the journals have editorial
articles on the result of the voting
yesterday, and comment particularly
on the vote Of the army.
PARIS, May 9, 3 p. M.-Newspapers-
to-day announce the marriage. at
Pan, of Gustave Lafitte TO Kate Van
derbilt Barker, grand daughter of
Commodore Vanderbilt.
The Opinion Nationale notes the
extreme quiet, even solemnity, of the
voting yesterday, throughout the EN-
pire.
PARIS, May 9--9P. M.-Returns re
ceived foot up. yes z, ,126, ,288, no 1 49,
S44. The vote of the army as far as
known. yes 219, 200, 10 36,598. 1t is
estimated that without counting the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and the army and
navy of Algeria, the government will
have majority of over 5, 100000. The
excitement has been intense all day.
but no disturbances whatever have
taken place, aud the military precau
tions are continued.
At council of the Ministers held
to-day, the Emperor presided and re-
ported as a result of the councils de-
liberations that the Ministers will
tender their designations tomorrow,
and Olivier will be charged by the
Emperor with reformation of new
Cabinet.
The Emperor has complimented
the Prefect of Police for bis success
in maintaining public order.
Victor Hugo has been cited to ap-
pear before the Tribunal for an arti-
Gle in the Raphael, exciting hatred and
contempt for the Government.
PARIS, May o. Midnight.-This
evening barricades were thrown up In
the Fauborg du Temple, but were
quickly carried by the troops, who, it
is reported. fred on the defenders.
Other quarters of Paris arc tranquil.
ROME, May 9.-The opponents of
the Dogma Infallibility, will hold
conference to-day, preparatory to the
re opening of the debate on that sub
ject. in that Council, on Thursday.
ST. PETERsBURd, May 9.-One CHS
coWfli, labOrer, has been arrested,
charged with the murder of Prince
ID D'Arenburg, he was once employed |
by tho Prince, and the proofs against |
him are conclusive.
LONDON, May 9.-The Neurs au-
thoritively contradicts the rumors of
John Bright's contemplated resigua.
ton from the Cabinet.
The Times understands that the |
warning to German capitalists against |
American bonds, came from the North |
German Consul. at New York.
The result Of the plebiscitun1 was
accepted by the press here as fore |
gone conclusion from the Imperial |
arrangements previously made.
The anticipated reduction Of duties /
on iron causes great activity in the |
iron regions Of Wales.
In the House of Commons Mr.. OF |
way, Under Foreign Secretary, in re-
ply to the question of Gilpen, said |
the Spanish Government was fully |
able to subdue the insurrection in |
Cuba, as the insurgents held no i'm
p0rtant place. The interference of |
Her Majesty's Government, which |
had been suggested, would be inop- |
perfume. He promised that the Gov
ernment would not fail to seize any /
occasion to mitigate the horrors of |
civil war in Cuba.
In the House of Lords, Earl Gran
Vile said no further news had been |
received from Canada concerning Red |
River affairs.
The Naturalization bill was taken
up, the amendment of the Commons |
concuTred In, and the bill passed.
Sir VIM. Mansfield has been ap- |
pointed to the command of the forces
in ireland, succeeding Lord Straith-
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