The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-03
able spring had cause the corn trade to look

doing, and prices had revived.
The general report of the state Of trade
in the manufacturing districts is favorable.
A few cases of the cholera have appeared
in Sheffield, but not sufficiently violentto ex-
cite alarm.
There was a great repeal levee at Dublin
on the 30th of May, at which were present
O'Connell, Steele, and all the leading repeal.
ers.
The steamship Great Britain is expected
in the Mersey on the Sd of July, and will
leave for New York on the 25th. She contin-
ues. as heretofore, TO excite great interest in
the Thames.
The abdication Of Don Carlos in favor of
his son, is the most striking event in the con-
~tinental ne VS.. The London Chronicle, on
this subject, comments thus
"The abdication of Don Carlos has Great
ed a strong impression in Paris that the pre-
tensions of the son of Don Carlos 10 The hand
of Queen Isabella, will now have the sup
port of the French Government. 1t is said
that the Prince of the Asturias (as he is call
ed) has given the French Government the
strongest assurances of his devotion 10 the
dynasty OF Louis Philippe and the interests
of France, and that he has expressed the
most anxious desire 10 conciliate parties in
Spain, and to follow moderate counsels. He
goes SO far even as 10 renounce all preten-
sions to The throne ofSpain, as King Regent,
and will be contented with the title of the
Queens husband. It is therefore thought
that the French Government will make no
deposition to the pretension of the Prince of
the Asturias to the hand of the Queen"
There is a sscrew loosen between France
and her new ally, the Emperor of Morocco.
The later has repudiated the treaty which
was negotiated on the part OF his Govern
ment, by Gen. Delrue; and statements are
current that the French officially endeavor-
ed 10 overreach his Moorish Majesty by the
surreptitious introduction of a clause which
gave better terms TO France that the basis of
the treaty warranted.
The Russian Government is about 10 au-
thorize the sale Of Circassian children, prin-
cipally for purposes of prostitution, 10 the
Turks.
The German papers state that preparations
are being made at Coburg for the reception
of Queen Victoria, who will visit that place
and court of Berlin in the course of the sum
mer.
The Paris correspondent Of Wilmer and
Smiths European Times, in relation to Ore.
gop says:
All sensible, all practical men, whether
French, British or American, with whom ]
have conversed in this capital, and all the a.
bly-conducted newspapers are unanimous in
/ 4i,;olinn thaf tho o,ocfi0 1ao o0lu 10 eoC
tied by mutual concessions, and that those
conce ssions will take place, sooner or later,
they entertain not the slightest doubt.
"With respect TO Texas there has been
something said, and more written; but all
ttIut I find worth aetieiag is aloadiag article
in the Constitutional of this morning. The
Constitutional asserts positively, on the
faith of private letters from London, that the
English Cabinet has required from the French
Government, in return for the concession il
has made on the right of search question, its
assistance and cooperation in resisting the
annexation; and this demand, the Constitu-
"iionnel adds, has been acceded to.
1t further asserts that the English and
French diplomatic agents in Texas had, in
the name of their respective Governments,
induced the President of Texas not to con-
woke the Congress before the end of July or
the beginning o August, promising him, in
the meantime, TO procure the recognition of
Texas by Mexico, and the adoption by Eng
land Of the debt of Texas, in return for a
treaty TO be hereafter entered into favorable
J to the admission of English manufactures in
to that country"
The corresp ondent adds that implicit re-
lance is not 10 be placed upon the statement
of the Constitutional.
The General Assemblies Of the Establish
ed Church of Scotland and the Free Church
are now sitting in Edinburgh.
The House OF Lords has passed the
Heavyside divorce bill. The lady in this
case is the cher annie of DR.. Lardner.
For the recent state ball at Buckingham
Palace, upwards of :0G0 invitations were is
sued-the greatest number which has atten-
ded any ball held during the Queens reign.
The Prince de Montfort, Jerome Bona
parties son, has arrived at Paris, and obtained
leave to %soiourn in that capital for three
months.
Poland is still in a disturbed state: at War
saw the prisons are daily increasing the num-
Der of their victims. The danger Of cores
pondence by letters is greatly augmented.
1t is rumored that The parliamentary ses-
sion will close about the middle of July, and
that her Majesty desires that such should be
the case.
The poor of Prussia are said TO be suffer
ing from the long and severe winter. The
King has purchased aquantity of potatoes for
them.
The naval force Of Great Britain consists
of $50 ships-oEwar. carrying from l to 100
guns each. Of this number, there are l25