The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-25

Courier and Enquirer:
The cholera in Great Britain was subsiding
and caused no alarm. Total number of cases
l.2l5--deaths 6I0, recoveries, 220. sos OF
the deaths took place in Scotland. In France
The disease had made no progress. At Berlin
it had disappeared.
The bullion in the bank of England had in
creased more than quarter of million, and
the total amounts to fl3.7O0,000. Money
was abundant but capitalists were clrcum
spect. Railroad shares were dropping. Pub
lie securities on the advance.
The bank of France had $4,000, 000f. OF
specie in her vaults.
The steamer Europa, which sailed on the
8th, took out The news of Gen. Taylor's proba
bic election, which was Immediately forward
ed by the electric telegraph company to Londoh
and published IN the evening editions OF the
several papers,
From France there is nothing ofimportance.
Prince Louis Napoleon still seems to be the
favorite candidate for the Presidency, though
the canvass on both sides is very active. The
clubs were especially busy.
1t is stated that Il, 800 persons have volun-
teered TO emigrate to Algeria.
Marshall Bugeaud has declared in favor OF
Prince Louis Napoleon
A socialist banquet took place in ARSON
the 18Th attended by about 200 men, women
and children.
In Prussia no further outbreaks have taken
place. The Assembly had been dispersed
several times, bat a meeting on the 10th the
following motion was submitted by Schultz
and Others
The National Assembly DEGREES that the
Brandenburgh ministry is not authorized 10
levy taxes or disburse the public money until
the National Assembly can fulfill It's duties in
safety at Berlin. This resolution will take
letfect from the nth of November next ensu-
ling"
An officer from Gen. Wrangel came in and
ordered the Assembly to disperse. They re
fused, however, and the officer withdrew; after
which the Assembly passed the motion and
Iadjourned. The city council of Breslau pro-
tested against the measure.
A notice from Gen. Wrangel had suspended
light Berlin journals,
The disarmIng Of the Berlin guard was pro-
ceedinS with the greatest vigor; wagons were
sent through the city and each member was or
dered to give up his arms. No disturbances
had been experienced.
The royal family has removed into the pal
ace al Potsdam, where the king has taken up
his residence.
submit new constitution, modelled on that
of Belgium, % the Assembly, and that ne
would refer the dispute with the Assembly, to-
the Central German power They lacked con-
firmauon, however.
The minority of the Assembly issued an adj
dress to the people OF Prussia, calling upon
them TO stand by the na iUnal Representatives
as the only means of securing liberty and hap
pness to themselves.
There had been some excitement, but 10 dis
turbances. at Breslau.
Letters from Rome dated the 9Th ult., an
nounce insurrectlonary moyemrments against
the Pontihcal troops on Tie Austrian frontier.
This explains the sudden departure from Rom
Of the Minister of War for Bologna and Fer
rara.
The agitation for Italian independence has
been revived al Florence. AT Naples, on the
| 18th, tranquility preveiled. Much Impotence
was manifested for the return of the British
Minister, since all proceedings under anglo
French mediation were su$ pended until his
arrival.
From Austria there is nothing Of special in
terest. The official reports state the loss Of
the imperial troops, in the siege OF Vienna, at
III killed and 800 wounded. 500 persons
bad been arrested for taking part III the insur-
rection, OF whom 996 had been set at lib
erly.
Messenhauser was shot on the 10th ult.
The imperial troops were drawn closel y up
on the Hungarial frontier.
Al Frankfort ON .lhe 18th, the Assembly
adopted the following motion.
The national assembly, agreeing with the
measures taken BY the ministry or the Empire,
declares thai it Is necessary--hrst, TO eugage
the Prussian ministry to revoke the order tor
8 Ill al ~i,
burg as soon as measures shalt have been taken
10 guarantee the dignity and liberty OF lis de-
alterations at Berlin, secondly, that the crown
ol Prussia should surround Itself as soon as
possible with ministry possessing the con-
hdence Of the country, and fiji To remove all
fear on the subject OF reaGnOnary tendencies,
and the Infringement OF the liberty OF the peO
pie"
A motion was put and carried, calling upon
The imperial ministry Tor the accusation and
punishment OF all concerned in the execuuonI
Of Robert Blum. The assembly afterwards vo
ted the following resolutions:
l. That the imperial assembly. in pursu
ance ofIts decision On The 18th inst, and with
reference o the events which have in the mean
time occurred, request the central executive toI
contribute, through the imperial commissioner
III Berlin, to the nomination of ministry
possessed of the confidence OF the county,
Carried BY a majority OF 233 to 6.
2 That the assembly declare that the dis
cussion of the assembly remaining in Berlin
respecting the suspension OF the payment oil
the taxes-a decision which Is open, and dan
gerous to the State-is null and void"
Carried after stormy debate, by majority
of 275 10 $50.
3. THAT the assembly protest against any
detrimental attempt on the guaranteed and
promised rights and liberties OF the Prussian
people"