Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-06
From the Louisville Journal.
ANH1F AL OF THE BKTTANIA!
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

news was expressed from Halifax to this
city. The dates from Liverpool are to the 10th
inst
Cotton had slightly receded. The quota
tons for Mobile fair are 4ad and Orleans 4sd.
The Stock at Liverpool was 5l2, $3.50 bales, be-
ing 1920 bales more than for the same period
last year.
The quotations for breadstuffs are as fol-
lowsss Flour 81 a 28s, red wheat Is Sd "a
rs Sd; white wheat Is Cd IS; corn 80
a 35s.
Monetary affairs are unaltered.
Prince de Joinvile has been arrested al.
Paris.
Prince Louis Napoleon has obtained the re-
turns TO theassemblg. The Government will
not dare to modest him. Paris remains tran
quill Crowded assemblages are dispersed
by the military. The designations of La
MARITIME and Ledru Rollin are openly talked
Of Suspicious are entertained that Lamar
tine was privy to the movement of the 18th
of May.
Caussidere, late perfect Of the police, char
ges Lamartine with having supplied arms
to Soberere. Theirs, it is supposed, will sup
plant Lamartine, he having been elected to-
fill one of the vacancies in the assembly from
Paris.
The news from Italy is important. Peshiere
has surrendered and is in the hands of Charles
Albert. A battle was fought at Girto between
10000 Austrians and $1,000 Piedmontese, in
which the former were completely routed and
fled in all directions, pursued by the cavalry Of
the latter.
Pope Plus has regained all his popularity
with the French. His constitution will be
democratic republican. A declaration of
rights admitssgratuitous education and assis-
lance.
Arrests continued to be made at Madrid
All the British residents at Cadiz have
been compelled to furnish security for their
conduct.
In Ireland, the Repealers and Orange Confed
Grafton have fraternized under the title Of the
Irish League, for the purpose Of agitating con-
stitutional repeal. The League has issued a
manifesto, signed by its members, which in
terms is no less in defiance of law than the
illusions Of Mitchell.
Second Despatch.
In France the Legitimists were preparing
for the restoration of the Count de Paris to the
throne, with the Duchess DOrleans as Re-
gent, and 10 couriiiutc Lumartine, Arazo
and others, council of regency, including
them will be formed. De Joinville and
the Duke D'Aumale are both supposed TO be in
Paris.
The Belgian minister has been dismissed
from Spain, on the ground of implication in
the conspiracy which caused the Queen tc
change her ministry.
Accountsfrom Schleswig confirm the capture
of two Danish battalions.
The Cholera is making fearful ravages il
Russia.
The victory of the Italians over the Austri-
ans at Girto was complete; 5000 Piedmontest
cut TO pieces 10000 Austrians.
Rome remains tranquil.
Naples continues in state of seige. A warn
feeling prevails between the troops and in
! habitants.
1 Piedmontese and Lombardy will be uni
ted, and Charles Albert Will receive tn
crown.
The Emperor of Austria still refuses to re
turn to Vienna.
The Chartists meetings are not quite 81
numerous. The English Government is usini
the utmost rigor to put down all demonstra
tons.
Liverpool, June 10.-The trade during tn
week has been slightly depressed. owing Il
the revival of political agitation. Holders 0
produce are anxious to realize, consequently
! declining tendency is manifest. Consols 81
i 844. The tone of the cotton market is un
favorable; holders being anxious TO realize
prices haye.receded. The corn market is mac
/ tive and declining. White wheat has falle
r from 3dper lbs; fair business has bee
done al this reduction. Flour has declined Cd
!, with an improving demand. Corn is as lower
/ and cornmeal Is Cd per Dbl. lower with an eS
? tremely dull market Yellow corn 34s mea
lbs Sd a las Sd. Bacon is steady and in de
mend; prices are little easier than at the dat
= of our former report. Pork has receded fror
to three shiIlings. Lard has advanced one shi
; ling per cwt..
Il WAsHlNGToN' June %.
Inthe Senate to-day, Mr.. Dodge, of Wiscor
: sin, took his seat.
Most of the proceedings to-day were unin
a portant.. The Oregon bill was debated, an
L private bills considered.
: In the House, the Speaker resumed h
Z chair.
Mr.. Hunt. chairman Of the Commerce Con
fmittee, submitted report upon the memor
.e al of the Chicago convention, which was la
1 over.
a. Mr.. Goggin, from the Post Office Cor
p mittee, submitted report to amend the pos
age laws SO as to establish uniform rate of
Ill cents.
WASHINGTON, June "a.
In the Senate a bill providing for the DE-