The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-28
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appETEovAn FoREEnN NEWS

FTance.-The result of the election was
not known at Paris on Thursday. The Gov
ernment has established censorship on al
foreign books. a corvette had sailed for
Lapland.
The meraces Of Prussia against the Swiss
cantonmenis have been renewed. but as
France and Austria have nterlered, nothing
serious is apprehended.
Denmark and the Duchees.-Thc report
gains ground that the armislice is to be pro-
longed. 1t is currently reported that Den
mark has concluded private treaty with
Prussia, by which the latter is 10 have the
island Of Bompolm should hostiLties be re-
newed with SchIeswig.
1'urbey.-The Sultan proposes that the
Hungarian refugees shall be detained in Asia
Minor from the period not exceeding one year.
Kossu h and others are about to be removed
accordingly.
Affairs in Naples.-Fear are entertained
at Naples that Admiral Parker will pay his
respects to he NeaPolilans as soon us he
lsoves the Greek coast. Like fears are en-
tertaiued at Madrid
/ 1he Pope.-There is no indication Of
speedy return oil the Pope to Rome.
By the overland m-il from India, we learn
the country is quiet from Calcutta. Com
mercial accounts are favorable, but not so
much SO as have any effect on the English
market Freights have declined at Bonn
bay.
Austria and H@ngary-Fhe Vienna jour
nails state that intelligence lad been received
from Pennsylvania that the Russians were
assembling. Considerable force was at the
def'e OF Gesto, with the intention of again
occupying Pennsylvania. so as to allow Aus
trian troops to pass Trough to Italy and the
German frontier. Gen. Hayrau has called
out the national guards Of such towns as
Presburg 10 make up a new army of2O 600
men, Many ofthe people have left home in
consequence, knowing that they would have
to serve. a few political prisoners have es-
capped. All the national guards who served
in the lnsurrecionary forces in Hungary are
being Incorporated with the Austrian army
Large numbers Of Hungarian refugees are
collecting on he frontier Of Botina. where
they are treated with great kindness of Mo
kish Vizer. Our latest adviccs states that
all sentences Of death have been committed
to terms Of imprisonment in irons.
Prussia and the German Stafes-Tne
Prussian Monitor, of the 9th inst, publishes
the names Of the members Of thu Chamber o..
State named by by Government, They are
IalI Of tl,t -
uonalists and Democrats will not Interfere in
the election for the First Chamber. becaus
they consider that the nomination OF so many
members Of the aristocracy too significant ID
hint on the part Of the Government to admit
OF hope that internal Iioerties Of Germany
are about to be developed All who desire
that Germany sho1II be a constitutional
State, are greatly discouraged at this act Of
the Government A formal protest has been
tcrsd by the Cou.cil Of Administration
against Hanover for Withdrawing from tie
alliance OF the twenty Safes OF May %.
We learn from Altenburg, in consequence Of
the termination OF the arnislice with Den
mark, the soldiers from that Department
have been called ia
4 a DANISH war lrigate and a bark have been
discovered cruising off the bank 1t would
appear that they were accommodating.
The committee Of the Saxon Chamber on
the German question has agreed to Il series
OF r, commentators TO the ministry, urging
The policy Of adhering to the Prussan bond
and using its Influence with Wrtemherg ard
Bavaria to induce them to join also 1t is
sud that the Erlurt Parliament will be post
poned to admit Of the consideration OF this re-
commentator.
Eagland-Our minister mt England. Abb
bot Laurence, appears to have recovered his
, health. lie had attended the Prince consorl's
: levee. Several vessels were advertised at
Liverpool for California. Jenny Lind had
arrived at Berlin.
CONGRESSIONAL,