The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-15
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ENGLAND.


ASIA which leaves for Boston on the 18th
inst:
The Ministry have been sustained by the
Commons on the Greek question, bp major
/ ity of 46.
A man named Plato, formerly of the 10th
dragons, made a brutal assault with cane
upon Queen Victoria, as she passed out oil
Cambridge House with Prince Albert; fortu-
nately no harm was done, further than demol
ishing the Queens bonnet. She appeared at
/ the Italian Opera the same evening" and was
cordially and enthusiastically greeted. The
niscreant was arrested and committed to aP-
pear.
FRANCE.
/ The question of an increase OF Louis Ma
/ poleon's salary has received t e sanction OF
4 the French Assembly. 1t is said that Gen.
! Navarez has had a warm discus sion with the
! Minister from the United States, in which he
expressed his astonishment and regret to the
Spanish Government. that the American
Government had not prevented the exped-
ton OF General Lopez from being prepared IN
! the United States. but had allowed II to de-
part with the object Of attacking Cuba. 1t
is also reported thatthe Spanish Minister had
addressed u warm remOnstrance TO Washing
ton, embodying the views oithe parish Gov
Iernment The not-, it is said, is not written
IN a very amicable spirit
Through the kindness of Capt. Lang, Of
the Hibernia, we have telegraph dispatches
from London, of Saturday morning, announ-
cling the arrival of the overland mail with
Bombay dates Of May %.
At Benares, upwards of 600 persons had
lost their lives by the explosion of a magazine
boat loaded with 5000 bbls Of gunpowder-
The whole fleet of 80 boats was destroyed,
besides doing an immense damage TO the town
lDaar which the pSrrlpSion trapSnirPd
PARIS, Thursday.-A conspiracy has been
discovered at Orme in Algiers, which it is said
was to have had extensive qualifications in
France. A great number persons belong
ing to the societies and the provinces have
been arrested
ITALY.
The position Of Rome is most unsatisiacto-
ry. A commission of Cardinals has been
named to discuss the affairs of the country,
,, and we are told that The police has been
placed under Austrian authority.
NAPLES.
A frghtful accident occurred on the 18th
ult. A part of Gunagles an immense edIfice,
used as barracks for the troops, gave way
and fell down, involving in the ruins some
= four offive hundred persons.
GERMANY.
y The Parliament ofEufert viii meet in Au-
RI gust. The idea Of the third German Union
. has been formally avowed and proposed to be
carried into effect by the Government OF
7 Hanover and Oldenburg and the three cities
of those smaller States that are naturally al
: lied to Hanover. The principle of the ALI
; ances is that of free trade The Govern
. ment of South German Manufacturers are ir
L favor Of the high protective duties sanctioned
u by Prussia The Minister of Commerce ha:
= induced Hanover 10 announce distinctly the
plan of the third league. Mr.. Hauendey
! Chief Minister of Hesse CasseII, has beer
: found guilty of embezzling public funds
y Another account says he has been convicted
= oil forgery. There has been change in tht
Il Austrian representation at Berlin, and rumo
. have arisen of new disputes between Pruss q
y and Austria. The cholera has reappeared "a
n Berlin.
n WAsHTNGToN, July II.
p The union caucus of the members of Cor
! gress Of all parties, favorable to the Union
p was held TO day. Tie South agreed t
- the line 81 degrees n. lat. as the boundary
of Texas-the Texans consents to this. Mr.
Clay agrees to it also-as do the North anC
President Fillmore. This question bids fail
now to be settled to the satisfaction of al
parties.
A proposition was entertained in the caucu
TO divide California by the same line. and IL
!" the present time, II o'clock, the proposition il
: still under discussion with a prospect Of III
= being carried.
- There is a rumor current that Webste
~ will give place to Mr.. Winthrop in the Cabi
~ net
y General Scott arrived this morning. II,
- comes to attend the funeral of President Tay
Tor and superintend the military arrange
ments.
The National TnteILigeRcer of this morning
1T publishes an official order of the procession
E. and the ceremonies to be observed on Salur
rs day.
TX Adjutant General Jones bass issued an or
IS der that at all the military stations on tn,
d day after the order has been received, thu
O. troops shall be paraded at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
E. the order is then TO be read to them afte
ID which, all labor on that day will cease
n Minute guns will be fred from sunrise to sun
set. The officers the army will also wea
ct mourning on the left arm and their swords
RS and the colors of the several regiments will b.
es put in mourning for six months. Similar or
ID ders have been issued to the navy.
} The solemnities in this city tomorrow, Sat
n urday, will be Of the most imposing charac
IS ter. large body OF military, regulars an
he volunteers, will be present. and there wlials
~ be an immense eoncourse of citizens an
e. strangers.
re Horace Greeley is talked of for the De
partment Of Interior, in the new Cabinet.
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