The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-31
Further Foreign News by the Asia.

clergyman OF the Established Church in her
suite while on her present TOUR and for al
tending Presbyterian place CT worship at
Balmoral. A reply was sent TO the bishop
expressive Of her Majesly's disapproval Of
such interference. and observing that her
majesty hal not stepped out of her duty in
attending public worship in the Established
Church Of Scotland.
The cholera has broken out among the
troops Stationed at Hull.
The Pope has issued a bull prohibiting
Roman Catholic parents from sending their
children TO Protestant schools either in France
or England, ard young ladies from teaching
or taking part in them.
On the Both ult., DR.. Wiseman was named
a cardinal at Il consisiory at Rome, under
the tile of archbishop oil Westminster. Ten
out of the present fourteen cardinals have
been chosen from foreign States.
The expedition from Spain will sail on the
18th from Cad;z. Gen. Concha wished not
10 set out for Cuba till the end Of the month,
but the late news from the United States has
acceler ated hts departure.
The Queen OF the Belgians lies on her
deaih-bed ut Osiend.
A very violent gale occurred at Liverpool
schooners, and other small craft.
The ship Providence, for Africa, left port
on Sunday. aud after having encountered The
full force Of the gale on Sunday night, and
on Monday twas driven back among the
banks where she WITS observed about noon
from the RidStOn telegraph station. Out of
a crew OF %, including the pilot, 10 persisted
The second casualty wus 10 the ATcturus,
a..
ashore al Crosby point, where she became q
perfect wreck; the pilot and first mate
drowned the rest saved in the ships boats.
Several casualties occurred To the coasiing
steamers that were out when the gale set III.
From the coast OF Ireland many disasters are
reported.
The condition OF Ireland is slowly but de
eiGedly improving, snd there has been a
most gratifying diminution III the poor rates.
Frdace-The MouiiUur publishes decree
Of the President Of tie Republic. opening "A
credit TO the Minister OF the Interior 10 the
amount OF l030C0l,, for the purchase Of the
paintings of the late King of Holland.
which are to be placed in The museum of the
Louvre.
NJ. Guizot, it's reported, is about TO re-
sumo his former c0nuexiou with the Journal
des Dsbats.
Step by step Louis Napoleon appears to
DE advancing ia his ambitious career. One
splendid REVIEW succeeds another; vast mass
es Of troops are Brought together wine,
cigars. sansages, seasoned win quasi impe-
rial smiles aLd ah,biiiiy. are dealt out 10
them with proiusiou, and the BOnapartist
journals, with great simplicity, tell mat
they perceive nothing unusual in these pro-
ceedings.
Denmark and he Duchies-O On the 7ih
October The whole of the Schleswig Holsteia
troops Withdrew from before Fried, richstadt
TO the positions which they had occupied on
the 10Th Sept and The artillery WIGS brought
back TO Rendsburgh.
The lerry-house at WoIlersum, imme-
diately opposite Fredericnstldt, on the Hol-
ST, ia sale OF the Ey der being occupied by
some HOslein artillery. WAS cannonaded by
the Dunes on the morning OF the 9Th and
burned down. Six Danish gunboats, two
81, umers (the Geyser and Hrbe). and come
transports. were wing of the mouth Of the
Eyder.
Strong efforts are still making in France to
bring about an union betVeea The BOurb0Hs
and Orleanists. bat with no very encouraging
prospects OF success.
Elections have taken place in several of the
c)mmunCs, which have resulted in the signal
defeat Of tie Socialists.
The Senate OF Hamburg has been officially
informed by the Danish Government that it
will not recognize the notes issued. or to be
issued, by the StaaihaIitrschait of the
Duchies nor the small money that it proposes
to com. 1t therefore warns The Senate against
receiving either.
Germany-Accounts from Casser TO The
9Th October represent the city as tranquil
No Change had taken place IN the stale az
fairs. The deputition from the Supreme
Council had had al Interview with the Flee
tor at Wllhelmshad. The Elector repudiaied
distinctly all respect fer the laws and consii
tuition by virtue OF which alone he reigrs.
The tclegraplnc line between Berlin and
Brussels is completed. ard open far as
Ververs; the remaining Belgian portion
will it is said, be completed during the month
OF November, part ia Brussels, AMI then d.
rect by Aiallnts 10. Ostend.
From CaSSel We learn that Gen. IIayuau is
under arrest in biz own house. Gen. Haynau
at first threatened to send the officers who
went 10 arrest him 10 prison, but when he
perceived that they had taken measures TO
carry out their intention. he promised TO sus-
pend all further proceedings I'LL he had re-
ceived new instructions from WIihelmsbad
and not TO break his arrest. The General ia
said to be unwell.
! The cause OF the arrest was the sending
round patrols to close the presses, and scizing
two or three journals the editor of one Of
which, DR.. Oelker, haviog resisted, wa;
carried of TO prison.
At Hesse Cassel despoiic measures were
used 10 rritate the people to deeds Of violence