The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-31

ceived here until alter midnight
ENGLAND.
Matters here. IN relation to our foreign pol
lev, are every day assuming a more serious
aspect The Greek atf,tir is settled, but not
in way that is likely 10 lead to peace. The
French and Russian governments appear 10
be greatly dissatisfied ut the turn which al
/ fairs have taken, and The ministers OF both
governments have left England. No person
/ in England was aware oil this state of affairs
until the absence OF the French and Russian
ministers at the grand plenipotentiary ban
quet, given as usual OIL the Queens birthday,
! until their absence gave rise 10 some inquiry
thereto.
In the House of Lords, on Thursday Lord
Brougham called the attention of the Mar
quis OF Lansdowne TO the sudden departure of
the French ambassador on the anniversary OF
her Majesiy's birthday, and hoped that no
diminuiun of the friendly feelings existing
between England and France was 10 be iii
Ierred from that occurrence. The Marquis of
Lansdowne said that the departure OF the
French ambassador OIL the Queens birthday
was purely accidental, and was owing entire
ly To desire OF the French government to
nave his presence at =. Ts.
In the House OF Commons, Lord Palmer
stOn's tX llnaiion was by ~ means satisttc-
tory. He stated that The disturbance be-
tween the British and Greek governments
had been SD far settled that no apprehension
need be entertained that commerce woul be
molested. The Only matter remaining was
the investigation OF Alons. PhcIficu's claims
relative to Portugal. In respect to the ques-
ton whether The good understanding between
the British and French governments had been
i disturbed by the mOte III which the settle
; memt had been effect, d, lis Lordship said OF
course The French government woulI have
Y preferred as well as our own, thar 1t differ, n
settlement SHOULD have been effected Cir
cumsiances, however had interviewed 10 pre-
vent this mode of adjustment taking place
but he trusted that nothing would arise from
this likely to disturb The friendly relations ex-
isling between the two governments.
Tn French Assembly, however, took the
matter up very warmly; Nj. l. fitte Minister
n OF Foreign Atl.tirs. having been highly CON
pIimented for his decision in recalling the
n French ambassador. The affair has very
d serious aspect.
The funds which are always the test of pub
lie feeling Oh these occasions. experienced I
decided shock OH Thursday. ConsoIs which
l God the previous evening at SO | 8 declined
3 3-4 per cent, but they subsequently, ralliet
aud closed AT 95 10 95 s.
No news oil moment from Ireland.
FRANCE
L lie excitement FtIdLiVe 10 Tive new eICCiO
raj law Is spreading, and petitions against
are pouring in from all quarters. Sevrra
alterations have been made in tins 1lll. Tn
authors of the constitution are decidedly O
. opinion that any attempt TO limit The tran
- chiSr, except by the Constituent Assembly
properly convened. is Illegal, Part Of TIN
National Assembly concur in this OPINION
Three Ct The leading democratic journal
have been suppressed. an several officers O
e! the National Guards have been punished 10
ir signing petition az iiIlSt the new law. Bp
prehenSionS of ii sci iOus iusurreclion i'll const
81 quence OF this law have revived within til
last few days.
The trade of Paris is in a more satsf,ictor
p standing tn IA it has been slce the revolution
We of Febrnar, Accounts from the agricuilu
raj districts are not cheering. The farmer
N haze sown but hitit, and it is feared that IN
next harvest will noI be sufficient for COZ
On sumption.
GERMAN EMPIRE.
ep The Princess OF Sahwarsbu-g ard Ru1
stadt and The four reigning Princrssrs q
Rheims have ceded their rights OF sovereign
o 4, ty, ia order to advance the utility OF Ger
many.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
We learn from Vienna that the churc
I'll question will be one life aud death. So tx
asperaicd are the n,inds OF men upon the sui
a. iect. that The LiOyds say that the general in
i, teres.s OF al OF Whatever creed they may b
now. call for the separation all the church
es ttom The State; tor that liberty now gran
,. ted To The church of Rome involved the #
III moval OF restriction from all communities.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Porte has sigmfied TO the Austria
and Russian Ministers that they must consic
er all restraint Oh the Hungarans now at Il
end.
The Asia reached the dock at Boston earl
this morning, making the passage from Live
re pool in less than 10 days This is the qulci
est trip yet.
liverpool Cotton MARKET, May 18th
of committee OF brokers place lair Upland at 7.
Nc bile Z 38, Orleans Il.
CONGRESSIONAL