The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-13

pdDeTS, IlOACNCl. say 1t 10 luilOt Gu
that Lord Iohn Russell would be raised to the
upper House. thus making way for Sir John
Graham in the cabinet; also tnat Palmerston
will be succeeded in the Foreign Secretary
ship by Lord Clarendon, and that Z. Wood |
will shortly vacate the office OF Chancellor
Advices from Australia state that the gov
eminent had put Smith O'Brien under petty
restraint. for refusing to adopt ticket oil
leave. The matter has been brought before
Parliament for inquiry.
The new steamer Asia. Of the Cunard line. |
arrived at Liverpool from Clyde on Friday,
having made 142 miles per hour She was
to sail for Boston on the 18th inst.
The court of the Queens Bench unani-
mously refused 10 grant the Bishop of Exeter
the rule praying against the decision OF the
Ecclesastic Court in Graham's Case.
Emigration is less general than heretofore.
The crops throughout tie country promise
WELL
FRANCE.
The Government bill Tor giving the trans
pOrtation law retrospective effect has been
defeated in the Assembly by large vote
The presumed object olthe Government was
10 obtain authority whereby Brudem. Blan-
gum. RaSpail, and other dangerous charac-
tiers might be sent out Of the country.
The defeat of the measure caused The Min
3
with reproaches upon the Assembly for reill-
sing to support him in what he called his ar
duous and thankless attempts to maintain
| public order.
He was subsequently prevailed upon to re-
tain his office.
/ In reference 10 the approaching election. a
correspondent of the London Chronicle says
the only subject Of interest TO the people of
France, at the present moment, is the decision
in favor of Eugene Sue. The city appears
to be five-sIXths in favor of the Democratic
candidates. The Moderatists appear san
guIne in behalf of LIE Clue and think he will
be elected by large majority.
Business on the Bourse declines. and five
per cents closed Thursday at SO 80.
The Opposition Journals and all the news
vender's stalls were destroyed, and the news
men were arrested by the police. On Mon
day copies of the prescribed Journals were
read aloud at the bouevards to large bodies
of the people. and in dcfauce of the police.
Six companies of the National Guard have
been suspended for electing Socialist cap
tain. A Re Deum was performed on the Goth
for The Pope's return TO Rome TO which court
f Count NJ. Raymond has been appointed plen-
| Ipotentiary.
, AUSTRIA.
The difficulties between Austria and the
Porte have been settled. The Porte has sent
, an autograph letter to the Queen of Engl and
, and the President of France in acknowledge
ment ofther kindly aid in the extradition
/ question.
, RUSSIA.
r Troops are said to have commenced tc
, evacuate the Danuhan provinces.
\ GREECE.
The mission of Baron Gros, from the
French government. has, 1t is said proved &;
r G,i1ra ctiIl
; sion of Greek vessels The difficulty will
: England appears as far from settlement a,
a ever
Great precautions said to be taken tC
/ preserve the Pope from assassination. NJ
person is allowed to approach him except by
: permission of Cardinal Aniinello.
Letters state that the Pope since his return
has drawn up several DEGREES which have
been suppressed by the Cardinals. One ac-
Il count states his HOLINESS is little less than ar
Austrian prisoner. The 1st Regiment CT
French Dragons have left Rome for France
SPAIN.
: The President of France is reported tC
Il have demanded the hand ofthe Iniantas sis
ter.
GERMANY.
} 1t is said Prussia is seeking an alliance witt
: Denmark and that she has with this oblec
in view awaited herself of the opportunity t.
= Withdraw from the Scheswig dispute the
: Duchies having entered into an Independent
! negotiation for peace, and Prussia has lief
= them to th"ir own resources.
The English Parliament having completed
the revision of the constitution it was ex
II pected to be produced at the end of the
month.
DENMARK.
> Letters from Copenhagen Ofthe 18th state
that the Danish government. acting under
I advice of Russia refused to lccede to any de
mands of Scheswig or Hos;ein, and tina
Denmark will consent to no terms but uncUn
) dtiOnal submission.