The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-08
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New YeRK, April A. M.
The Ivanaoe was seen ashore on Round
Shoal, of Nantucket, OIL the Goth February,
with all sails set. BY the arrival oil the JOS.
Walker at Liverpool. it is stated that there is
no doubt but the Ivanhoe, with all on board
are lost The overland mail had arrived
with dates from Bombay ofthe 9Th Februa-
ry, and Hong Kong, Jan. 18th. Fears are
entertained Of fresh iDsurrecilon in the
southern provinces. An extensive snug
Cling company has been discovered at Shan
ghaia.
ENGLAND.
The postal bill has been modified and cur
tailed so as to be acknowledged by no party,
yet it still occupies the time Of the House Of
Commons.
FRANCE. A
The correspondent Of the Times says il is
impossible to deny the reactiOnary move
ments among certain legItimist circles in the
f'aubourg of st. Germaine. to accept the
PRONUNCIATION of the Presidents powers.
The "Siecle" in reference to certain ru.
mors that France would assume a warlIke
position Oh the German question, says: "As
long as a good understanding exists with
England there can be no more encroach-
ment."
A council of the ministers was held at the
Elysee on the news from Berlin and Dres-
den and Vienna were the principal subject of
discussion. Tie council decided that nstruc-
tons should be given TO the French Minister
at Vienna informing him Of the attitude
France will take, should contest arise be-
tween the German Princes.
The views OF the King of Prussia met with
sympathy in the council.
The Mont Ir states that the President
had received notification, from the Emperor
of Prussia, informing him Of the marriage of
his niece with Prince George, Of Mechlen-
berg.
GERMANY.
Fresh complications have arisen in Ger
many. Prussia and Austria no longer act in
concert. The secondary States coincide with
neither. Prussia supports pretentions OF the
smaller States; Austria opposes the same
The conference at Dresden had not been re-
sumcd, II ough the dey of sitting has passed
at their former meeting.
| M. ID. MontreutTleurs and d. Schuomberg,
delegates from the two sovereigns, fixed
upon a plan arranging the formation of a
central government, leaving nothing want
! ing but the ratification OF the soverei ms On
Montreuffleurs' return to Berlin, he found his
Dresden adversaies had not been inactive al
Berlin, with the King; and the aspect of ai.
fairs was entirely changed, and the Kings
views entirely d::aacren; from "haa.. hey wers
when he left. Frederick Of Milan iniulyes
in visions Of am ,ition, and regards the favor.
able time for rupture with Austria, broken
as she is in power and her armies diminished
The determination Of the second Dresden
conference supported the views Of Saxony
Wertemburg, Bavaria and Hanover while
the proceedings Of the conference relative tC
the German powers, presents powerful oh
stacle 10 the ascendancy Of Austria. They
seemed to form point of establishing con
, iederriion which may revive the hopes of The
national party which threatens TO increase
the rupture between the cabinets Of Vienna
and Berlin.
! 1t is believed that Prince Schwartzemberg
has sent an official reply to the King Of Wer
temberg, stating that his sovereign Prince
instead OF being opposed to his views, coincid
ed with them. but does not think the time ha.
come to carry out the project OF German
Confederation.
The overland mail from Hindostan ant
India arrived at Suez, March a.
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render OF Fort Darrahor, in Disean's domin
, IONS on the Alb of February.
A portion Of the Princes territory has beef
r made over 10 East India as an equivalent 70
debt Of 100000 due Hungarith canals, o
$50 miles in length, are under consideration
!. Ten thousand pounds sterling have BEEF
stolen from the Oriental Bank.
The death of Commissioner Swim is con
firIned.
3 Fears Of another insurrection in the dis
turbed Chinese provinces are entertained
e The health Of the troops at Hong Kong j
n much improved.
:. A new race of Jews have been dscovere,
u .our hundred and fiily miles from Pekil. b,
y the London missionary.
9 The Bombay import market was brisk,witl
no increase in price. High prices fer cotto
i, are asked holders are mdsposed to SELL
!, Money had improved. Freights from Bonn
bay TO Liverpool and London, E2 5s, and up
e ward tendency. Exchange on London, ST.
= months, sight, 2sa23 per ruper. Money j
scarce. The commercial prospects OF Cal
icutia and China were generally better, an
limited