The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-05
ApprrroNAL ny rHr ATLANTIC.

A BerllndlSpatch dated the 90, says IL ap-
pears more positive that preliminaries are
being arranged at Brussels, with the assent of
Russia for the resumpt on of negotiations, not
withstanding the denials persisted in. 1t is
believed that peace is not far of.
The formal closing of the Paris Exhibition,
and the distribution By the Emperor of the
decorations and medals adjudged, took place
on the 18TH The list of American premiums
has not been received. The Emperor made q
brief address, extolling the benefits of the ex-
hibition. In relation to the war he said: you
desire, as do, . speedy and desirable peace,
but this peace, to be durable must distinctly
realize the objects for which the war was un-
dertaken."
Europe must decide who is right and who ia
wrong;a final victory is to be achieved by pub
lie opinion He called on foreign countries de-
string peace to pronounce for or against tho
Allies, and argued that without peace or rest
the forging of these arms are necessary to
carry out the objects of the alliance.
ENGLAND.
1t is rumored that the Secretaryship refused
by the Duke of Newcastle will be given to
Frederick Peel, who will be succeeded in the
War Office by Dr. Layard
General Codrington accepts the command Of
the army in the Crimea
Orders and ribbons have been bestowed on
| Generals Pelissier and Simpson.
The Chartist, under Ernest Jones and other
former leaders, have appeared in protest
against the recent expulsion of refugees from
Jersey.
The American whaler John Henry fell in
with the abandoned British Arctic ship, the
Resolute, of Belcher's exhibition, in Davis
Straits, and took possession of her, abandon
ing their own ship.
BELGIUM.
i The Belgian Chamber, had been reopened.
The Kings speech was highly congratu-
llatory upon the tiourishing state of the nation,
but makes no allusion to the war.
SWEDEN.
General Canrobert had an audience with
the King of Sweden and met with cordial
reception, but nothing is said as to the success
of his mission.
Rumor says it has reference to an alliance
between member of the Bonaparte family
and the royal family of Sweden.
DENMARK.
All the governments invited to take part in
the Conference with reference to the Sound
ldues including Russia, have sgnifed their in
tention of being represented.
Denmark repudiates all intention Of relin-
qulshing her neutrality or entering into nego-
tiations for altering the law of succession.
1t is reported that Canrobert win visit Cop
enhagen on his return.
The troubles in Saragossa are over, and or
der has been restored
: SARDINIA.
The difficulties between Sardinia and Tus-
ff1a int nc ko,v, Cd
The Sandman Chamber opened on the 18th
The King, in his speech, gloried in his alliance
with the Western powers.
Mazza, the discharged Minister of Police
/, has been promoted by the King of Naples tc
the post of Counsellor OF State
ExPresident Fillmore was on his way to
} Italy. The elections in Switzerland resulted
: in the triumph of the Radicals.
GREECE.
r The United States Minister to Greece has
: excited attention by exchanging formal visits
with the Russian Minister. French papers
say the United States offer to pay off the
indebtness of Greece to England and France
+ upon condition of receiving the Island of Milo
for ninety years.
The American squadron left Athens on the
9th Of November for Constantinople
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LONDON, Saturday Afternoon.-Consols
closed at SO.
There is rumor of the probable early disso-
luton of Parliament.
: 1t is reported in Paris that Canrobert is to
demand the hand of the daughter of the King
: of Sweden for Prince Napoleon.
The line of telegraph from Simpheropol and
Nicolaieff to st. Petersburgh has been opened
) Es. LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II, l855.-The stock Of
, American Cotton in port is 100000 bales
4 The Brokers Circular quotes Wheat 3@ al.
? dearer; Flour Is. 1t is generally conceded
, that Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour is 44@
= 45s.; Ohio do. 46@47s White Wheat Us.
+. Sd. Obs; red lis. 8d.@l2s Southern Corn
47@48s.
Richardson, Spencer & Co. quote Provisions
as slightly advanced There is steady de-
T mand for common Rosian at 5s @5s Cd. Spir-
its of Turpentine is steady at 38s. American
Stocks are IN limited demand and quiet;
Maryland Stealing Elves, 621S; sellers Penn
sylvania, Elves Certificates, 70; buyers, IA;
: sellers of do Coupon Bonds, 80; Pennsylvania
Central Railroad 49,
Barring Brothers & Co. quote Philadelphia
Bark 11@12s. Carolina Rice, in bond, ESQ
f Soc. Coffee advanced 294s.
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