The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-17
Further by the Persia.

The chief subjects of interest discussed in
the London journals continue to be the rem
onstrances against Naples; the Belgrade Boun-
Diary, and the right of possession 10 the Isle Of
Serpents.
In relation to Naples the only information
comes from the Brussels LIE Nord, which says
that the Austrian Ministers at Paris ard Lon
don have urgent orders from their Government
to entreat France and England to Sustain from
any demonstration, at least until the return Of
Martini from his mediatorial mission to Naples.
1t is further said that the Western Powers are
delaying their operations in consideration of
this request
There is considerable letter writing, but no
new facts respecting the boundary question.
The German papers assert that Great Britain
has addressed a second note to Russia in rela-
ton to the Isle ofSerpents which is even more
peremptory than the FIRST the result of which
is unknown.
Great Britain has proposed plan for the
adjustment of the Montegria difficulties, viz:
That Turkey shall cede an extension of boun-
dairy to Montenegro, and that the latter shall
acknowledge the sovereignty of the Pope.
A royal decree has removed the confiscation
of Queen Christiana's property in Spain.
Napoleon has returned to Paris.
Rumors prevail of an increase of the French
and Austrian forces in Italy.
The Ministerial crisis continues in Den
mark. In addition to the resignation of the
Minister of Finance, the Minister of the
Interior, has resigned, but it is not known
vet whether the resignation will be &C
.cepted. The remaining Ministers have de-
-clared that it is impossible to keep the present
Cabinet together. The cause of the resigna-
ation of the Minister of the Interior, is said to
have been his not being able to agree with his
colleagues on measures to be taken relative to
the peasants property in lands, which they
hold on the domains of the mobiles
SPA1N.-The erection of a colonial depart
.znent is again talked CT
The Ex- Military officers who did not pre-
sent themselys to the authorities on the 18th
of July last, as we'll as those who did present
themselves but who have no property in Mad
rid, are ordered to quit the Capitol and not ap
;proach nearer than twenty leagues. 1t is moi
&C rue that the state of seige is to be raised
throughout the kingdom on the 10th of Octo
her.
The. consumption for the militia passed Of
quietly aud satisfactorily.
Reples have been received from Prussia
and Austria to the dispatches announcing the
political changes ia SPAN.
Count Ruol and the Baron Monteutfel arr
said to have expressed the satisfaction of theil
respective governments at the conclllatory anc
moderate, but firm policy pursued by th'
present rulers in Spain.
,GREECE.-Albania is oTerrun by the ban
sditti, and the frontier provinces of Greece arr
an an equally troubled condition, but intelli
,gence from the city Of Athens to the goth ult
describes the state of things there as quiet.
The difficulties existing between the French
Admiral and the British Government, are ad
1omned but not settled.
The anniversary of the Greek Revolution
was not celebrated by any public reocings, /:
simple religious ceremony being alone per
formed.
King Otho's return had been postponed un
til next month.
Coniectures are afoat concerning the Length
of the Kings absence, and as to the probabl
results of the Conference in London for tn
regulation Of Hellenic affairs.