The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Further News by the;Persia.
Advaaee i'm Rreadstuffs.

New YORK, Sept. 8.
The steamship Persia, with dates from Liv-
erpool to the 23d ult, has arrived
The City of Baltimore from Philadelphia,
arrived out on the Goth ult
The Persia passed the Arabia on Sunday,
the Oath ult, 800 miles from Liverpool. She
brings London papers ofSaturday.
The Ericsson arrived at Liverpool the 18th,
and sailed for New York the Goth.
The Alps arrived at Liverpool on the 21st.
The Washington arrived at Southampton
on the ed.
The Parliament has been further prorogued
to November 18th.
D'Israeli's leadership has become dstasteful
to his followers.
The London Times approves editorially of
Mr.. Marcy's reasoning gn the subject of priva-
teering - se
The Queen of Dude mother of the deposed
monarch was in England for the purpose of
complaining ofthe East India Company.
| FRANCE.
Napoleon remained at Bearritz. 1t is re-
ported that he is urging the claims of Prince
Pierre Bonaparte to the throne of the Danu
bian kingdom, and considering what title to
bestow on the American descendant of Prince
Jerome.
The harvest in France is considered fully an
average one.
HOLLAND.
A brilliant celebration has taken place in
honor of the TWENTY-FIVE years peaceful reign
of the King of Holland The government of
Holland has refused to assent to the principle
of leaving the disputes of nations to arbitra-
ton, before q resort to arms, as recommended
bV the Paris Peace COnrrasS
SPAIN.
There is nothing very important from
Spain. Tranquility prevailed throughout the
kingdom. A free import of breadstutfs is in
vited until June, 1857. The difficulty with
Mexico is still unsettled.
ITALY
A doubtful report is current that France
and England have addressed an ultimatum to
the King of Naples, and in the event of refu-
sal to comply with its acquisitions the repre-
sentatives of France and England are imme-
diately to quit Naples.
The demands are stated to comprise gene
raj amnesty and various administration and
judicial reforms.
The King is reported to have consented to
some of the required concessions, but not to a
satisfactory extent. A report is also current |
that the King intended to abdicate in favor of
lnC UOTG .uUCTll ITlIlCG Vi OlldOIla.
RUSSIA
The RUSSIAN Government announc es that
Kars is to be dismantled within the stipulated
six months
PRUSSIA.
A desperate engagement has occurred be-
tween the crew of Prussian ship of-war and
the Algerine pirates, on the coast of Morocco.
Eight of the former were killed and twenty |
wounded. Prince Adelbers was also wounded.
This incident has revived the talk of Euro !
pean expedition agaiRst the pirates on that
coast.
The English feet will cruise in the Black
Sea until the end of September, and then re-
turn to Malta.
The Russian lighthouse men have been car
ried off from the Isle of Serpents, by an Eng
lish ship-of-war and delivered to the authori-
ties at Odessa, who declared that the affair
must be decided by diplomatic negotiations.
The Russians are taking from the Circassi-
ans all the forts abandoned during the war
They had captured Ancupa, the Crcassians
retreating without resistance.
The preparations for the coronation Of the
Gar on the 7th of September are continued
on a scale Of great magnitude.
The Count de Morny, the French represen-
tative, had met with a most distinguished re-
ception at St. Petersburg.
A quantity of treasure, valued at &1500O0,
buried by the Russians in a church at Sevas-
topo has been dug up, it having escaped the
vigilance Of the allies.
The Turkish Government is concocting
general treaty of commerce, to be offered to
all nations, its leading principles being to cir
cumScribe, for the advantage Of the native pro-
duce, the concession hitherto made to the for
eign trade.
The Russians have sent in claims, amount
ing to 100000 francs, for damages to the Rus
sian palace at Constantinople, while occupied
at the French hospital.
An American is reported to have received
firman to examine into the practicability Of
opening the principal rivers of Asia to naviga-
ton.
Adyices from Lisbon state that riots have
occurred st that place, and throughout Portu-
gal, on account of the dearness of bread.