The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
.'1'l,s p ARRIVAL OF, THE CANADA.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 8.-By steamer Cam
ada, arrived at this port, we have Liverpool
dates Of the 25th ult.
The Niagara arrived out on the 23d.
Sales Of Cotton for three days. 5000 bales.
Of which spectators and exporters took 1000
bales each. Market dull, without quotable
change. ,,Se. ,..s...e rs ...,s,
Rreadstuffs very dull. All qualities con-
siderably declined Provisions firms
Consols for money 93H. Money slightly
easier. -. 7qiI r.li ~ SD.
Diplomatic relations are broken off between
Austria and Sardinia.
There has been an armistice with Persia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the dissolution OF
Parliament, Lord Palmerston in reply to GER
tain questions, stated that no direct overtures
for the return Of Embassy had been made
from Naples, and indirectly asked whether
the sending Of political prisoners to Lapland
would be considered sufficient. Lord Palmer
ston stated that the British government would
not be satisfied with Naples emptying her
prisons to gil them again.
A commercial treaty with Morocco was
laid before the House. The House then dis
posed cf the Writs for new Parliament, re-
turnabls on the Both.
The Englirh press generally speaks favora-
bly, of tho moderation advised by Mr.. Buchan-
an, in his Inaugural Address.
FRANCE Accounts received at Paris, from
the manufacturers Of some Of the Danufac-
turing towns, are rather unfavorable, com
plants being made of the men. Arrival OF
orders for silk from the United States.
Advices from Algiers announce that one
fifth more land has been devoted to sowing
wheat this year than last. The growing crops
promise abundantly. ~
Colonial produce corn and particularly flour
markets very dull, and speedy fall in wheat
is inevitable. r -. Fr,
Letters from Marseilles Of the 18th, state
that the American ship Adriatic had been at.
tached in consequence Of her collision with
the Lyonnaise. The captain demurred against
the jurisdiction of the French courts and ap.
! pealed to an American tribunal. The case
was overruled, and will DO heard before the
tribunal of Commerce. svrr
SPAIN.-An extract from the London Times
announces that letters from Cadiz state thai
the forts of Vera Cruz fired on the boats o.
the Spanish war steamer Ferrolana, and that
the commander demanded an explanation; al
so that the Mexicans boast that they have
assistance from the United States.
| The Switzerland and Neufchatel Conference
i will probably meet on the 18th ult.
| Prussia and Russia having demanded ar
explanation of the landing of 800 Poles and
Turks from the English steamer Kangaro, on
the coast Of Circassa, the Porte Of Turkey
appointed Commissioner Of Inquiry.
PERsIA.-An armistice Of three months has
been agreed upon between the British ant
Persian forces. An instruction had occurred
among the Persians. $3.50
TURIN'--The diplomatic relations between
Austria and Sardinia have been suspended. -
The Piedmontaine Gazette announces tn,
recall of Count Poer, the Austrian Minister
and the whole Of this legation from Turin =
The Austrians citizens were transferred to tn
protection Of the Prussian Minister. The re
cali takes place without any vigorous diplo
matte rup urs.
ITALY-Reports from Naples say Their
has been some relaxation in regard to persons
; lsecurities-and also speak of the official mis-
sion Of NJ. Pionello to the Paris Conferenc
to conc,liate the Western powers.
: JApAN.-Two British steamers forced tn
port Of Mangaha in Japan, because they wer
. refused admission, contrary to the treaty
u Communications however, were made to th
Emperor, who published an edlict giving order