The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-18
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE E. q W. LINE.
HALIFAX, Dec. l6-P. NJ.


this evening with Liverpool dates to the 4th
inst She brings the welcome intelligence
of the safety of the Indian Empire.
The steamers Indian and New York ar
rived out on the I'd inst, and the Kangaroo
and Circassian on the 1st.
The Emperor Napoleon has relieved Mon
talambert of the penalties pronounced
against him.
The subscriptions to the Suez Canal pro-
ject are said to have reached to a larger
amount than required.
The Bombay mail of November 9th had
been autographed to London. The campaign
commenced October l8, and numerous vic
tories had been achieved over the rebels.
The Queens proclamation was promul-
gated in India on the LIST of November.
The steamer Ariel sailed on the lst inst
The steamer Indian Empire reached
Broad Haven on the 25th ult. All well !;
her fuel had become exhausted, and a por-
ton of her woodwork was consumed. The
ship laid to for a week, within one or two
days steaming of Galway, during two furi-
GUS storms. The steamer Fulton arrived out
on the 2sth ultimo, the America and b.
russia on the 10th. The bark Good Speed,
from Mobile, came in collision in the Mer-
sey, with the screw steamer Geneva. Both
were seriously injured. The Good Speed
had FIVE feet water in her hold.
James Davis & Sons, extensive leather
exporters of London, have failed; their liza
bilities are considerable.
All the English papers containing Mon
talambertS trial are not allowed to circu-
late in France.
The ten deputies from Corfu have pro-
tested against the statement that they de-
sire incorporation with Great Britain. They
say they wish for annexation to Greece.
The Prussian Chamber is almost entirely
Liberal.
The telegraph between the Dardenelles
and Clio, has been successfully laid. That
between Gambia and Egypt was broken.
An unsuccessful attempt had been made
to assassinate Kalmack, at Bucharest, by
means of Eliminating shell.
The China mails reached England on the
18th.
By the late typhoon at Smaton, three thou
sand Chinese were drowned, and several Eu-
ropeans.
The Cochin Chinese are concentrating a
hundred thousand men around the Capital,
against the French and Spanish forces.
Commissioner Reed and Baron Gros were
at Japan.
An influential meeting of gentlemen en-
gagged in the corn trade, in Liverpool, had
adopted resolutions in favor of making one
hundred pounds the standard weight for all
kinds of grain, -four and meal.
There is mneh anxiety for the safety of the
troop ship Bombay, with three hundred sol
diers. The ship was dismasted, and lost
some of her crew when going to Cork fol
additional troops. She was afterwards seen
battling against the storm in a most distress
ed condition, but still making good bead
way, under jury masts for Plymouth.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has is
sued a proclamation against ribbondism and
other secret societies.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares were quot,
ed at G200.
The London Times (city articlel on the
4th says that the Funds opened on Friday
with good appearance, but later in the day
there was camplete change, and securities
of several kinds were pressed for sale. The
ultimate reaction is attributed to the re.
ported disaffected condition of Lombardy
with the advertised statement of the tone o
France towards Austria. Loans were abun
III LNC pei Ceul.
FRANCE. - Montalembert writes to thu
Moniteur to the following effect;
I have appealed against the sentence
passed upon me. No power in France, VI
to the present time has had the right to re
NIT penalty not definite. | am one o
those who do not believein the right, and
do not accept the pardon.
Montalambert has lodged q formal appea
against the sentence.
The negotiations with Switzerland fol
the Vale des Daphes is still pending. Oh
jections have been raised by Switzerland
and Austria.
SPAIN.-The nomination of Schague nj
Captain General of Madrid, is considered ;
strong indication that military dictator
ship has beer decided if the Cortez prov,
unfavorably.
PRUssIA.-Dantzic and Swinemund hav'
been ordered to be made ports of war
Prayers have been offered in the churchs
for the safe delivery of the Princess Frede
! rick William. ..s5 Hr- sf
| The agitation in Gambia was increasing
on account of the expressions of the gov.
eyernment. The inhabitants were buyin,
arms and amunitions. A general uprising
| being feared, reinforcements had been callet
| for.
| INDIA-The rebels have been dislodget
from many of their strongholds. Sever
| British victories have been obtained, witt
! heavy loss to the rebels. Twenty thou
sand have been captured in one town. To
batoper is a fugitive, His forces have beer
routed with a loss of sixty guns and 81,
! hundred killed. a
The proclamation by the Queens author
ity has caused general satisfaction. Tabafo
per applied to know the terms on which h
! could surrender.
London Honey Market.
LONDON, Dec. 3.
! The money market is unchanged. Con
! sols W are n,li.t AZ QSGQQl hoth for Tnone,