The Evansville daily journal., 1859-08-04

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pHERST A =
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DISC0NTENT UNABATED.
A Peace Congress Expected.
LIVERPOOL MAR kET.
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DISCONTENT UNABATED.
New YORK, Aug. 81

The Cunard steamship Persia has arrived,
with Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 23d
ultimo.
The steamships Bremen, Gldsgo,c, and
Edinburgh, have arrived out.
The conference between France and Aus
tria is to assemble at Zurich in about one
week.
The discomfort in regard to the terms of
peace are unabated, and the explanations of
the Emperor Napoleon are not considered
reassuring.
The Sandman representative to the Zu-
rich Conference has not been named, and it
is expected that none will be present, hut
that Sardinia, if pleased with the terms
agreed upon, will acquiesce.
1t is supposed that a European Congress
will assemble, after the arrangement of the
Zurich correspondent.
The exhibitions of the discomfort in Italy
TO the terms of peace continued. zl'.-s,.s
The people of Tuscany show strong
hostility to the return of the Grand Duke.
The Provisional Government has direct
cd popular roll on the subject.
The English foreign policy had been un-
der debate in the House of Commons.
Mr.. D'Israeli opposed all interference in
the Peace Congress. ai %.
Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell
thought that England might, with proprie-
| ty, take part, but no course was determined
upon. .".-i
Lord Elgin gave notice Of the introduc-
tion of a resolution against any interference
BY England. s.. t-,s ets4rNav
Mr.. Gladstone's proposed increase of the
tax had been agreed to.
The Emperor Napoleon had received the
congratulations of the diplomatic corps of
| st. Cloud. rr..+ ti"t a'.
The Pope's Nuncio was the spokesman
for the Ambassadors.
The Emperor, in his reply, said that Eu-
rope was SO unjust To him ut the commence
ment OF the war as to impute to him mo-
tives of personal aggrandizement, rather
than the honor aud Interests of France
Satisfied as n proof of his moderation, he
trusted that the peace would be lasting
The Paris Bourse was dull and lower by
| three per cent Rentes closed at 67f. l5c.
The German Diet has agreed TO restore
the contingent and lortresses toapeace foot
| ing.
LONDON, July 22.
Consols closed at 944@945.
The bullion in the Bank OF England has
declined f242, 900 The money market is
unchanged, and closed with good de-
mand
| @ t.s.HE LONDON, July %.
COnsols have declined TO 94s.
t-f-5 . eT LIVERPOOL, July %.
| The sales of cotton for the week have
been $4,000 bales; all qualities have de-
clined about I'd; some circulars say that Mt
one time the market ranged and closed At IL
decline.
LIVERPOOL, July Ppm
The cotton market closed steady, with
sales of 6,0O0 bales.
| <r<zS IIvPppoor Jnl, %
! trv~- INV EHfooL, July -.
The breadstutls market closed firm. Wheat
has an advancing tendency, and all qualities
are slightly improved. Richardson, Spence
K Co. quote the harvest as favorable
Flour dull at l0s@12s Cd per 100 pounds
Wheat has IN advancing tendency, and is in
more demand, having improved lGG2d
Western red at Is GdG6Ts I'D; white 9s(G9;
Cd. Corn closed firm at an advancing ten
dcncy; sales of mixed ut IS 3D.; yellow 6s
Cd; white SS6Ss OIL. Provisions closed
with a declining tendency. Becfheavy with
little inquiry and prices weak Pork heavy
and quotations nominal. Bacon dull at q
decline for all qualities. Lard dull. Coffee
quiet. Rice dull. ROsin firm. Tea has nd.
vanccd l@ld.
LONDON, July %.
Barings quote breadstulIs dull. Sugar
firm. Tea firm. Coffee dull.